"don't post that, what if an employer sees?" personally i think employers need to stay the fuck off their employees' social media lmao
The people who are like "why are you wishing death on these billionaires?!" are not understanding what is going on. It's one thing to wish death on people and it's another thing to have no sympathy for people who died in a situation they were cautioned heavily to not do.
I don't want anyone to die, to be truthful; but here are the facts:
- That sub is 2 miles down in the ocean where the pressure is immense and the temperature is unbearable.
- The Titanic wreckage is literally 111 years old. The Titanic is wasting away and any slight jarring on her will cause her to collapse in that space. This is not new news.
- The safest way to experience the Titanic's wreckage is looking through archives OR going to the museum. I know it would be astounding to look at in person, but... no.
- Most importantly, the wreckage is also a graveyard. People's bones disintegrated because of the pressure and salinity of the water, but the shoes, that were treated with tannic acid, remain. Anybody with common sense knows that you don't go an disturb and desecrate graveyards. You just don't.
So, no... I feel zero sympathy for those people who should've just been told "no" more often in their life.
{EDIT: The 19 year old is the only one to get sympathy from me. Suleman deserved better. That's it}
The 19 year old being forced to go was a lie said by his aunt. His mom has gone on record he was excited to go and had been in touch with Guinness World Records to earn the record for solving a rubiks cube at the lowest point or whatever. He made the choice himself, his mom was supposed to go with the dad and the kid said no I wanna go and earn a world record.
P.S. if i have heard wrong please nicely correct me and I'll change my viewpoint.
If you have the source for your claims, I would like to see them because as of right now, I've seen he didn't want to go and was forced. This can all be found on Google. Also, word of mouth isn't trustworthy enough to be proof. Like, if there are multiple articles backing up your claim? I'll look into it. Until then? No dice.
And just a friendly reminder that as of right now, until I see sources from people making claims that they see as "facts", I will have to respectfully disagree with those "viewpoints" without evidence. Sorry, not sorry; I've already had someone make allegations that he threatened women while he was alive and they blocked me when I asked for proof. If there is no proof to be had from what you {in general} are saying, I will not appreciate the spreading of misinformation on my post and I will let you know that.
If you don't feel sorry for him, that's just your opinion; but if you're saying that XYZ happened and you have proof, that's another things. Again, I don't like the spreading of misinformation on things on my post; opinions are okay, but trying to say "these are facts" and they are not will not be tolerated. I really have zero issues blocking people anymore and I won't feel bad about it, tbph.
TLDR; don't spread fake news on other people's posts without receipts. Some of us won't tolerate it and will make people an example of it, too.
Some of us aren’t spreading misinformation but are just tired and scatterbrained so we don’t remember our sources. WHICH IS WHY I SAID, IF I’M WRONG PLEASE BE NICE AND CORRECT ME, I’LL CHANGE MY VIEW. DON’T tear me down for saying I may be wrong and correct if I am. I’m not willingly lying. Also it’s not like I have a large crowd following me. I don’t check my notes because I hardly have any, so that’s why I’m replying late.
BBC interview with his mother. His own mother said it out of her mouth. No quotes taken out of context in an article.
wow i wonder if that 300 year gap could be explained by any outside factors…….whoa! for some reason it lines up with the timeline of britain’s invasion and subsequent colonization of ireland! wild, huh? i wonder if the two are connected in some way? i guess the world will never know….
“why do the Irish hate the English so much? It couldn’t have been *that* bad!!”
This was in place till 1973.
Seeing non irish people reblogging this makes me happy
The stereotype of “the Irish are drunks” is English propaganda used to justify paternalism and controlling the Irish. It’s bullshit.
One day, Clark is bored at work so he messages Bruce saying as much, hoping they could talk for a bit to help pass the time.
What he did not expect was for Bruce to tweet 'ostriches arn't real'.
The office becomes alive with activity. Perry marches over and tells Clark to write an article about how one of the richest men in the world does not believe a bird exists.
The interview?
Clark Kent: "Would you care to elaborate on what you meant about not believing ostriches exist?"
Bruce Wayne: "No."
Others then ask Bruce what his thoughts on other birds are. Penguins? Real. Flamingos? Not real. Pigeons? Some are, some arn't. It depends.
On the upside Clark's afternoon became a whole lot less boring. On the downside there is now a Twitter account called 'BirdsBruceWThinksArntReal'.
“robins?” clark asks as the last question.
“robins aren’t birds.”
It would be really funny if the pattern for if Bruce publically believes in any species of bird is related to whether or not a super-person goes by that name.
Penguin: yes. Canaries: come in black and white. Ravens: yes. Hawk, Dove, Pheonixes are but not by that name.
Myths: flamingoes, Kiwis, etc. His sons try to tell him tits and boobies are real birds, but he knows they're just messing with him. Who would really give birds names like that?
People laugh about his Robin bats conspiracy, but the conspiracy theories he can take off about owls are a hundred times worst in the other direction. Full on lizard people.
The amount of creativity I possess when I have absolutely no time to do anything with it is astounding.
That is exactly how my ancestors came to America.
They might not even have bought a ticket; entry forms had "stowaway" as a valid transportation choice.
