Polls: Other

If you could spend your life exploring one or the other and had everything you needed, which would you prefer?

I would rather want to know how I die if I had to choose between the two.

Three of these stories have been extracted from my local Welsh news from the past few days. I've cropped the pictures and added a brief but accurate description of the story.

Then I've added one bullshit story I've just made up. But can you spot the FAKE news.

a couple months ago i got super super drunk at like 6pm and ended up in public all wasted. the cops were called on me and they picked me up. i spent the night in the sobering cell thing, and got a contravention of just 35 euros. It was in a little village in the country side. i dont drink often, like only a couple times a year. I didn't plan on getting drunk like that, or even going outside like that either.

half of my family thinks since i'm young (23) it's bad but it's not a huge deal, like it's something that can still happen at my age. and that as long as i learn my lesson and are careful to not drink so much like that especially alone, it's fine. The other half thinks it's really bad and i can't be left alone because of it. so now i'm being treated like a baby by those people for that one incident.

what do you guys think. is it super severe and warrents a 23yo being more controlled and babysat to prevent them redoing that or is it not that grave and they're old enough to learn from their mistakes alone?

When you're out taking a stroll or running your errands (e. g., laundry, etc.), do you wear your headphones/airpods to listen to music and take calls? Why or why not?

(Personally, I won't wear them if I'm operating a vehicle, for example, bc I need to listen for traffic, but at the store or just walking around I usually sport them at low vol just to be in a good mood and to be able to take a call and chat while walking around or running errands.)

Do people (often) remember offense more than they do, kindness? How about vice versa?

-Thoughts?

Hypothetical:

- could I just wear/ lock a silver necklace on my neck to survive a vampire apocalypse?

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Hey guys

I did a college course in person. On the last week my tutor came up behind me, put her hands on my shoulders, pressed down quite heavily and shook me. It wasn't sore at the time but when i went to bed that night it started getting sore. I ended up in a&e and the dr said it was muscle spasms that would go away in a week or two. That time has passed and the pain is still just as bad. I read the pain can come on a day or two after the incident. Im in agony and its affecting my studying. I really should have gotten a neck brace its that sore. Its affecting my tinnitus and giving me headaches

My brothers been waiting trial for 5 years so i feel like i dont want to add anymore pressure on my parents, i can't even tell my dad cos i know hed definitely report it. But if i have to pay for physio i dont see why i should when it wasn’t my fault.

Do you stock up before the fourth or do you buy at the last minute?

Also for bonus points: any stories of fireworks mishaps?

I’ve heard people say several times that they ‘felt someone watching them’ or ‘felt him/her/them staring at them’. I’ve also had my fair share of instances where I felt like someone was staring at me. Do you think it’s possible to feel someone staring at you?

This isn’t about politics.

(When uncertain I put the topic as "Other", everyone knows that.)
As for me, - not that anyone asked-, I will choose to never enjoy food because I can't deal with not enjoying music.

President or pauper, King or criminal, we all have answer the call of nature. So when the turtle pops his head out which of these three toilets would you most enjoy defiling with your derriere.