Pickpocket tries her grift on the wrong woman
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“I fucking hate my wife”
I hate my wife, and I hate what I have allowed our marriage to do to my life. At the same time, I hate myself for what I have done to hers.
We had children even though, deep down, I did not want to. I should have been more honest with myself about that. I resent her for not finishing her degree, and I resent myself for not recognizing that she was never going to take it seriously. I hate that she spends far more than we can afford, and I hate myself for allowing that to continue.
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PHOTO ESSAY: Inside a detention center where scam workers wait for their return home – AP News
28 of the Worst Financial Decisions People Have Ever Witnessed – Ned Hardy
This uses steam and a bristle-free scrubbing head to quickly remove stubborn grease and buildup, making it one of the easiest ways to clean your grill grates. – Amazon
Which food vendors make the most money at the Minnesota State Fair? – CBS News
Why ‘AI food slop’ is making people so uncomfortable and upset – USA Today
It sure looks like hackers breached a major ID card verification service – TechCrunch
John Lennon’s First Grandchild Has Been Born – Consequence
As mathematicians grapple with AI, divisions are multiplying – Coda Story
What Is Advanced Mathematics Actually About? – Ned Hardy
Fill this clever container with water and vinegar, microwave it, and the released steam loosens dried food so it wipes away easily. – Amazon
AI wealth is creating a ‘mansion shortage’ and upending San Francisco’s housing market – NPR
Scams in the US are at a record high. Yet most victims get no help and some end up losing even more – AP News
Stanley Kubrick’s Daughter Tackles ‘Eyes Wide Shut’ Missing 20 Minutes Conspiracy Theory – Hollywood Reporter
22 Increasingly Unhinged Ways to Fix the NBA – The Ringer
MLB players on salary cap, CBA talks, potential lockout, more – ESPN
The Dumping Grounds
What It’s Like Being a Teenage Girl in South Korea
I’m sixteen, which in Korea means I’m almost a finished product.
That’s how it feels, anyway. By your third year of high school, people start talking about your “specs”—test scores, clubs, volunteer hours—and your face like they’re items on the same checklist. At cram school, the girls trade math tips and moisturizer samples. On the group chat, we swap past exams and plastic-surgery clinic screenshots. When adults ask what I plan to do after graduation, they mean both college and whether I’ll “fix” anything. It’s said kindly, like asking if I’ve bought a new backpack.
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Why Defense Lawyers Must Defend Even the Guilty
It’s one of the hardest ideas to wrap your head around: a criminal defense lawyer defending someone they know is guilty.
To most people, that feels like helping someone get away with a crime. Immoral. Twisted. Wrong.
But here’s the uncomfortable truth—defending guilty clients isn’t just legally allowed, it’s
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“My boyfriend says he is nowhere near ready to propose to me after 5 years together”
My boyfriend and I have been together for almost five years. For about the last year, I’ve been talking about wanting to move. He has always been apprehensive about it, but I’ve tried to keep the conversation open so we could figure out what our future might look like together.
Last month, he signed another one year contract at his current job. I found out after the fact. That really hurt because he knew I wanted to move, and it felt like he made a major decision that affects our future without even talking to me about it.
“How do I get rid of a vehicle I can’t afford anymore”
I bought a Tacoma for work because I let my father in law talk me into it. I was able to easily afford the monthly payments but the job I was at went under.
Now I work from home but for $5 less an hour. I owe 35k on this stupid thing but I can only get 22.5k at the dealership or maybe 30k if I private sell. The issue is I don’t qualify for the loans I would need for the remaining balance after the sale.
I really really don’t want to default on the payment cuz I know it will wreck my credit score and I don’t know what my payments will be for the balance left after they auction it. Any help or advice would be much appreciated
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21 Fascinating Photos That Deserve a Closer Look – Ned Hardy
An affordable, easy-to-install bidet that delivers a powerful, adjustable clean without requiring electricity. This will change your life! – Amazon
‘Idiocracy’ Predicted All of This – Texas Monthly
5 Things You Should Never Plug Into an Extension Cord – Good Housekeeping
The Most Important Longevity Term You’ve Probably Never Heard Of – NYTimes
Duane ‘Keffe D’ Davis Found Guilty of Orchestrating Tupac Shakur’s Murder, Ending 30-Year-Long Cold Case – People
The extraordinary untold story of Freddie Mercury: Mary Austin on her best friend – and love of her life – The Guardian
Map shows where Yosemite developer wants to build private road – SFGate
Stan Kroenke to buy Angels; record $4B valuation, sources say – ESPN
Think you’re smarter than the average person? Put it to the test with today’s Daily Quiz. – Ned Hardy
This makes bathroom cleaning effortless. Just spray it on weekly, let it work overnight, and rinse away soap scum and grime the next day. – Amazon
Lindsay Clancy trial jury “unable to come to a unanimous decision,” dismissed for day without verdict – CBS News
Florida bans Flock cameras and other license plate readers from state highways – NBC News
I Should Be Allowed to Cold-Call My Friends – Archive.ph
A rare cancer stalks children in this wealthy O.C. suburb. Parents desperate to unlock mystery – Archive.ph
CDC reported then deleted two measles deaths that were questioned by RFK Jr. – Ars Technica
Jiu Jitsu competition ends badly – Reddit
