If this ain't weird, I don't know what is:

Woman arrested after wheeling uncle's corpse into bank to sign off £2,500 loan
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If that really happened I would think she has some unusual mental problem or she knows one of the bankers and is trying to pull off a very strange practical joke or prank.

Isn't her picture in the Encyclopedia Britanica under "Completely Bonkers"

 

Trust me, that really happened.

 

War in Pattaya!

Songkran Thai new year celebration.

 

Trust me, that really happened.

Hi again,

I am very glad you said "Trust me" because I always trust people who say that. If they say "trust me" you know for sure you can trust them

Ok so seriously how do you know for sure it really happened ? You know how reliable the internet is

 

Ok so seriously how do you know for sure it really happened ? You know how reliable the internet is

This is not "the internet". This bit of news has been reported worldwide through many different reliable news sources.

 

This is not "the internet". This bit of news has been reported worldwide through many different reliable news sources.

You still believe the news?

How quaint.

 

You still believe the news?

How quaint.

As usual, we believe in the news we agree with. The lady in the bank with the dead uncle has plenty of documentation, much like global warming.

 

Claim your bird.

 

Claim your bird.

Great Expectations? :

 

This is not "the internet". This bit of news has been reported worldwide through many different reliable news sources.

Ok so you believe it because several news outlets reported it and they seem reliable. That's understandable.

 

Ok so you believe it because several news outlets reported it and they seem reliable. That's understandable.

I am now beginning to wonder if you're real ...

 

Ok so you believe it because several news outlets reported it and they seem reliable. That's understandable.

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/latino...pse-brazil-bank-sign-loan-arrested-rcna148271

Weird but true, those are the best kind.

 

Look at the teeth, it seems to be a 'tell' like hands.

 

I am now beginning to wonder if you're real ...

<tires screeching>
That does not make any sense. I stated something perfectly logical and reasonable, and thought that your estimation was also reasonable.

Maybe I am just too real

 

<tires screeching>
That does not make any sense. I stated something perfectly logical and reasonable, and thought that your estimation was also reasonable.

Maybe I am just too real

The point of my sarcastic joke, my friend, was to show you that while skepticism is a healthy attitude, one must also be cautious in its overuse or otherwise there's the very real possibility of getting one's reasoning stuck and never moving forward.

 

The point of my sarcastic joke, my friend, was to show you that while skepticism is a healthy attitude, one must also be cautious in its overuse or otherwise there's the very real possibility of getting one's reasoning stuck and never moving forward.

As is the case with the new pastime of Qanon. Discrediting all news is intended to trap the unwary into believing only what the liars want people to believe. Theres plenty of trustworthy and verifiable news available, unfortunately if that news threatens a person's fragile make believe world then it must be attacked, like the news that modern Zionist ideology is rooted in racial superiority and a divine right to territory (beliefs once also held by the Third Reich).

There are lots of archival records from the British government (who once administered Palestine) proving this, proving that the ideology predates World War 2, plenty of evidence, easy to get these days, but too uncomfortable for some.

Here, this is a ten year old news report in the Israeli newspaper Harretz, there's plenty more too for those truly interested.

 

As is the case with the new pastime of Qanon. Discrediting all news is intended to trap the unwary into believing only what the liars want people to believe. Theres plenty of trustworthy and verifiable news available, unfortunately if that news threatens a person's fragile make believe world then it must be attacked, like the news that modern Zionist ideology is rooted in racial superiority and a divine right to territory (beliefs once also held by the Third Reich).

There are lots of archival records from the British government (who once administered Palestine) proving this, proving that the ideology predates World War 2, plenty of evidence, easy to get these days, but too uncomfortable for some.

Here, this is a ten year old news report in the Israeli newspaper Harretz, there's plenty more too for those truly interested.

IMO The anti-semitism is strong in this one. Plenty of evidence, easy to get these days, but too uncomfortable for some.

 

https://www.latimes.com/california/story/2024-04-19/sylmar-gardaworld-heist
Police responded to alarm around time of $30 million L.A. heist, but thieves were undetected

Despite the officers’ presence at the property in the early hours of Easter Sunday — including around the time it is believed the sophisticated burglary was carried out — the criminals remained undetected, according to three law enforcement officials familiar with the investigation of the incident.

During at least one of the responses by a patrol car, GardaWorld was alerted, according to the officials, but the Montreal-based security services company did not register the intrusion.

These guys were good, not just lucky.

 

The point of my sarcastic joke, my friend, was to show you that while skepticism is a healthy attitude, one must also be cautious in its overuse or otherwise there's the very real possibility of getting one's reasoning stuck and never moving forward.

Hello again and thank you for the reply.

I am just not sure why you would want to 'show' me anything when I was sort of agreeing with you and already thought it was reasonable.
This remines me "a little" of a skit in Family Guy:
Joe: "Quagmire, do not get married".
Quagmire: "I am not getting married".
Joe: "Good, don't".
Quagmire: "I am already not getting married".
Joe: "Good, don't".
Quagmire: "Joe, you know you telling me not to get married has absolutely no effect on me because I am already doing what you are telling me to do".
Joe: "Good, don't".


That's not exactly the same thing I know but maybe that illustrates the point a little.

I had a bad day today also. I drove miles up the mountain to do my civic duty and bring my old Li-ion cells to the hazardous waste drop off only to find that there was a big baseball game going on that had 100 cars backed up on the only access road to the waste drop off. I could not get in so had to turn around and come back home.
The problem is they only have these 'days' about once every three months, so I can't go again for another three months.
People won't put up with that they will throw them in the regular garbage, which defeats the purpose of having that kind of recycling program.
It's just a stupid place to visit anyway the whole area up there has other problems I won't get into right now.

 

Remember that land that mom bought in the desert 30 years ago?

I've driven thru Pahrump a few times, hot as hell in summer, cold and windy as hell in winter.

The radio legend was there.