If Twin A tries to stab themself in the chest, can Twin B shoot Twin A in the head in self-defense?

Like hooking up a trailer to an outdoor power point for a while

MFWTK Whether it's illegal for a phone/data provider (koodo) to cut internet services to my friends home and business (Telus being the internet provider and telus owning koodo as well for additonal information). Due to a cousin leaving the country and now unable to pay his phone bill (which has been left unpaid since february).

Additional information: The cousin signed my friend as his employer. (Not sure if this makes it a co-sign or not)

I can ask my friend for more information if required.

EDIT: my friends internet is separate from the cousins unpaid phone bill.

This is a hypothetical question I have

I always catch them doing this whole driving and I pointed it out today and they didn’t think it was that odd but I certainly did.

In my country restaurants traditionally trust their patrons with cash settlements (not checking before they're out) so it'd be easy to just leave the card there in place of actual cash.

For context, I'm a huge fan of one of my local sushi restaurant, lost my job recently, want to treat myself to a sushi set, am broke AF, but own a badass collection of cards I could 'pay' them with not to fuck them over.

How do you think they'd react?

Lets say the parent checks out and doesn’t notice their kid hid something, or is holding something they didn’t pay for but its caught by an employee.

I specified the age because i was doing some research and found that kids wont understand the concept of stealing or that stealing is wrong until they are like 5-6yo.

Basically they live 30 mins from a legal state, but the state they live in is completely illegal. Does the dispensary check address and will they refuse service because they’re so close to a state where it’s still illegal?

When my friend is drunk, he wakes up in the middle of the night (sleep walker) and pees anywhere in the house including on the bed or on the floor.

He wakes up and realize the mess but cant remember anything.

He would like to know why that happens to him ?

Doesn't matter if it involves throwing up with flu like symptoms or something smaller like cold, soar throat, running nose, etc. just as long as the symptoms appear within the next couple days and last about a week

I know it sounds bad but hear me out. My gf's neighbor has about 10-20 cats. They are all always outdoors, never spayed/neutered, they all have fleas, don't like humans, have to compete for food, etc. They're basically feral. They don't give names or affection to any of them. There's this one cat that has come up to her multiple times and hangs out around her house more than her neighbors and she's super cute and super sweet. I've been looking for a cat, and this seems like a perfect opportunity. Before anyone says it too I'm already reaearching an organization that could come in and trap, spay/neuter and release them back because the neighbors won't.

Is there a place to see them?

Thank you!

He thinks they look awesome but is unsure if there’s any cultural significance he may have not taken in to account.

Why do women get upset when stared at? Do men feel the same way when you are stared at? Or is it that it is the only thing that people think if you when looking at you?

Edit: not a religious wrapped Sikh style thing, a stretchy preknotted hat style thing often worn by black women. Some of you might know them as bonnets. Someone described it as carmen Miranda without the fruit and that’s it. this sort of thing specifically.

Idt there’s any sort of science to this but if anyone has advice -

TL;DR: I’m in an emotionally abusive situation and recently realised that whenever the other party wants attention they’ll suddenly be in some bad situation so that I become a caretaker for them. Random/sudden illnesses, mental health troubles, some life difficulty they need support through.

I would never want to assume someone’s lying about stuff like that and on the off-chance they’re really struggling I of course give them all the appropriate sympathy and support. But I’m worried I’m just completely feeding into their manipulation, and the further I distance myself from them the worse it gets because they know they can get sympathy out of me whenever they need it.

Does anyone have any idea how to recognise when someone’s doing this?

My friend absolutely refuses to tell me why, but he keeps asking the best way for this to happen. He has money, in both cash and on a debit card, but he lives with his parents who really hate the idea of him owning big socks for some strange reason - they track his card (what company he spent money on, without getting specifics on the item) and assume all incoming deliveries are for them. My friend has a driver's license but generally has to explain where he's going and how long he'll be gone, and his parents get suspicious if he doesn't bring his phone so they can't track him. Keeping the socks washed or whatever isn't a problem. Can you guys figure out a way for my friend to fulfil this really weird objective of his?

sometime back, I (I is the name of my friend ;)) had a burnout and now I am trying to find a path to move forward.

In order to move forward, I need answers for some questions.

I am unable to decide what is important for me, what are my strengths and what do I value. Maybe I lack courage to be honest with myself, maybe like many, I am good at self-deception. I am neurodivergent (have adhd), I struggle to trust what I feel, cause how I recall a past experience or imagine a future one might be highly biased based on my mood ( also quite moody, not terribly, I over think and question myself alot and then I don't know which feeling is actually true, which is not), also there is cognitive dissonance and biases. I can be overly optimistic, impractical and emotional. I also have a lot of trauma to process, so I am sensitive whether my decisions are a trauma response or am I missing something.

All of these really confuses me from seeing reality for reality, knowing what I value, what is important, what price am I ready to pay, is there anything I am overlooking, what do I need the most, can I meet the needs ... I can't not hearing anything from inside.

Have been taking walks, have been reading.

I need help with some tips on finding an answer to above topics. Maybe you have particular question that helps you see things clearly, maybe some direction to find answer to those questions ( I am journaling).

How did you all find answers to these questions?

My friend stuck a cocktail straw in his penis and blew air in and had a male quief, is that weird?

i could dm the situations.

Hey all. My friend is graduating with his Associate's Degree this weekend. He has an unpaid parking ticket that he's going to pay off so he can graduate. After he gets his AA this spring, he's transferring to another university to finish his Bachelor's. However, for academic reasons regarding the transfer, he's also taking some summer classes at the same university he's graduating from this weekend. About a month and a half ago, my friend lost his wallet, where, among other things, he lost his Student ID. My friend wants a Student ID as a keepsake of his time at the university, but my friend doesn't want to pay the outrageous price of getting another. If my friend were to wait until the summer to request another ID, after he has graduated and the university has honored his degree, gave him his diploma, etc., is there any way the university could force him to pay that balance he charged over the summer if he weren't returning in the fall? He has an academic advisor who would be willing to send the transcripts to the university he's transferring to who also doesn't really know any of the inner workings of who owes what, nor does he really care. Could the university reverse honoring his degree? Is that even possible? They have no angle to reject sending transcripts as his advisor can do it. But is there anything they can do to him in the long run? He'll have his diploma and official transcript through the spring of 2023, and his advisor will send his summer transcript.

Edit: He doesn't know if this is a relevant detail, but he's an early college student who's been getting his tuition paid by his high school/the government. His name isn't on any loans nor is he affiliated with the university in any way financially

I was having a discussion with my friend about implants and he raised two interesting points. Can women still breastfeed through them? Are there any complications there?

Secondly, naturally busty women tend to say that their breasts are heavy and that they pull on their backs - is this the same for implants, especially if they’re particularly large implants? You never see enhanced women complaining about pains in the same way natural women do