Daycare

My daughter loves these dolls, lol surprise, and now they have lol omg dolls and they have a music video with tik tok dances and I want to die.

I hate those things. Our livingroom looks like a landfill after my daughter is opening everything and then she never plays with it again

Right? The amount of trash in those things is incredible. Every little accessory inside it’s own tiny bag. Every time we see my parents my mom will get her a few. It’s horrible.

Just read about the Wayfair human trafficking thing. Wow

Wait. It's real?

Uncle Milty wrote:Wait. It's real?

What other explanation (photoshop?) is there for $10,000+ cabinets?

I just heard a little snippet and dismissed it. Guess I should read up on it.

Waiting for a hanging basket seat for our porch that we bought on Wayfair

Come to think of it it does resemble a cage... hmm

Sorry, my Wow there was that this was a conspiracy theory.

That snopes article doesnt really refute the conspiracy.

common sense does though.

Just hope my new "storage totes" arrive before the next round of gubmint checks. I need those extra $$$.

TenuredVulture wrote:That snopes article doesnt really refute the conspiracy.

I heard that Arkansas is a hub of underground sex dungeons, with youths trafficked by a web of professors using burner phones.

Now, let's assume the above statement becomes a thing. More and more people are talking it. What would an investigation into it yield? Presumably, nothing. An unsubstantiated, speculative claim from a questionable source, and then a bunch of people "just asking questions."

This is why "I haven't seen any evidence against it" as you suggested is quite unfair. It's quite hard to refute a conspiracy pulled out of thin air. Investigations into wild, baseless claims will yield scant evidence against.

Werthless wrote:

TenuredVulture wrote:That snopes article doesnt really refute the conspiracy.

I heard that Arkansas is a hub of underground sex dungeons, with youths trafficked by a web of professors using burner phones.

Now, let's assume the above statement becomes a thing. More and more people are talking it. What would an investigation into it yield? Presumably, nothing. An unsubstantiated, speculative claim from a questionable source.

This is why "I haven't seen any evidence against it" as you suggested is quite unfair. Investigations into wild, baseless claims will yield scant evidence against.

I certainly understand that. The whole thing is preposterous. I figured most of the high priced throw pillow screen shots were fake, but Snopes does not even say that.

I don't know about ALL the photos out there, but Snopes didn't claim they were fake because they said they're legit:

Generally speaking, the images showing expensive cabinets and large price differentials on pillows, shower curtains, and other items on Wayfair’s website are real.

We reached out to Wayfair for more information about the expensive pillows and shower curtains, but have yet to receive a response.

My wife took the kids to her parents yesterday because they were having dentist appointments today. I've been basking in the glow of an empty apartment for the last 24+ hours.

My wife just called and asked if they could stay another night so she can get a new eye prescription tomorrow.

Looks like I'll be alone for another 28 hours or so.

My cup runneth over.

Lucked into a cheap 12-foot pool on Facebook Marketplace. What a god send

this PhilaSD plan seems wild and not feasible