2024-07-02 at 10:52 PM UTC
I need total nigger death. Death to all niggers i think. Theyre nasty, stinky, and disgusting. Only good for filling holes of stinky whores like stinkou
2024-07-03 at 3:01 AM UTC
Enigma
African Astronaut
[memorize my carmelite sway]
Very insightful post that touched on many different aspects of culture and how they relate to your overarching thesis.
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2024-07-03 at 3:06 PM UTC
Enigma
African Astronaut
[memorize my carmelite sway]
I'm jsut talking shit on a shit talking forum how dare i
2024-07-03 at 3:22 PM UTC
Enigma
African Astronaut
[memorize my carmelite sway]
my college professor is so dope bro he leaves early, talks to his boyfriend on the phone for half the class with a Bluetooth headphone, and if you're doing something and you don't know how to do it he actually stops to explain how to do it correctly.
one kid (who tries hard, comes early, but isn't very smart) couldn't figure out how to do graphs in Excel so I watched him help the student for 5 minutes, during the excel exam hahaha
I was like my nigger that's both good and bad, bad because he's helping a student during the exam, but good because I'm pretty sure that student who shows up early, stays after class, works diligently the entire time is computer retarded and has like a 70% in the class (We can see everyone's grades without names and he's doing the worse out of the kids that show up)
2024-07-03 at 3:24 PM UTC
Enigma
African Astronaut
[memorize my carmelite sway]
I have had like 6 hours of homework in the class so far (Which is what you'd expect to have a week) because I make such good use of the time in class. I also am good at Word and Excel, I think I might be a lot slower at powerpoint because I've made only about a dozen PowerPoints in my life but w/e
2024-07-03 at 5:14 PM UTC
Instigator
Naturally Camouflaged
[the staring tame crusher]
Bradley B had always been an animal lover. He grew up with dogs and cats, and as an adult, he continued to surround himself with furry friends. So, it came as a shock to everyone when they heard that Bradley had been accused of stabbing a dog.
The incident happened late one night when Bradley was walking home from a bar. He came across a stray dog, rummaging through a garbage can. At first, Bradley felt pity for the animal and approached it with the intention of giving it some food. But as he got closer, the dog growled and snapped at him.
In a fit of fear and anger, Bradley pulled out a pocket knife and stabbed the dog. He immediately regretted his actions and called for an ambulance. The dog survived, but Bradley was arrested and charged with animal cruelty.
The trial was highly publicized, and Bradley's life was turned upside down. He lost his job, his friends, and his reputation. The prosecutor argued for a harsh sentence, citing Bradley's lack of remorse and his history of alcohol abuse.
But Bradley's defense attorney painted a different picture. He argued that Bradley was a good person who had made a terrible mistake. He said that Bradley had been struggling with depression and anxiety, and that the night of the incident, he had been heavily intoxicated.
In the end, the judge decided to give Bradley a second chance. He sentenced him to probation at a halfway house, where he would receive counseling and treatment for his mental health and substance abuse issues.
Bradley was grateful for the opportunity to turn his life around. He knew that he had let a lot of people down, including himself. But he was determined to make things right and to prove that he was not the monster that everyone thought he was.
At the halfway house, Bradley worked hard to better himself. He attended therapy sessions and support groups, and he volunteered at a local animal shelter. He was determined to make amends for his actions and to help other animals in need.
Over time, Bradley began to rebuild his life. He got a new job, made new friends, and even started dating again. He still struggled with his demons, but he was determined to keep moving forward.
Looking back on that fateful night, Bradley knew that he could never take back what he had done. But he hoped that by turning his life around, he could in some way make up for his mistake and show the world that he was a changed man.
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