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Nice

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how about you post some sources then instead of saying "I've heard several testimonies".

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In a strange twist, an Indiana police officer is apologizing to a McDonald’s after accusing someone at the restaurant of taking a bite out of his food. Apparently, the officer had taken the bite himself before re-wrapping the sandwich to save it for later — and forgot that he had done so.

In mid-July, the officer stopped by a McDonald’s in Indianapolis and ordered a McChicken sandwich, along with fries and a cookie, WTHR reports. He apparently took a bite out of his sandwich before starting his shift at the Marion County Jail.

After re-wrapping the sandwich, he reportedly put his food in the breakroom fridge and didn’t return for nearly seven hours. During that time, he reportedly “forgot” that he had taken the bite. When he noticed the bite while reheating the food, he reportedly determined that someone at the restaurant must have stolen a taste.



“I started to warm up my McChicken and I noticed several small bites,” he told WTHR. “I know I didn't eat it. No one else was around. I said, 'You know what? I am going to the McDonald's to see if they can get that taken care of. I went to the McDonald's and talked to the supervisor. She offered me some free food I didn't care anything about. I just wanted to find out who the person was and they deal with that person in an appropriate way.”

At the time, the McDonald’s stated that they were looking over the schedule to see who was working at the time. It turns out, this wouldn’t be necessary.

The Marion County Sheriff’s Office investigated the incident and came to an unexpected conclusion: The officer was the biter he was looking for.

In a statement to WTHR, the sheriff’s office said, “(He) took a bite out of the sandwich upon starting his shift at the Marion County Jail, then placed it in the refrigerator in a break room. He returned nearly seven hours later having forgotten that he had previously bitten the sandwich. He wrongly concluded that a McDonald’s restaurant employee had tampered with his food because he is a law enforcement officer.”

The statement confirms that the McDonald’s did not tamper with the officer’s food in any way, and that they were “helpful” and “assisted” with the investigation.


Additionally, it may have been obvious that a McDonald’s employee wasn't to blame, as the company has already spent years fighting the tampering and theft committed by its most brazen nemesis, the Hamburglar.

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When a Twitch streamer breastfed her baby on stream last week, clips of the moment ended up getting removed from Twitch, and it sparked a debate about whether or not the practice violates Twitch’s terms of service, with some arguing that breastfeeding constitutes “sexual” content.

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For example, breastfeeding in public is legal in all 50 states. It’s also allowed on other social media platforms like Instagram, whose rules state that “breastfeeding is natural and beautiful, and we understand that it’s important for mothers to be able to share their experiences” before concluding that “the vast majority of these kinds of posts are following our policies.”

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What Kent takes the biggest issue with, though, is the sheer number of people suggesting that this was, intentionally, about sexualization, and that if breastfeeding on stream is allowed that Twitch will be soon be flooded with women using newborn infants as Trojan Horses to deliver the ultimate payload: the dreaded Exposed Female Nipple.

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“They actually think that a woman will take medicine to lactate and then somehow find a child to breastfeed just to show their nipple,” she said. “Or… they want to show their nipples and evade terms of service so much that they’re willing to get pregnant, be pregnant for nine months, and have a child, just so they can breastfeed on Twitch to steal your views.”

“Do you really think that’s what women want to do?”

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https://kotaku.com/streamer-sparks-debate-over-whether-twitch-should-allow-1836799257










GAMERS RISE UUUP! Twitch drama is truly the gift that gives on giving.

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I liked the alinity dropping a cat from chest height became a PETA call for a ban. wtf....

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Meanwhile over in the dark corners of the internet, the trans celebrate their deception and rape of a man by tricking him into thinking they are women

https://www.reddit.com/r/MtF/comments/cinfu0/slept_with_a_guy_without_informing_him_that_im/