Men were busy contemplating solutions while Women couldn't stop their Yapping for a second till the end.

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— Catachi (@itachi_senpai1) April 28, 2024

Aiyyo appa aiyyo appa

Ok simp

>Men bring sheet

>Men bring mattress

>Men climb out of window and grab baby

>Women seethe about where the parents are

>This is helping

I had to get some new jeans and of course they don't make my old ones anymore so I had to take a chance on something I haven't worn before. The problem is that I have beefy thighs and calves so even though the waist and inseam size are correct they end up a little tight on my legs. I got Levi's athletic fit which helps a little but they're still bordering on uncomfortable. Not unwearable but definitely snug. I'm hoping they loosen up a bit as I wear them but does anyone else have this issue and have you found a solution?

!lurkers !oldstrags

Another thing to remember is the favicon before , as well as the page title without an r:

I'm trying to figure out the best clickbaity titles on my videos on YouTube

This is the guy who invented the modern heartrate monitor by the way.

/r/unitedkingdom has another post relating to that creepy/disgusting video of a man biting a young boy's ear at the snooker championship. See previous drama post here.

Anyway, the thread isn't huge, but is a total mess with p-do apologia and slapfights.

It was quite clearly a dad having a playful interaction with his son, blown out of all proportion by a bunch of joyless Karens on Twitter.

Any money this """father""" likes to nibble on his """son's""" ear too.

It's a weird thing to do to your child tbh, and even worse to do it in public in front of cameras.

How does on camera make it worse... When he noticed the camera he didn't seem guilty or scared. He seemed like a dad excited to be out with his kid. I agree the timing and the clip itself looks weird, but it very well could be innocent. A dad biting his son's ear playfully, or a p-do seductively nibbling on a young boy are 2 very different things which can look indistinguishable.

I could be completely wrong but It looked like a father trying to wind up or annoy his slightly fed up looking son.

The recipient (of the horseplay?) didn't react with shock or dismay. More a resigned "dad you're being annoying" type look followed by a shrug and a smile.

They both appeared to have shared familial facial traits which suggest they're related.

>Sexual abuse is totally fine when it's kept in the family.

There was nothing normal about this interaction. The child's resignation to its occurrence broke my heart. It must happen a lot.

Because grooming trains the victim to be used to it and accept it. You can see the kid say "stop" just before he bites his ear. Not to mention, we don't see where that man's hands were or what they were doing

Mate, he nibbled on his fricking ear.

Normal people don't nibble on their kid's ears. Pedos do.

And because redditors can't help themselves, they point out the real villains in this situation: Conservative news media.

I'm not saying this shouldn't be investigated, but GB News shouldn't be used as a source on this sub.

It's a thinly veiled vehicle to funnel money to right wing politicians in return for their participation in promoting the views of their very opaque owners.

Essentially an ERG owned and operated propaganda broadcaster.

I dislike them but sources shouldn't be banned just because you dislike them

Most of us dislike them because they inflame culture wars, are shamelessy biased and spread misinformation and conspiracy theories.

Unfit to be a news channel

🚨Is the Federal Gov giving voter registration forms to non-citizens?

Yes, at least in SC. A refugee sent us this form that was given to her in a packet at the Social Security Office in Spartanburg. She asked “Why are they giving these to non-citizens?”

EXACTLY. pic.twitter.com/5IDYhlIzrv

— Adam Morgan (@RepAdamMorgan) April 29, 2024

Que faut-il de plus pour vous convaincre que ces trois 🤡 racoleurs sont dans le même Parti unique ?

RIEN NE CHANGERA avec Poilievre comme premier ministre. pic.twitter.com/amyPZd30f1

— Maxime Bernier (@MaximeBernier) April 29, 2024

>Wait, [insert politician] isn't actually my friend? I thought he was on my side!

Looks like the next five years will be more of the same. I don't really like Bernier as a choice either, he seems to just have controversial takes for the sake of being controversial. He's also Quebecois, and they tend to only care about Quebec to the detriment of the rest of Canada.

!antibharatiya

Watching unity of future citizens of United States of South India https://t.co/qXHMMbWx2w pic.twitter.com/w7LeGRjtEU

— Don Muji (Muji Ka Parivar) (@mujifren) April 29, 2024

The only common language in south Indian inscriptions is...Sanskrit

@Arkham_Knight mayo

https://twitter.com/unusual_whales/status/1784934912362983557

over 200 replies, half of them telling me "if you don't like borders how come you're against Russia's invasion"

how do you even deal against this? give a reasonable response and they'll outnumber you pic.twitter.com/DJgtbTsbc0

— Slazac 🇪🇺🇺🇦🇹🇼🌐 (@TrueSlazac) April 29, 2024

SINGAPORE: In the three weeks since the speed enforcement function was activated in red-light cameras, those cameras have detected more than 800 speeding violations, the Singapore Police Force (SPF) said on Monday (Apr 29).

The speed enforcement function in red-light cameras was progressively activated from Apr 1 in an effort to improve motorist behaviour on roads.

This would be done islandwide, SPF said previously, especially at locations that are more prone to accidents or violations.

There are more than 250 red-light cameras in Singapore as of last December, although the police did not reveal how many have had the speed enforcement function activated and where these cameras are located.

"Speeding and beating the red light have always been the top two traffic violations. Together, they account for about 75 per cent of the traffic violations committed in 2023," SPF said.

The newly activated function in red-light cameras has expanded the Traffic Police's range of enforcement equipment against speeding motorists, said Deputy Superintendent of Police William Foo, the officer-in-charge of the surveillance camera unit.

However, the number of speeding violations detected is "of concern", he said.

"We will continue to step up on our enforcement and will not hesitate to take action against errant motorists who choose to flout traffic rules," he added.

According to the police's latest annual traffic situation report in February, the number of speeding-related fatal accidents increased by 83.3 per cent in 2023 compared with 2022.

Although there was a fall in violations detected by traffic enforcement cameras in 2023, the number of speeding violations detected by other police enforcement operations increased by 22 per cent, from 52,016 cases to 63,468.

DETECTING TRAFFIC VIOLATIONS

TP officers patrol the roads around the clock, keeping a lookout for motorists who flout traffic rules the police said on Monday, adding that traffic enforcement operations are also conducted regularly.

Additionally, speed cameras and red-light cameras are used to detect violations with the help of laser technology, radar technology or detector loops embedded in the road.

Cameras using laser technology emit laser beams at a vehicle and measure the time it takes for the beam to bounce back to calculate the vehicle's speed.

Those using radar technology operate the same way, except they emit radio waves instead of laser beams.

Cameras that use detector loops - which are typically the red-light cameras - create an electromagnetic field when the traffic light turns red. When a vehicle passes over the loop, it disrupts the field and triggers the camera to capture images of the vehicle.

The speed enforcement function in TP's red-light cameras operates similarly as well, said the police.

"If the traffic violation is detected by an enforcement camera, the violation image or video captured will be processed backend," SPF said, adding that these will then be reviewed by camera unit officers.

All violations go through a "two-layer verification" to ensure validity and accuracy before a report is created, said the police. The entire process could take about two to three weeks.

A notice of traffic offence may be issued to the motorist depending on the investigation outcome.

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