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All my life, I reacted to bugs the same way, which is to squash them at the first sight of them. I've only ever let bees go but if they land on me, I don't think, I just squash.

I've had girls when I was young literally cry over me killing an ant, and I'm like "it's a bug, not a dog". Only 1 student agreed that killing an ant doesn't matter.

I have a girlfriend and she got angry with me when I told her of this. She gave the old adage of "pick it up", i am not touching a bug and putting it outside just ensures that they come back in with friends, the next day, making the infestation 10 times worse in hours instead of stepping on it now and calling it a day.

Am I the a-hole?

Meaning you might think you're invisible around certain people and then you'll find out that you're not, or you'll say something to the person next to you, and you didn't even think the person next to them heard it but they let you know they did, or some people will say to you I heard you did this or got this, like you're a topic of conversation and gossip and such

https://www.news9.com/national-politics-oklahoma/could-markwayne-mullin-replace-kristi-noem-as-dhs-secretary

Markwayne Mullin replaces Kristi Noem as DHS Secretary
Trump reportedly frustrated with DHS Secretary Noem over $220M ad campaign; President confirms Markwayne Mullin will take over.

WASHINGTON -President Donald Trump has selected Markwayne Mullin as the replacement for Kristi Noem as secretary of the U. S. Department of Homeland Security, following tensions over congressional testimony about a federal advertising campaign.

Why Noem Is Under Scrutiny
According to a report from National Review, the president is privately frustrated with Noem after she told lawmakers during a hearing before the U. S. Senate Judiciary Committee that Trump had advance knowledge of a $220 million taxpayer-funded advertising campaign approved by the department.

well well i totally thought Pam Bondi would be the first to go! Color me surprised!

The car, one of a few, has finally given up the ghost. Not unexpected, just unexpectedly the date. Months ago the mechanic agreed it was on its engines last kilometers, fit to drive and safe, just that it was showing its age. After 25 years, and with no rust, it had finally given up the ghost. 👻

I can't help yet feel some sadness, not for an object, yet more the memories and the nostalgia of all things in life. Much like fictional Noddy in the 1990s and his iconic car. It's important to appreciate when an object has "given up the ghost" - humbly 'briefly lament it' - and onto the next used car shopping 🚗🙃🙂🥲