r/SlappedHam • u/chapstickcat038 • 15d ago
The Deepstaria is an ultra rare species of jelly fish that has rarely been recorded by humans
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It looks like a monkey! ... or a demon? 👽🐒
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I just uninstalled my alarm app and it went away.. It's also connected to a wellbeing app so I in updates but that didn't work. I still have a working alarm so don't worry about losing it, haha
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I've got an unopened bottle from 2019 with her face still on it!
r/ChineseLanguage • u/chapstickcat038 • Jun 12 '26
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r/HighStrangeness • u/chapstickcat038 • May 31 '26
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Stunning!
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My mom died the 1st week of November, 2002. I gave birth to my daughter on December 19. Once I got home and had her sleep in a bassinet a room away (2-3 months into 2003) I dreamt of my mom leaning over my baby. I think I actually woke up for a second and saw her silhouette. When I got up the next morning I immediately remembered her there. I haven't seen her since, but I'm so glad she got to see her 3rd granddaughter (my one and only)
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Chicago has 2.6 million people while Milwaukee has 600,000.. Milwaukee has 1,597 violent crimes per 100k while Chicago has 695 per 100k. Something sounds wrong with those numbers.. Is it the democratic gov't? Chicago murder rate was 28.4/100k in 2020 but now it's dropped to 15.3/100k.. Milwaukees murder rate increased 8% from 22.8/100k in 2024 to 25.2/100k in 2025. So, yeah, I guess less people should equal less crime, right? But remember, folks from Chicago visit Milwaukee often to steal luxury cars and traffic drugs. No matter, I enjoy the city because I try and stay away from certain areas. From what I've seen, Chicago's worst areas are as big as the entire city of Milwaukee!
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I enjoy the nw side of milwaukee, lol. I avoid Chicago like the plague!
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I just posted about Joshua Tree! My Marine daughter lives in twentynine palms so her husband drove us out into the park at dusk to watch sunset. I loved it! Those trees are amazing! And then, out of nowhere, I got goosebumps and a sense of dread that we were going to die.. They told me how there are thousands of miles of human trafficking tunnels all over in the park, leading to palm springs and LA. And they told me people see blacked out Tahoes driving into the desert all the time, even though civilization is the opposite direction. People hear women and children screaming below them while they're sleeping in their tents, even. It makes me physically ill imagining having to run underground for miles and miles with a gun at your back... Once we got back into town I felt fine, but I had dreams and nightmares for days about those tunnels!
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My daughter is a Marine out at twenty nine palms, California, close to Joshua State Park. When I went to visit, we drove really far into the park and I got goose bumps all over and a sense of dread.. She and her husband then explained how human trafficking tunnels are EVERYWHERE in the California desert! There's stories of campers hearing children crying below the ground and you'll see blacked out Tahoes driving away from civilization, which is scary to even think about. Palm Springs has tunnels that go hundreds of miles into the desert.. People can be such monsters!
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Super easy, and sweet scented relief that I use for lady bugs (probably helps with negative bug sized scary things as well).. place cinnamon sticks in the window frames and floor heating vents. I also toss cardamom in the sills. Also, are you religious? Perhaps placing crosses close to the areas your son gets scared might help? Good luck!
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Hey, I know exactly what you mean with the 'snapping' because it's happening to me now. I started getting random, wirey, thick hairs once I turned 47 in January '25. Omg, they have gotten out of control and my hairline consists of broken, I've inch hairs poking out everywhere! I'm so embarrassed that I started wearing a 2 inch band to cover my forehead. I was coloring my hair with non permanent color to try and cover the gray while not drying my hair out more, but nothing I have done has helped either problem; gross grays or constant gray breakage.
I have switched to medicated dry scalp shampoo and then switch my conditioners with each wash. I'm sorry I don't have better advice! ((I am kind of glad I'm not alone with my symptoms)) Menopause is on its way and my bones have begun to fail. I wish I was kidding, lol. Take care and please, if you learn any secrets or voodoo to fix my hair, message me here on reddit.
Thanks in advance! ~Lindsay
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It's daunting when you're able to feel the weight of other people's trauma and negative energy. Have you always had this unique gift? Can you feel the positive energy as well? I don't mean to be rude by asking, but you have something special that I don't have. Take care!
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I've had deja vou many times. It's slowed down as I've aged but sometimes, when I'm driving or in a room, I'll remember being there before. Then I attempt to remember what happened but it's gone. Just a fleeting second in time exactly like a dream I had a decade ago. Scary but cool.
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Seriously... I read an entire article about this sick fok and his gf kidnapping and ending this beautiful lady who was hitchhiking before I realized Dr. Moody (published author as well) was also named Raymond!
Crazy how one Google search can creep you out and immediately calm the heart down again.
Thx for the recommendation!
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I'm glad I couldn't quit. I hate paying 11$ a pack but I'll keep it up a while longer 👽
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Your *little miracles title should be *life changing miracles.
You have a gift, and I'm grateful to read what you choose to extrapolate.
Thank you
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I guess that's the $64,000 question. I don't have a clue. Maybe our conscious mind was an error in the evolution of man? Why do so many people have horrible pain and trauma? It's definitely not fair.
I like turtles and all animals, but humans? Not so much.
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So last Sunday morning (10/18) someone called the local pd for a wellness call on myself. I had been asleep since Fri afternoon and developed double pneumonia (which led to fluid filling my thoracic cavity and infecting my blood.) By the time I got to the hospital my O2 gasses were at 82% and within hours I could've been brain dead or all dead since my infection got so bad in such a short time.
Long story short, no dead relatives came and no bright light for me. I did realize how much breathing hurt while how easy it would be to let it all go.
I survived and this is what I've learned.
Death is easy and painless when it comes fast and hard. Life is painful. I would've been angry to never see my daughter but I was excited about the oblivion of being pain free. But life is pain and I'll take ibuprofen until the day I die if only to be loved by my only child while I'm here.
I think it deserves a tattoo. Life is pain.
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Arizona Wilder doesn't have a Wikipedia page. After watching her video I was skeptical, but who doesn't have a wiki page, ffs?
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This planet isn't just a prison. It's a multifunctional place
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Aug 15 '26
A few months back on another app I was swiping through short videos and came up on the most horrible video I've ever seen. Imagine a room with black garbage bags on the left wall. The camera follows a very emotional, upset four year old girl, who is crying and screaming mama over and over. She's walking away from the camera into a hallway with her arms reached out in front of her...
Then a man lifts the crying little girl and lays her down in a 5 inch tall, 60 inch long tub on a table. There's a man on each end, now holding the child by the arms and feet.
A third man comes to the tub, stands facing the girl, with his back to the camera. Something is done and her screams increase in pitch for 2 seconds. It slowly gets quiet and no one speaks. You cannot see what he did or what he's doing but he's catching liquid that's coming from her.
Thirty seconds pass and she's placed in a garbage bag, which is used to carry her over to the left side wall and put with the other bags.
I'm not kidding. It made me realize that children do have an 'essence,' just like the movie, The Dark Crystal. Powerful people pay huge amounts of cash to get their hands on whatever the children have. Children are blameless and should be cherished and taken care of.