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Nicole44 last won the day on December 13 2022
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Yeah that’s where the sleuthing and the Internet grossness comes in. But I guess if not her Alyssa has a doppelgänger for sure. Now her and this unidentified woman I do feel for. Ain’t none of our business who she is. But dang the resemblance is pretty uncanny.
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Should be a fun day/weekend for the Astronomer Board of Directors. They seem pissed…
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So this is a CSB but I once worked for a software company that was later bought out. This one girl got the choicest territories for sales. At the Christmas party, she was blowing the married VP of Sales in his car. He wrecked it in the parking garage. Lots of people witnessed this. I missed all the fireworks having left about 20 mins earlier. The next fucking day everyone was gossiping about what had happened, eventually they called a meeting with just us sales folk and told us to refrain from gossiping about it. someone not so jokingly said because neither the VP or his blow job giver were in the meeting: hey I been wondering why I get shit territories to call on and that woman gets the best hours and the best territories. Dead silence and a lot of glares from management in the room. A few days later our company merged and many people in our department were let go including the guy that spoke up and the rest of us who were given the weakest territories in the company to call on. But not the blowjobber though or the VP. And btw most of the people who knew about their affair and looked the other way kept their jobs, funny how that works. She and her buddies got the best territories and reaped all the benefits. I was new to the company, didn’t know shit about their affair, my dad had just died, good times and I got $5000 severance though. cool story Nicole. so yeah, my sympathy and empathy is not with the Dumbotran couple. Cuz I wonder how many people got literally screwed over at work while they been doing their affair thing. Off soapbox…
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Below is the woman that posted the clandestine couple’s Dumbatron fail on TikTok. y’all should take it up with her…I guess. Since she was the one who made it go viral and I guess a bunch of other people sleuthed it all out. from a corporate standpoint, with Cabot being HR I’m sure there will be some fall out there as well. A lot of do as we say not as we do in the workplace. If she’s kicked anyone in the ass at the company for similar shit then she deserves consequences for that. any way take it up with the lady below 👇
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Here is a video montage of many of the dogs that have been found but have not been reunited with their people, this poster is doing a great job of keeping up with all the ones who have also been reunited with their families.
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Hopefully, this precious dog will be ok. And they will find her family. Putting here for more eyeballs. At least she is being taken care of right now. ❤️🩹❤️🩹
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When is HEB running for office? They got my vote. “H-E-B has an emergency operations team that is working 365 days a year, not just when a disaster strikes,” Helfman said. “So, when a disaster strikes, we are ready to go with all the resources the community needs, and they change from disaster to disaster. So, we have eyes and ears on the ground, and we’re ready to go.” https://www.kxan.com/independence-day-floods/why-texans-are-calling-h-e-b-the-fema-of-texas-after-devastating-floods/
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I always assumed Camp Mystic was “American Camp Association Accredited” but clearly it was not. This story below out of Comfort, Texas is also pretty damn compelling. “Danny Morales, assistant chief of the Comfort Volunteer Fire Department, said that nobody died in Comfort, according to NBC News. The small town home to about 2,300 people in Kendall County, which is about 20 miles away from Kerr County, where the majority of deaths from the flooding disaster occurred and at least 96 have died. People knew that if they heard the siren, they gotta get out,” Morales told NBC News. In a separate interview with the Associated Press, Morales, who has been with the fire department for decades, said that he helped secure funding for the security system last year when the opportunity came up — years after a 1978 flood killed 15 people in Comfort, including his grandfather. Last year, the firehouse was given a new siren, while an old siren was refurbished and moved to Comfort Park, where officials hooked it up to a U.S. Geological Survey sensor at Cypress Creek, the AP. reported While the siren can be manually triggered, the sensor also does the same when water levels reach a certain point. According to the news agency, the sirens use a specific flat tone for floods and a different sound for tornados. “We do for ourselves and for the community,” Morales said. “If we hadn’t had a drought the past months and the [Cypress] Creek hadn’t been down, we could have had another '78. The past few days, I’ll tell you, it brings back a lot. Brady Constantine, fire marshal and emergency management coordinator for Kendall County, told ABC affiliate KSAT that he awoke to the a warning he set up around 2 a.m. on the day of the floods and learned of the rising waters of the Guadalupe River. He then called up Morales, who set up a command at the fire station by 4:30 a.m. The county sent out its first wireless emergency message by 5:30 a.m. — ahead of three additional alerts all before 8:06 a.m., per KSAT. The county also issued a mandatory evacuation for those living near the river, which began rising around 9 a.m. in Comfort, according to the outlet. At 10:52 a.m., the fire department sounded the flood sirens — both at the park and at the fire station. Together, the sirens cost the county about $70,000, with 80% covered by a nonprofit, according to KSAT. “We’re going to sit back and do an evaluation after this to see how we can improve our system," said County Judge Shane Stolarczyk. Beyond the sirens themselves, residents were also sent a flash flood warnings and additional notifications, per the outlet. “That warning system was utilized and was a significant factor in us having a quick response,” Stolarczyk said. Cruz Newberry, owner of Table Rock Alerting Systems which installed Comfort’s system last year, told NBC News that the sirens are a measure of a last resort — following media alerts, phone warnings and social media. “The nice thing with an outdoor warning system is it’s one of the few methods that local officials have at their disposal where they can literally press a button and warn citizens themselves,” Newberry said. “It’s difficult to ignore a siren blaring for three minutes straight.”
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Of course this also made me cry but honestly I’m glad people are actually doing this. 💔 🥺
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This man did the same after Uvalde. Bless him.
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It is. 💔💔💔 I cannot wrap my head around any of this honestly. My heart just aches. Like a physical ache and i didn’t lose a loved one or a child. If only we could all rally around each other 90 plus % of the time as we do in great tragedies. My older cousin’s sorority sister lost her 8 year old at Mystic in the flood. Right now I am told she is sleeping in her daughter’s room. I cannot fathom any of this. I can only offer what I can to help. My younger cousin’s best friend is Greta’s aunt. The stories I am hearing are things none of us seek out to hear. God bless them all.
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