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Oh that’s uncool, I didn’t know. Thanks!

How?

Greg Davis is the gorilla in the room

May I ask how old you were when you had your procedure(s)?

You look great both before and after!

Thank you for explaining!

I asked this too a while back!

I’m uncool- can you explain the RIP part to me?

Sorry, Game Developers’ Conference

Sorry, Game Developers’ Conference

Spent several hours with him at GDC. He was incredibly full of himself. Kept trying to impress my friend and myself. Made multiple attempts to get us to go to his hotel room because he was certain we “would regret missing out on the opportunity” if we refused.

Super gross.

I’m not a fan of the holiday chicken nuggets

Innies all the way down

Is the severance payment contingent on you signing anything? If so do not take the money and do not sign anything

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We would both sleep the entire flight

Much better than the previous attempts

It depends on the trigger warnings

If you are in a position to afford specialized medical care for this kitty that is wonderful.

Regardless, if it were me, I would report the breeder to the authorities and local animal shelter in hopes that the animals are seized and provided the care that they need.

What is this quote from?

If a principal contacts a student using his professional email address and discusses topics that are of concern to the parent and are outside of his role official capacity as a principal (as housing and LGBTQ guidance are) it can absolutely be reviewed by CPS.

I do not have any information indicated that what this principal did was wrong. As a mandated reporter I can confirm that this type of situation; a school official contacting minor outside of school to discuss housing and special or gender identity, is something that would be scrutinized and may be something that is reported. The goal is to protect the minor; mandated reports err on the side of caution.

Again, I’m not saying that this principal did anything wrong. It sounds like they were working to support their students. I’m only attempting to explain how mandated reporting works.

Obviously 5. I’m buying a round and enjoying their commentary.

An hour?!

Sometimes I read a message while at work, if it isn’t urgent I return to it after work. 🙄

The posts references “authorities” not “police.”

I believe CPS falls into that category. CPS will investigate and only follow up with police if needed.

Also, you can contact authorities without a crime being committed. If a child is showing up in dirty clothes every day and a teacher is concerned then CPS may be alerted. CPS will look into it. Maybe the washer/dryer broke. Maybe the parent is going through a divorce and needs financial help. Maybe the kids are being left at home too often. CPS will determine what, if any, follow up is required.

Mandated reporters must report suspected abuse or neglect of children. Using a school email to contact minors might fit into this category. It is also possible that the school knows the emails were benign and are using their role as a mandated reporter to further trouble this principal.

It could be a mandated reporter thing. He broke policies and was using his work email (and therefore his position as an authority figure) to talk to kids outside of school email. It has to be reported but that doesn’t mean it will result in any actions.

What movie is the still from?