Internet Drags Waitress Fired For Telling Customer S Husband His Eyes Ignite Her

In a post published on Reddit’s r/AmITheA**hole, an anonymous Redditor recounted their experience with a waitress she accused of flirting with her husband and detailed the unexpected aftermath of a nasty online review she left as a result. Titled “AITA for leaving a bad review on a diner and ruining the waitress’ life just because she was ‘complementing’ my husband’s eyes?,” the viral post has received 11,400 votes and more than 3,100 comments in just 12 hours....

January 30, 2023 · 4 min · 783 words · Jerry Longoria

Internet In Stitches After Thrift Store S Vintage Fur Hat Is Actually Alive

Sonya Minnis from Brooklyn, NY—who uses the TikTok handle thethriftymama—shared the video on Thursday of the hilarious moment she stumbled upon the rogue kitty at a thrift store in Brooklyn, New York. The video has since had over 540,000 views and more than 140,000 likes. The caption read: “I legit was about to pick it up,” and in the video, Minnis explained the incident in a voice-over. She said: “Today I’m at the thrift store minding my business when I saw this vintage fur hat....

January 30, 2023 · 3 min · 531 words · Harold Bury

Internet Laughs As Vet Trip Reveals Cat Is Secretly Eating Neighbor S Food

One pet parent was concerned after their cat stopped eating, only to discover that the sneaky puss had been stealing food from the neighbors. Posting to the subreddit r/cats on July 4, Reddit user u/Mysticstorms shared a snap of their pet with their stomach shaved. After turning down meals for three days straight, the ginger and white cat had been to the vet for an ultrasound. Fortunately, no health problems were detected, but they did find lunch....

January 30, 2023 · 3 min · 447 words · Ricky Dennison

Internet Shocked By What Potential Buyers Did To Bath During House Viewing

When TikTok user @fortdefiance put her house on the market, a sneaky shower was probably the last thing she expected from potential buyers. In a clip shared on July 1, the homeowner explained that someone viewing the house had decided to take the tub for a test run. “Just got back to my house after a showing,” she said in the video. “Walk into the bathroom and there’s a spot on the floor....

January 30, 2023 · 3 min · 604 words · Walter Dercole

Internet Sides With Man Whose Wife Used His Money To Pay For His Own Luxury Birthday Gift

It’s common knowledge that money can be a source of stress in romantic relationships. “Money is the number one thing couples fight about, especially early on,” explained clinical psychologist and Certified Financial Planner Dr. Brad Klontz, in a recent episode of Real Simple’s Money Confidential podcast. “If you’re getting married your financial life is intertwined,” he added. According to Dr. Klontz, the financial debates that arise for couples aren’t always as simple as whether to combine funds or keep them separate—rather, he explained, these are complex conflicts that require honest and involved conversations....

January 30, 2023 · 3 min · 586 words · Lois Paredes

Internet Slams Fianc E Who Wanted To Include The Guys On Honeymoon

User Due-Understanding536 posted on the subreddit “Am I The A**hole” forum in a post now voted on over 13,000 times that the destination he and his fianceé chose for their honeymoon has always been a “dream destination” for him and his friends. “When I told them where we’d plan our honeymoon they said how jealous they are and how they wish they could also go,” he wrote. “I told them that we could consider the idea of making this a friend inclusive honeymoon and they were very excited with the idea....

January 30, 2023 · 3 min · 581 words · Kimberly Donaldson

Internet Wowed By German Shepherd S Spot On Impression Of Small Dog In Viral Video

German Shepherds are known for their intelligence and trainability. As such, members of the breed are often used as service, guide, military, police, and drug- and bomb-detection dogs. In fact, German Shepherds are so smart that “many can learn a new behavior in only a few repetitions.” As the American Kennel Club noted, the breed also carries a “legendary desire to cooperate and work with us, a trait many see as a wish to please their humans....

January 30, 2023 · 2 min · 339 words · Mark Berry

Interview With The Exorcist

So what happened in Rome? Was there really an exorcism in the Vatican performed by the Pope? According to the report I got from Rome, the woman had been having an exorcism by Father Gabrielle Amorth [the Pope’s chief exorcist] either the day before or the morning before. And then she went into the audience, for whatever reason, and when the Pope was giving the final blessing, that apparently it was too much for the demons and they erupted....

January 30, 2023 · 6 min · 1085 words · James Richards

Into The Heart Of Darkness

Seeing the prize-winning film, shot in 1971, it’s easy to conclude that the Yanomami are savages with hair-trigger tempers whose anger escalates to murder faster than you can pronounce their tribal name. But look carefully at the 1997 interactive CD version of “Ax Fight,” and something more ambiguous emerges. Near the end, a group of seven young Yanomami surround the two filmmakers. One Yanomami brandishes a machete and rushes the two, only to pull back at the last second....

January 30, 2023 · 7 min · 1348 words · Pamela Baney

Intramedullary Rods For Broken Bones

One of the significant advantages of IM rods over other methods of fracture fixation is that IM rods share the load with the bone, rather than entirely supporting the bone. Because of this, patients are able to use the extremity more quickly. IM rods cannot be used for all fractures, and there are often associated complaints of pain and other symptoms at the site the IM rods are inserted. Otherwise, the IM rod is designed to stay inside your bone forever....

January 30, 2023 · 2 min · 416 words · Charles Hodgkiss

Intravitreal Chemotherapy Conditions Process And More

In this article, we will look at the conditions treated, what the process is, and who performs this procedure. Conditions Intravitreal chemotherapy is used for some cases of retinoblastoma (cancer that starts in the back of the eye, most often found in children). This is a potent therapy usually reserved for those cases in which retinoblastoma tumors are discovered in the vitreous after other treatments have been tried and where treatment possibilities are limited....

January 30, 2023 · 4 min · 844 words · Susan Mahon

Introspective Russell Westbrook On Struggles With Lakers Basketball Not End All Be All

Westbrook, who is averaging 18.7 points, 8.2 rebounds and 8.1 assists on 43.7 percent shooting this season, has totaled just 23 points over his last three games while making just 8-of-40 shot attempts. The Lakers lost two of those three games and have lost eight of their last 13 contests dating back to Dec. 17. MORE: NBA trade rumors: Every player who will become eligible to be traded on Jan....

January 30, 2023 · 4 min · 798 words · Ronda White

Invasive Blood Sucking Lampreys Are About To Spawn In Great Lakes

Sea lampreys naturally live in the cold ocean waters around Canada. They lead a parasitic lifestyle, latching their sucker-like mouth to cold-blooded animals like fish and sharks and feeding on their blood and other body fluids. Lampreys secrete an enzyme that prevents blood from clotting, in much the same way that leeches feed. In the Atlantic Ocean, their hosts are often large enough that they are not killed by being parasitized by a lamprey....

January 30, 2023 · 3 min · 571 words · Mary Hurst

Investigation Finds Two Florida School Districts Violated Desantis Mask Mandate Ban

After two districts voted to enact mask mandates in early August, Corcoran began investigations into Alachua County Public Schools and Broward County Public Schools. On Tuesday, he released two memorandums sent to the State Board of Education in which he says it should use its “enforcement powers” against the two offending districts, saying he found “probable cause” that Alachua County and Broward County Schools “acted contrary to the law.”...

January 30, 2023 · 3 min · 428 words · Robert Adams

Investors File Suit Against Meta Alleging Facebook Exploited Users To Turn A Profit

The suit, filed on behalf of investors who bought shares of Facebook stocks earlier this year, argued that Facebook’s moderators engaged in an “egregious breach of public trust” by exploiting its users to increase profits. The investors are seeking compensation for their stocks, stating that Facebook’s misrepresentative actions caused the price of the stocks to be artificially inflated. “Defendants repeatedly misrepresented to investors and the public that use of Facebook’s products does not harm children, that the Company takes aggressive and effective measures to stop the spread of harmful content, and that Facebook applies its standards of behavior equally to all users,” the legal filing said....

January 30, 2023 · 3 min · 503 words · Stephen Kroells

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January 30, 2023 · 0 min · 0 words · Nancy Rosado

Iowa Clears Its Throat

Because it is a safe surmise that George W. Bush will win, there is a sense in which he can’t win. He has not spent much time–much less than most of his rivals–in Iowa, so he is not apt to win as decisively as he now leads in national opinion polls. Therefore, someone, maybe several someones, will do better than “expected.” It will not be John McCain, who is passing up the straw poll....

January 30, 2023 · 4 min · 836 words · Henry Spinner

Iowa Hs Football Player Awarded Nearly 1 Million In Head Injury Case

Kacey Strough suffered from a pre-existing condition known as a “cavernous malformation” that bled after he sustained a head injury during a game while playing for Bedford (Iowa) High School. According to his attorney, Tom Slater, Strough was allowed to continue practicing and participating in games despite the injury. He later underwent surgery in November 2012 to remove a blood clot near his brainstem. Strough has subsequently been left with permanent impairments and must use a wheelchair....

January 30, 2023 · 1 min · 197 words · Vernon Tabak

Iowa State S Tyrese Haliburton Purdue S Trevion Williams Lead Unbeaten Usa U 19S Into Fiba World Cup Sweet 16

What always has been decisive for USA Basketball has been the medal rounds, which start Wednesday, with the U.S. seeded as the No. 1 team in Group A against Group B fourth-place team Latvia. The Americans stand four wins from regaining the U19 world championship that has belonged to Canada since RJ Barrett beat them almost singlehandedly in 2017. A balanced scoring effort led a dominant second half that dropped Senegal from a six-point deficit just minutes after halftime into an 87-58 defeat Tuesday in Crete, Greece....

January 30, 2023 · 2 min · 337 words · Jose Elam

Ipod Nation

They’re talking about the sudden ubiquity of the iPod, the cigarette-box-size digital music player (and its colorful credit-card-size little sister, the Mini) that’s smacked right into the sweet spot where a consumer product becomes something much, much more: an icon, a pet, a status indicator and an indispensable part of one’s life. To 3 million-plus owners, iPods not only give constant access to their entire collection of songs and CDs, but membership into an implicit society that’s transforming the way music will be consumed in the future....

January 30, 2023 · 12 min · 2410 words · Ellen Davis