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I would say hyperglycemia, but we don’t know what period of time Bob ate these candy bars. A day? A month? A year?
Hyperglycemia - Wikipedia

🎶 Grab your husk and being to shuck 🎶
Clinton was impeached but not convicted. If he was convicted and removed from office then we would have had a president Al Gore.
Literally using people’s shit to train their shit AI.
Imagine shitting in there then something caresses your leg.

Unfortunately, no. I’m a sucker for the plastic blow molds, and I didn’t have a witch.

That does give me an idea though: Giant Jack Skeleton. He could even be dressed up as Sandy Claws in December.

I will admit I have only bought one halloween decoration so far, but that’s only because everything I’ve come across is too similar to what I already have.

The author does state at the end that they don’t believe in an afterlife. The title is meant to be more provocative to draw in theistic readers.

I agree with your comment. He escaped all accountability while inflicting suffering and feeling morally justified in it. Makes me sick to my stomach.

James Dobson Is Dead. And He’s Going To Hell.

https://lemmy.world/post/34840285

James Dobson Is Dead. And He’s Going To Hell. - Lemmy.World

By dying, on August 21 Dr. James Dobson, evangelical thought leader, anti-gay activist, and staunch defender of child abuse, did the only good thing he ever did with his life. […] His most famous work, 1970’s Dare To Discipline, stands as both his entry into the  public consciousness and as an early salvo of his views. It endorses hitting toddlers as young as two and three years old (pg. 40 & 41, et al)*. It praises trauma bonding [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Traumatic_bonding]–which is classified as a form of abuse by many actual practicing psychologists, for the record–as a genuine expression of parental love (ch.1 p.2,  pg. 23), bemoans the lack of stick-beatings in the classroom (ch. 3, pg.81) and spends a good deal of a book on raising children decrying the ACLU (pg. 87), the  agency of women (pg. 39 & 40, et al), birth control (pg. 146), and most if not all  expressions of human sexuality (ch. 5).  A follow-up, 1978’s The Strong Willed Child, begins by recounting a time he beat the shit out of his dog (p. 11-14)  and goes on to extol the virtues of doing the same to children.

Sweet Tech Jesus! It’s 3 and 1/2 hours long.