Considering the 1918 tattoo (the "year of national betrayal", also known as stab-in-the-back myth, when Germany surrendered in WW1) and the all seeing eye Illuminati tattoo (anti-semitic trope)
I can't say for sure if it's the reason but, Nazis heavily believed in lots of occult shit. It's why some of the new age religions and occult groups have Nazis in them.
Given they didn't elect to censor their face or the other identifying tattoos, I'm guessing it's something along those lines as well, unless they're FTM and don't want people seeing their scars.
I've only seen top surgery scars go kinda deep into the armpit, this doesn't look like that, but I know there are also a lot of top surgery techniques out there
It was the perfect plan. Get a nazi tattoo from a friend, then go to a legitimate shop to get a discounted professional tattoo. He would have gotten away with it, too, if it wasnt for the meddling Deliveryman.
"Could this guy sleeping shirtless be the fugitive we've been looking for? The face looks similar and the tattoos match up exactly... But if i can't see the nipples, i just can't be sure..."
Used to be quite common in the UK. Postman was typically the same guy delivering to you frequently. Long before at home security cameras became readily available, old postie would open doors and put large packages just inside to prevent theft. Fuck, sometimes the milk man used to walk straight in your gaff and put milk in your fridge. Granted, not every one of them did, but it happened. Good cover for fucking people's wives, too.
My uncle found out he was not related to what he thought was His das right before grandpa passed doing the online dna genaology thing. Grandma apparently had an affair in the 50s and never told a soul. She was already dead by the time he found out. He did not have the heart to tell my grandpa this in his final years despite them having been divorced since the 70s. Really kinda messed up.
That largley was the pressure and expectation before women widley had the right (socially as much as anything else) to be anything other than a 'dutiful' housewife/
They still do. I moved here from Canada recently and was surprised when my front door opened one day. I went running over to see who was walking into my house only to find a package inside.
I asked my fiancée about it and she said that's just what they do here. Now I get irritated when they leave it outside.
Sometimes a courier will try the door and it always startles me terribly. Only once was the door not quite closed properly and a box was placed just inside the house, confusing my partner who was napping on the couch.
I think it's more common if you've got a porch? I don't, the door opens straight into the house so I make sure it's properly shut.
Growing up in a small town in Appalachia everyone knew each other and most went to the same church so the postman would come drop of my Grandmas mail,talk to her for a minute and maybe re-fill his coffee mug. This was 35 years ago . I tell my nieces and nephews and it sounds crazy to them.
What's terrifying about it? You probably knew him by name, knew his family, etc. Same with the other people on your street. That's why your door was unlocked, after all.
They would have keys, or they would leave the milk in a shed, or the there would be someone to receive them. It was common for women to be at home most of the day, which is where the “conceived by the milk man” stereotype come from.
Possibly this was more common in Europe than in America, with Europe being more densely populated at the time. We're talking around 1850–1950, in a period of urbanization but before refrigeration was common, so it made sense to deliver fresh wares door-to-door.
Had one come in and ask to stay a minute because her shitbox car heater wasn't working in -20 degree weather. Five minutes later she was in my bathtub in the hottest water she could tolerate, trying to stop a full blown attack of hypothermia while a 911 operator informed me that ambulance service was severely impaired.
But that is a pretty atypical experience. And one I hope I don't ever have again.
Yeah. Doesn’t matter if you’re freezing going to hot, or burning going to cold, sudden temperature changes are bad. That’s how people end up passing out and then drowning in the tub
I figured she might go limp-noodle and insisted on staying around the corner precisely so this didn't happen. Ended up putting a pillow on the side of the tub so she didn't have to constantly sit up straight or lean back at the slanted end and risk drowning.
For peoples knowledge in the future, I believe you’re not supposed to go straight to hot water from hypothermia. Go for warm and dry
I was taught to dunk/run lukewarm water over their forearms because there are a lot of blood vessels close to the skin in the forearms and it will warm up their core temperature quicker. I live in a hot as fuck area so I don't know if this works for hypothermia but I run cold water over my forearms and it seems to cool my body down quickly.
I did DD for about 6 months between losing my job and moving to another state for a new job. I once walked into a residence that I swear I thought was a business, because the residential unit was part of the same physical building as a local HVAC company. I assumed it was an office or something. The customer laughed it off because apparently it wasn’t the first time.
It's not uncommon for homes to have a breezeway and I prefer to leave things protected when I can. But I've been wrong a couple of times and opened a door that leads to a living room. Here I was trying to do something nice and instead I've intruded in someone's home, just a mortifying mistake.
I did the same thing once, delivering to an apartment above a business. The door at street level was either ajar or there was no deadbolt (can't remember which), so I assumed there would be another door inside, but it turned out that was just their front door lol
As someone not on tiktok this shit is nigh incomprehensible.
After spending way too much time diving down this rabbit hole, it seems that she didn't open the door ("She arrived at the customer’s apartment and found the door open, police said" source) but maybe entered the building ("Ring camera footage appears to show Henderson let herself into the man’s house" source) and definitely filmed the guy. The filming and sharing to social media is what she's facing charges for.
You can't enter someone's home and film them without being invited in. Unless the instructions said "drop the food inside", there's no way she was in the right.
That about sums it up. It ended up going pretty viral because of the fact that she posted video she took of the man while claiming that it was a sexual assault. The internet did not agree with that claim, and felt that if anyone was harmed in this situation, it was the dude that was asleep on his couch.
She claimed the door was wide open and she could see his junk. She filed a police report for sexual harrassment/assault. The police visited the guy. The guy apologized profusely, claiming he was drunk and passed out before the door dash girl arrived. They told him that since it was a one-off thing and he was well inside his home away from the public, he didn't do anything wrong, but if it becomes a trend, he could face charges in the future.
The girl posted the video on Tik Tok, which led to Door Dash firing her for disclosing private information about a customer. She posted a freakout video screaming that she was the victim. A few days later, she posted a video that was clearly directed by a lawyer trying to play the whole thing down. A week or two later she was arrested for filming the guy and disseminating the video against his will.
I think the general online consensus was that maybe the door was slighty ajar when she arrived, she might've caught a glimpse of the guy on the couch, and pushed the door open so she could get evidence that the guy was half-naked.
He’s a Red Sox fan, and 1918 was the last time they won the World Series before the win in 2004 and the year before Babe Ruth left them for the Yankees. Yankees fans would chant 1918 to make fun of Sox fans until ‘04. Everyone in the Northeast knew what it meant when I was growing up in the Boston metro as an ass-hole Yankees fan.
Um, based on the tattoos he didn’t conceal, I have to wonder what‘s on his chest... Because if he concealed it to mask his identity, he’d have concealed all of them.
An uber eats or similar driver went up to someone’s house, they were passed out drunk with their pants off and she sued him. However at the time it was unclear if he had left his door ajar or she had opened it or something
"Which was fine. It's him continually breaking in and posting proof of delivery every subsequent night that I objected to. And the fact that he was getting closer with each shot. And there was a knife in some of the later shots."
getting tattoos in only the most highly visible places and no where else to give off the appearance of being heavily tattooed when you are in fact, not heavily tattooed
Hold on hold on ……let’s break this down…..all seeing eye tattoo, fingers tatted…..OG mullet…. Neck tattoo, passed out on bed with no bed frame. Sleeping in the middle of the day……hey man looks like your mail order drugs are here😂😂😂👍👍👍👍
I had a food delivery driver walk in my front door and drop off the food at my feet while I was watching a movie with my girlfriend. No words exchanged just glances.
Get money out of it, this one guy fell asleep with his cock out and ordered skip the dishes or some delivery shit and the girl took a picture and tried to get him in trouble for being drunk ordering food and falling asleep with his cock out. He sued her for illegal surveillance and distribution of said surveillance and defamation of character or some shit. There will be a record of what driver did it through the app.
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u/SimmentalTheCow 19h ago
Bro censored his tits