There are some that insist Mother's Milk is the REAL gateway drug...Police seize 3/4 pound of meth, baby bottle meth pipe during traffic stop
There are some that insist Mother's Milk is the REAL gateway drug...Police seize 3/4 pound of meth, baby bottle meth pipe during traffic stop
They were on a business trip, and reportedly bought a 30-kilogram box of oranges worth ¥50 (around $8 or P370) before boarding a plane.
They learned that they were going to get charged, and not wanting to pay or let the oranges go to waste, they decided to eat the fruits instead.
One of the men, identified only by his surname Wang, noted that after their orange feast, they “never want to have any oranges again.”
Did they ask the monkeys?https://abc7chicago.com/pets-animal...-milk-over-monkey-labor-allegations/10030001/
Target is the latest company to drop Chaokoh coconut milk over allegations of forced monkey labor.
Next we need to stop them from typing on billions of typewriters.
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That would certainly throw a monkey wrench into the coconut milk industry...Did they ask the monkeys?
Personally a better step would be unionize the monkeys ensuring proper working conditions and benefits.
YAMHILL COUNTY, Ore. — Heather Fawcett is living in fear in Yamhill County. That’s because the man once convicted of hitting her in the head with a sledgehammer, walked out of prison, Monday.
“Last thing he said to me was, ‘I'll kill you and your dog someday,’” said Fawcett between tears. “I just have to be careful, be aware, carry mace and hope.”

Kind of suspected it might be fake. But it made me laugh. There are just so many fake things out there - who can tell reality from an alternate reality? Facts from alternate facts?That phone out the canopy has been revealed as a fake a while ago.
For some funny reason, her shadow got cut off behind her...
But it's unlikely the video is fake. A search of the location shows she was dancing on the stairs of a roundabout not far from the Myanmar Parliament, which is why the shadow appears to be cut off. Images from the street posted by Bellingcat researcher Aric Toler also confirm the location.
But when internet sleuths, journalists and disinformation researchers looked into the origin of the video, its authenticity became clear. The BBC has been in contact with Ms Khing, who confirmed the video is real.