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That idea was doomed from the start...oceans don't work that way. They should rather have put dolos down... (link)

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I read that as dildos. And the shape seemed off. But it still made sense to me and Loveland.
 
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Woman suffering with fertility issues is left horrified after finding out 'her husband got her identical twin sister PREGNANT to surprise her'​

  • The woman and her husband had been struggling with infertility for years
  • Taking matters into her own hands, the twin got pregnant by the husband
  • Both her twin and husband tried to argue that it was essentially surrogacy
A woman has been left stunned after she discovered her identical twin went behind her back and slept with her husband in order to get pregnant to 'surprise' her sister with a baby.

The story was an anonymous submission to TikToker Belle Blake, (@mrsbelleblake), who is known for her narrations of harrowing tales of domestic abuse sent in by her audience of more than 125,000 followers.

In the re-telling, the woman and her husband had been struggling with infertility for six-and-a-half years.

Eventually, her identical twin apparently decided to try and solve the problem on her own terms - resulting in a bizarre ploy to get pregnant by her sister's husband so as to 'gift' her infertile twin the resulting baby.

'I have fertility problems, she does not,' Bella recited from the woman's story.

'Without telling me, my sister and my husband decided to sleep together to get pregnant and surprise me, that they are having a baby.

'My sister wants me to have this baby and raise her baby after she slept with my husband.

'He says that it's fine because it's like a surrogacy and it's the same thing - and that, genetically, it's my baby.

'My sister says it's no big deal, that she's happy to do it for me.'

The woman was quick to call out both for the massive betrayal and further twisted attempts to spin the act of infidelity as a benevolent gesture.

'This is not the same as surrogacy. This is not the same as my egg going inside her and doing a fertility treatment. She slept with my husband!'

The husband further made the outrageous that sleeping with his wife's twin didn't count as 'cheating' because the two are 'basically the same lady parts because we are genetically the same.'...:lol:
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Divorce and go no contact with both of them,' a third chimed in.

It turned out that that's exactly what the woman ended up doing.

In an update on the situation, as relayed to Bella by the anonymous woman, she said she 'ended up divorcing the husband because no one wants a guy who cheats on them.'

Then, the twin sister also rejected the husband.

But, it turned out, the twin hadn't ever wanted children of her own and put the baby up for adoption.

The woman ultimately adopted the baby girl with the twin and the ex-husband signing over their parental rights.

Today, the sisters are no longer on speaking terms - and have agreed that the twin cannot 'be around the child.'

Consequently, the twin no longer attends any family events and the two only see mutual relatives separately.
 
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My mom is an identical twin. My aunt had heart palpitations and went to the doctor. She had a stint put in after a stenosis was found. Aunt mentioned being a twin. My mom had the same stenosis, but not as pronounced and she had a stint put in. They are like clones. /CSB
 
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Are you just glad to see me or do you just have snakes in your pants?.....:lol:

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Man caught attempting to smuggle 104 live snakes in his pants at China border​

  • The man carried six large plastic bags full of snakes, according to China’s customs authority.
  • China is widely known as the world’s largest destination for illegal wildlife trafficking, with Hong Kong acting as a major transit hub, according to international experts.
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A man attempting to smuggle 104 live snakes in his pants was caught at a Chinese border this week, according to the country’s customs authority.

The animal trafficker had tried to skirt through a “no declaration channel” at a port between Hong Kong and Shenzhen, officials said in a Tuesday statement.

Upon inspection of his trousers, officers discovered six sealed bags containing a variety of exotic snakes, including milk snakes, western hognose snakes, corn snakes, Texas rat snakes and bullsnakes.

Man tried to sneak 52 reptiles into U.S. hidden in his clothes: U.S. Customs​

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A man who tried to slither past U.S. border agents in California had 52 lizards and snakes hidden in his clothing, authorities said Tuesday.

The man was driving a truck when he arrived at the San Ysidro border crossing with Mexico on Feb. 25 and was pulled out for additional inspection, U.S. Customs and Border Protection said in a statement.

Agents found 52 live reptiles tied up in small bags "which were concealed in the man's jacket, pants pockets, and groin area," the statement said.
 
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Have you seen this emotional support gator? Wally's owner says he's lost in Georgia

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In ordinary times, the social media accounts devoted to Wally Gator document the nearly six-foot-long emotional support alligator's adventures around Pennsylvania: visiting nursing homes, splashing around in Philadelphia's Love Park fountain, meeting with the mayor and smiling contentedly in his red harness as various admirers hug and hold him.

In recent days, however, they've been overtaken with pleas for help: Wally is missing in Georgia, where his owner Joie Henney says he was kidnapped, recovered and released into a swamp.

Henney and Wally were visiting friends in Brunswick when someone took the gator from his pen in the early morning hours of April 21, the Wallygator Facebook page posted on Saturday.

"Wally was stolen by some jerk who likes to drop alligators off into someone's yard to terrorize them," the account posted the following day. "Once discovered they called [Department of Natural Resources], DNR then called a trapper. The trapper came and got Wally and dropped him off in a swamp with about 20 other alligators that same day."

A spokesperson for the Georgia Department of Resources told NPR on Friday that a permitted trapper had responded to a "nuisance alligator call" in Brunswick on April 21 and later released it "in a remote location."

They described the way the trapper handled the alligator as "appropriate and routine." But they could not confirm whether the animal in question is Wally, or where he is now.

The Wallygator Facebook page did not specify the location of the swamp, but urged people to get in touch with Henney to aid in the search and "pray because we need a miracle," especially given the presence of the other alligators.

"The swamp is very large and the trapper said the chances of them finding Wally is slim to none," it continued. "But this is Wally ... Joie and friends are currently headed to the swamp to search and will continue daily."

As of Friday, nearly 400 people had donated more than $10,000 to an online fundraiser supporting "travel costs, advising costs and possible legal and veterinary costs" related to Wally's disappearance.
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Henney said Wally is the first reptile to be legally certified as an emotional support animal, a process he went through several years ago at his doctor's suggestion.

Reptiles are permitted as pets under Pennsylvania state law, they just can't be released into the wild. In Georgia, however, "only licensed or permitted individuals can retain alligators in captivity," according to the DNR.
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Man expecting to be tied up and have sex with young woman attacked with hatchet instead

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A man expecting to have sex with a young woman after allowing her to tie him up on the beach was instead attacked with a hatchet, according to a Volusia County Sheriff's Office report.

The attack occurred near 1900 Ocean Shore Blvd. in Ormond-By-The-Sea at 8:34 p.m. on Wednesday.

Alana Cagle, 18, of Daytona Beach, and her boyfriend, Wayne Streeter, 24, of Ormond Beach, were each charged with aggravated battery with a deadly weapon. Both suspects were released from the Volusia County Branch Jail on $5,000 bail.

Victim suffered multiple cuts​

The victim said that he "agreed to come to the beach with Alana Cagle so that she could tie him up on the beach and have sex with him," according to a charging affidavit. Cagle picked him up between 6 p.m. and 7 p.m. in her Subaru and they drove to Bicentennial Park where she parked and walked to the beach.

The victim said he started "getting odd vibes" from Cagle who sat five feet from him, and then started tying his legs with a piece of yellow rope. The victim said he did not feel comfortable so he told Cagle he had changed his mind. At that moment Streeter appeared, according to the narrative of the arrest report.

The victim began to untie his legs but Cagle jumped on his legs. He fought her off and ran with Streeter giving chase, tackling the victim to the ground. Streeter choked the victim until he could hardly breathe, according to the report.

Cagle started punching the victim, the report detailed. The victim told a deputy that he "observed Alana with what appeared to be a hatchet as she was striking him all over."

The victim said he fought for his life and escaped the beating, running onto Ocean Shore Boulevard where he saw a deputy's patrol car.
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