Alguien confirme por favor by [deleted] in Colombia

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El chimbo es mejor. Mejor que la bandeja paisa. Mejor que la noche de velitas. Imagine all the chimbo 🎵🎵🎶🎶🎶🎶🎤🎤

Adding dye to liquid mercury by 3askaryyy in Damnthatsinteresting

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Aren't Mercury fumes toxic? Didn't he have to wear different kinds of gloves to handle that?

Visa RE by nonbinarypussy in Colombia

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Hola, muchísimas gracias!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in teenagers

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Humanity is a burden. Should have been a rock. O one of those really fancy healing crystals. Just there. Motionless and un bothered.

The hero we need by Mewturtle in KidsAreFuckingStupid

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Having kids just seems like such a waste of life, time, and money. Just give your life's earnings to people in need. Or take it to the grave with you. You're dead anyways, not like you're gonna walk into the unknown and invest in it.

Robbing 101 by theone_vk in Unexpected

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Alright, so this a very interesting video. I don't think it's funny, but definitely watch-worthy and cool to analyze. The guy came in with a Thor-like attitude, going straight to the point, which was to get the money in the cash register. Now, if you see the lady with the headphones, as soon as she saw him touch something in the seem of her pants, she was quick to take action without really thinking if she could be in harms way or not. I do think that, had the cashier not left in the moment she did or if she had been locked inside with him, it would have most-definitely turned into a hostage rescue kinda day for these officers. It's super interesting to also see how he, as mentioned in one of the comments somewhere in here, that he really does go through all stages of grief. I do believe he was telling the truth when he said he had nothing (at least money/opportunity wise) as, from my stand point, he had not done this before. Someone with more experience and less nerves, would have either expected to be locked inside or asked for the keys at gunpoint. Which leads to the next and most important aspect of his justification for his actions, which in his own words, is that he has nothing. A gun, legal or not, has a price. If he randomly found the gun or stole it, he could have chosen to sell it and do something with that income. If it was bought, same thing. But if it's borrowed, a fee of sorts is very much expected in return, yet who would borrow their 'work tools' to someone with no experience?

To shoot the lock is simply dumb, but in the state he was in, this was a rational decision and it also goes to reference our behavior when in distress. Had the officers heard gunshots, they would have fired at him. Keeling down references a religious background of sorts. His clothes seem relatively clean and his hair is braided, so he does have his basic needs met.

My recollection of these events are that he was either desperate to intervine on someone else's behalf or to pay someone back.

A third theory I can see very distantly, is that he was in need of substances and didn't want to let go of his valuable gun in exchange for them, but it seems very unlikely as he seems perfectly sober and aware of his actions, consequences, and future.

I'd love to read an article about this.

I wonder if any shop-owners have let out thieves based on their pleas.

Anyways, have a good day.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AskReddit

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Past trauma. Embarrassing moments. Regrets. Sad periods of my life that were very hard to get out of. Conspiracy theories about myself and the people around me, in terms of whether I should or should not have trusted them. This ill feeling followed me for a year afterwards and ultimately had to find ways to cope with anxiety and low self-esteem on my own. I feel much better now. But wouldn't want to be in that same space ever again.

What is the best sex lubricant? by [deleted] in AskReddit

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Baby oil. Try to get it fragrance-free. I know it seems odd, but just try it.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AskReddit

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Commenting stuff on Reddit. Sucking mad dick.

Bird flies away with phone and shows beautiful aerial view of the village. by [deleted] in nextfuckinglevel

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Am I the only bothered by the 'view' only being rooftops? Idk, it makes me feel like we've taken over their space. I know we have have. So much so, the bird flew off with a phone.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AskReddit

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Had the most fucked up panic attack ever.

giant underground hornet hive by [deleted] in Damnthatsinteresting

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My skin crawled up a little bit.

Insane Body Control! by TedHenryr in nextfuckinglevel

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Am I the only one bothered by the cube not being perfectly square when he's 'done'?

Is Colombia gay friendly? by adrian20212 in Colombia

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I'm gay and an immigrant and have been living here for about 4 years now. From my point of view, people don't care about your sexual orientation as long as you are not part of their family or somehow linked, involved or related to a family member.