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DeWayne Craddock: 5 Fast Facts You Need to Know

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Adults speak in full sentences and spell the complete word.

this slang stuff is making them sound DUMB. Okay the other young crowds may not think so because they too are doing it.


Trust me ...... later in life you WILL regret it.




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So you think that "gun control" will stop the killing? Think again, this goes on all the time if you bother to read.

Knife-wielding man slashes schoolgirls at bus stop in Japan, killing two

By Chang-Ran Kim and Kiyoshi Takenaka,Reuters 1 hour 0 minutes ago

By Chang-Ran Kim and Kiyoshi Takenaka

TOKYO (Reuters) - A knife-wielding man slashed at a group of schoolgirls at a bus stop in Japan on Tuesday, killing one girl and an adult who may have been the father of one child, media reported.

Sixteen other girls between the ages of 6 and 12 and a woman were wounded in the attack by a middle-aged man who died later of a self-inflicted wound, broadcaster NHK said, citing police.

Police said an 11-year-old girl and a man, 39, were killed, but declined to give further details. The 39-year-old, a foreign ministry official, was believed to be the father of one of the girls, NHK said.

The girls were students at Caritas Gakuen, a Catholic school in Kawasaki city, south of Tokyo, and were waiting to board their school bus when the suspect attacked, school officials said at a news conference.

"I'm extremely angry and feel the utmost regret that this brutal act caused harm to innocent children and to their guardians who lovingly nurtured them," said school director Tetsuro Saito.

The motive for the attack was unclear but there were no immediate fears of a wider security threat.
Most mass killings involve knives or swords due to Japan's strict gun laws, and sometimes target vulnerable people.

The Asahi and Nikkei newspapers quoted a witness saying he saw a middle-aged man with a knife scream, "I'll kill you!" Other media reports said the man had knives in both hands.

Satoru Shitori, the school headmaster, said he was near the bus stop at the time of the attack and did not hear the man shout anything.

"He did not speak, cry out or shout. He did not say a word. That's why children did not notice" the suspect, who attacked them from behind, Shitori said.

"If he had come shouting, the children might have been able to escape," he said.

The suspect, a resident of Kawasaki, was found unconscious near the scene and died later from a self-inflicted stab wound to his neck, NHK reported, citing police.

Prime Minister Shinzo Abe described the attack as "extremely harrowing" and promised to tighten security for children commuting to and from school.

TV footage showed scores of police officers and emergency vehicles at the scene, with large areas cordoned off. A witness told NHK he saw people lying on the ground covered in blood and a police officer was hosing down the sidewalk.

Violent crime is relatively rare in Japan but occasional high-profile incidents have shocked the nation.
In 2016, a man armed with a knife broke into a facility for the disabled in a small town near Tokyo and killed 19 patients in their sleep.

And in 2010, more than a dozen people were injured in a stabbing spree on a school bus and a commuter bus in a Tokyo suburb.

Two children were killed and a dozen injured in western Japan earlier this month after a car involved in an accident with another vehicle skidded into a nursery school group out for a walk with their teachers.

(Reporting by Chang-Ran Kim, Kaori Kaneko, Kiyoshi Takenaka, writing by Malcolm Foster.; Editing by Clarence Fernandez, Paul Tait and Darren Schuettler)

Wendy's employee fired after taking a bubble bath in restaurant sink: 'It is obviously totally unacceptable'

Elise Solé,Yahoo Lifestyle 17 minutes ago

A Wendy's employee took a bath in the restaurant's kitchen sink, per a Snapchat video. (Screenshot: Facebook/Haley Leach)

A Wendy’s employee was captured on video taking a bubble bath in the kitchen restaurant, a gag that got him fired.
Posted on Snapchat and shared Tuesday on Facebook, a Wendy’s worker in Milton, Florida, wearing only a pair of shorts, lowered himself into an industrial sink, filled with soap. “Take a bath…get in there,” the woman filming says. “How does it feel?”
“It’s warm,” the employee answers. “Turn the jets on.”
He asks for a towel and the person filming commands, “Wash your armpits.” She hands him paper towels and he scrubs his armpits, chest and arms.
“Let’s see those toes,” she says before stopping the video.
A Wendy’s spokesperson tells Yahoo Lifestyle, “Our franchisee is taking this incident seriously and it is obviously totally unacceptable. This was a prank by a person who no longer works at this restaurant, and who clearly did not use good judgement.”
Yahoo Lifestyle contacted the woman who filmed the bath and her coworker for comment. A Wendy’s employee wrote on Facebook, “He was off the clock and the ‘repulsive’ incident was two minutes long. People have done it before and the only reason it’s a problem now is because old people have access to Facebook.”
The Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation’s hotels and restaurants division investigated and posted its findings on Wednesday.
Yahoo Lifestyle obtained a copy of the investigative report, which stated, “Discussed sanitation and safety requirements and the importance of active managerial control at time of the inspection with the facility manager.”
The restaurant is presently open for business, although an employee at the Milton location wouldn’t comment when contacted by Yahoo Lifestyle.
Haley Leach, the woman who posted the Facebook video writing, “I don’t suggest anyone eating at the Milton Wendy’s again” did not return Yahoo Lifestyle’s inquiry.
According to The Daytona Beach News-Journal, Leach wrote, “The actions in the video were appalling and I felt like the public had the right to know...”
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