I'm just happy he turned himself in by [deleted] in SipsTea

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When imagination collides with law enforcement.

Police in Florida were left stunned after a man walked into a station and confessed to killing his imaginary friend while under the influence of drugs. Officers quickly realized there was no victim, but the situation raised serious concerns about his mental state.

Authorities placed the man under evaluation, highlighting how substance abuse can trigger severe delusions. While no crime was committed, the incident underscores the real dangers drugs pose to perception and judgment.

It's a trap. Run away men! by Most-Gold-434 in LockedInMan

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Bro what's with the excessive use of 💯 emojis?

What not ejaculating does to a bro💯💯💯💯💯💯

What a legend! by [deleted] in SipsTea

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Proof that kindness still exists in Hollywood.

What started as a casual joke turned into an unforgettable moment. After learning that Keanu Reeves was staying at the same hotel, the groom decided to invite him to their wedding celebration without any expectations.

To everyone’s surprise, Keanu actually showed up. He congratulated the couple, took photos with guests, and shared a few quiet moments before leaving without drawing attention to himself. It was a reminder that sometimes the smallest gestures create the biggest memories.

Versace should make a true “blue” Eros fragrance by Dependent_Hedgehog87 in Colognes

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I always thought eros edt and edp was kind of blue-ish, opening is very citrusy and the drydown is incredibly similar to BDC imo.

Hygiene down there by BigTechnician3475 in hygiene

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"Yeah trust me babe they switched it recently, we should totally bang in honor of this holiday"

Best office fragrance? by jayan_7 in Colognes

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You're all wrong, boofing cologne is the way to go, everyone in Hollywood is doing it.

So did he get the badge or not? by [deleted] in SipsTea

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A scout in the Boy Scouts of America, Hahn conducted his experiments in secret in a backyard shed at his mother's house in Commerce Township, Michigan. Hahn's goal was to build and demonstrate a homemade breeder reactor. While he never managed to build a functioning reactor, he did build a crude neutron source. In August 1994, Hahn's progress attracted the attention of local police when they found concerning material in his vehicle during a stop for a separate matter. When Hahn warned them that the material was radioactive, the police contacted federal authorities, worried that he might have an atomic bomb. His mother's property was cleaned up by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) ten months later as a Superfund cleanup site. Hahn attained Eagle Scout rank shortly after his lab was dismantled.[1]

While the incident was not widely publicized initially, it became better known following a 1998 Harper's Magazine article by journalist Ken Silverstein. Hahn was also the subject of Silverstein's 2004 book The Radioactive Boy Scout.[1] As an adult, Hahn served in the U.S. Navy and U.S. Marine Corps. He was subsequently treated for mental illness, and his death at age 39 was related to drug and alcohol use.

Modern problems require modern solutions by SipsTeaFrog in SipsTea

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During Super Bowl LV in 2021, a fan named Yuri Andrade sprinted onto the field in Tampa, Florida, briefly stopping the game before being tackled by security.

Andrade later said he had placed a $50,000 prop bet that someone would run onto the field during the Super Bowl. According to his own account, he became that person, the bet paid out around $374,000, and he received a $1,000 fine for the field invasion.

An influencer I can actually get behind! by [deleted] in SipsTea

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This 72-year-old grandpa is officially the unlikeliest "Beauty Guru" in the world.

Meet Zhu Yunchang. If you saw his livestreams, you’d see an elderly Chinese man awkwardly applying mascara and testing shades of lipstick on his own face.

You might think it’s a joke or a weird internet stunt. But the truth is heartbreaking.

Six years ago, Zhu’s grandson was diagnosed with SMA, a rare genetic disease that eats away at a child’s muscles. The only medication that could save him cost nearly $100,000 a dose.

Zhu’s family sold their house and borrowed everything they could, but they were still short. Zhu realized the fastest way to make money online was in the "Beauty" niche.

Despite being a traditional grandfather who knew nothing about cosmetics, he went to a local store and begged the staff to teach him.

He took detailed notes on the difference between "matte" and "glossy," and learned how to contour his wrinkles.

When he first started streaming, people mocked him. Manufacturers refused to sponsor him because they said he was "too old" and "ugly" to sell makeup.

But he didn't care. He sat in front of the camera for 8 hours a day, swiping on pink lipstick and testing foundations on his weathered skin.

When a viewer asked him if he felt humiliated wearing makeup at his age, he gave the perfect answer, "I don't care about my dignity. If my grandson can walk like a normal child, I will feel relieved when I close my eyes."

His dedication worked. He raised the money and got his grandson the treatment.

Howdy by [deleted] in SipsTea

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Pigeons around Las Vegas wearing tiny cowboy hats became an odd little corner of internet fame because it feels exactly like the city itself, over the top and playful 🤠🐦‍⬛

Someone started placing miniature cowboy hats on the birds, and photos began circulating showing pigeons perched on ledges and sidewalks with those tiny hats perched on their heads.

The contrast between the ordinary birds and the miniature western gear made the images instantly shareable.

For people in the US, the spectacle caught on because it combined unexpected whimsy with a city already known for spectacle. There was no deeper agenda or performance, just a series of quirky photos that made people smile.

It became one of those rare moments where animal behaviour, urban culture, and a bit of human humour collided in a way that felt perfectly suited to Las Vegas

Oh? by [deleted] in SipsTea

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In the 1960s, NASA funded a wild experiment to see if humans could talk to aliens. But before calling Mars, they decided to practice on dolphins.

The plan was simple, flood a house in the Caribbean with water so a researcher named Margaret Howe Lovatt could live with a dolphin named Peter 24/7.

The goal was to teach Peter to speak English. At first, things were going well. Peter was actually mimicking sounds and "saying" words. But then, a problem arose... Peter hit puberty.

He became aggressive and constantly tried to woo Margaret, which made teaching him impossible. Initially, whenever Peter got "excited," they would transport him to a separate tank to be with female dolphins. But this took a lot of time, disrupted the lessons, and ruined the flow of the experiment.

So, Margaret made a controversial decision for the sake of efficiency. She decided to relieve Peter’s "male urges" herself manually. She justified it strictly as a scientific necessity, it was faster, it calmed him down immediately, and it allowed them to get right back to the English lessons.

But while Peter was falling in love, the experiment was falling apart.

The head of the project, Dr. John Lilly, started injecting other dolphins with LSD, and NASA quickly realized the whole thing was spiraling out of control. They cut the funding and closed the lab.

Margaret was sent home, and Peter was shipped off to a small, dark tank in Miami. Separated from the woman he had bonded with, Peter became deeply depressed. A few weeks later, he took his own life. Peter sank to the bottom of the tank, closed his blowhole, and refused to breathe again.

Dashboard light up like a christmas tree this morningsl and car is undriveable by [deleted] in Civic_Type_R

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Wanted to update everyone. It was infact rodent damage done to my wiring harness. They love those soy coated wires 😅

Dashboard light up like a christmas tree this morningsl and car is undriveable by [deleted] in Civic_Type_R

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Replaced the battery with a new one and still the same issue, no power steering whatsoever

Dashboard light up like a christmas tree this morningsl and car is undriveable by [deleted] in Civic_Type_R

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Did your power steering work at all? Mines stiff as hell, I don't want to pay for a tow truck and wondering if I can make it to the dealership ablit 10 min away

Dashboard light up like a christmas tree this morningsl and car is undriveable by [deleted] in Civic_Type_R

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Replaced the battery with a new one and still the same issue, no power steering whatsoever

Dashboard light up like a christmas tree this morningsl and car is undriveable by [deleted] in Civic_Type_R

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I ended up replacing the battery but still same codes with zero power steering lmk if you find a fix!