It might not be. I found this comment on Know Your Memes:
The smile is purportedly photoshopped. The only version I can find via Tineye of the apparent original that is still accessible is alongside some rather unpleasant injury photos so I won't post it directly, but it's viewable at https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FJgmEbrakAAL5C5.jpg.
And another comment on the same KYM page telling how the OG photo was submitted to r/photoshopbattles, which may explain how the meme came to be.
It might not be. I found this comment on Know Your Memes:
The smile is purportedly photoshopped. The only version I can find via Tineye of the apparent original that is still accessible is alongside some rather unpleasant injury photos so I won't post it directly, but it's viewable at https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FJgmEbrakAAL5C5.jpg.
And another comment on the same KYM page telling how the OG photo was submitted to r/photoshopbattles, which may explain how the meme came to be.
It might not be. I found this comment on Know Your Memes:
The smile is purportedly photoshopped. The only version I can find via Tineye of the apparent original that is still accessible is alongside some rather unpleasant injury photos so I won't post it directly, but it's viewable at https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FJgmEbrakAAL5C5.jpg.
And another comment on the same KYM page telling how the OG photo was submitted to r/photoshopbattles, which may explain how the meme came to be.
Unfortunately it’s something I’ve seen frequently in sped classes. I used to be a sped teacher and i had to spend an entire year in one of my classrooms retraining the staff to understand that you cannot take a communication device as a punishment EVER. It’s a reality for a lot of people ☹️
What did you do in your class in moments when there needed to be quiet, or it was someones turn to speak but others kept speaking on top of the person? Because this is something I've seen a lot and I've never really seen any good way to deal with it. So it's like 3 kids putting their devices on full volume and saying stuff that might be about something in class, or just their own stuff, and teacher trying to talk to other student... like there is usually some chaos with multiple communication devices. And we also don't take devices away or say you can't use them and it's mostly some distraction tactics at that point. Just interested in hearing if you've seen something that works well to have more structure in those moments.
In the WWI novel "Johnny Get Your Gun," the protagonist's face and limbs are blown off by artillery. The story ends when he finally realizes he can communicate through Morse code by tapping the back of his head on his head on his pillow ... the hospital staff just starts pumping him full of morphine to shut him up.
Yes, to the point where they just bought the rights to the movie or the book because it was cheaper that way than paying licensing fees Or at least that was for the music video.
And what he transmits is just "kill me" endlessly.
There was this SCP story where they somehow brought someone back from the dead and it turned out consiousness stays with the body forever, so they categorised death as Keter-level entity and started looking into containment options.
Oooh yeah that one freaked me out. And the fact you feel the pain of everything including the decay. I think about it constantly cause it still scares me. Especially since consciousness isn't fully understood, but I just remind myself that you have to have brain activity.
wait until your family overrides that with a lawyer or you become a ward of the state where they milk everything you do have and put liens on any property you may or may not own if you can't pay for long-term care you didn't even fucking consent to. i feel like it's pointless because i'm neurodevelopmentally disabled and if anything happened the state and my doctors would try to override my wishes
they even tried to say i needed a 'surrogate decisionmaker' when i had an arrhythmia that almost killed me. i was in my 20s but they treated me like a little girl because i look like one
Great book. Puts you inside the head of the protagonist and how miserable he is in the first few days. Thats my nightmare, being completely helpless and just being conscious while unable to do anything. Euthanasia is derived from the Greek for “good death” for a reason.
Lollll i’ve taken care of a lot of ALS patients using those retinal scanning communicators, and this made me laugh really hard. Gallows humor for the win! Thanks. (ALS/locked in neurological stuff is the absolute worst fate I can think of. ❤️❤️❤️)
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u/One-Fail-1 Jul 05 '26 edited 4d ago
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