 was raped. We were both drunk and flirtatious. I could have said stop at any time, but I didn't because I was enjoying it. It's like the opposite of what they always say: you can say no anytime, even if you've said yes before. Well you can also change your mind to yes, I wanna sleep with you (albeit with the help of booze in many cases.) I should be responsible enough to say to myself, don't drink if you don't want to sleep with him, because you know your inhibitions decline when you're drunk. I'm not going to rely on him to behave, especially if I'm coming on it him. I take responsibility for my decisions.

Additionally, I believe you should be held accountable for decisions you make when drunk. How else would DUIs work? The drunk person made the decision to get behind the wheel, and they deserve to be punished for it. If I said yes to sex when drunk, then the answer is yes.🎣 Show us your favorite catch, and you could be on TV!
We’re bringing back a 10 News favorite – the annual summer fishing picture competition.
We’ll share the best pictures on-air, on the web and on social media – and maybe we’ll even choose who took best picture of the whole summer season to win a special prize!
WSLS Insiders can submit photos below, and they’ll be featured in our 2022 Summer Catch gallery — we’ll even choose a few to be featured on TV during 10 News at 5, 5:30, 6 and 7!
In addition to our scheduled Admissions Information Sessions, we will hold tours of our school on Thursday mornings at 9 a.m., beginning October 22 and running through February 2021. Due to Covid-19 we are limiting our tours to six people at a time. If you would like to attend a tour, please sign up for an open slot here...ONE PERSON PER SLOT, please. Thank you -- We look forward to showing your our school!
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I like music, mainly punk and electronic but I listen everything. I'm involved in political activities in the squat of my city, antifascism is very important for me.
I ver y like watching movies of every type.
I love speaking languages.
I very like cooking, mediterranean food but also from all the world. We can cook together to exchange knowledge.
I have an hard disk full of movies de can exchange.
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Polls are open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. across the state today in runoffs originally scheduled for May, but the COVID-19 pandemic caused their delay.
Each party held its primary election in March, and today’s elections are between the top two vote-getters in races in those elections.
Elections officials reported low turnout in early voting and expressed concern about today’s turnout because of COVID-19 fears among voters.
Locally, Republicans in Rusk and Upshur counties have choices to make today.
In Rusk County, incumbent Jeff Price is being challenged for the sheriff’s post by Johnwayne Valdez. In Pct. 1, Randy Gaut and Shannon Thompson are vying for county commissioner, and Michael D. Smith and Richard Stanley are seeking to become Pct. 1 constable.
In Upshur County, Republicans are choosing whether Kent W. Abernathy or Michael L. Ashley will become Pct. 3 commissioner, succeeding Frank Berka, who did not seek re-election. In the race for Pct. 4 constable, David S. Thompson is challenging incumbent Larry Sewell.
No Democrats on the November ballot for the races in Rusk or Upshur counties, so today’s victors will effectively be the next officeholders.
Statewide, Democrats will be deciding their candidates in two races: the U.S. Senate and Texas Railroad Commission.
In the race for the nominee for Democratic candidate for Senate, state Sen. Royce West of Dallas is up against Air Force veteran MJ Hegar.
The winner of today’s race will face incumbent Sen. John Cornyn, R-Texas, in the November election.
In the Texas Railroad Commission race, Roberto R.”Beto” Alonzo and Chrysta Castañeda both are seeking the Democratic nomination today.
The winner will challenge Republican candidate Jim Wright in November.
The primary election polls are open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. across Texas today. Here’s where to vote in Gregg, Harrison, Upshur, Rusk and Panola counties.
This is seriously cool. Why haven’t I thought of this?
Toddlers are a curious, restless bunch. If you have one, you know they can be quite a handful. Taking care of them can really require a lot of energy and creativity. They easily get bored and so you have to come up with different ideas to keep them entertained.
This is exactly why we think what this parent did is such a genius.
Instead of buying a bunch of toddler toys (which can be unbelievably expensive these days, by the way) from the local store, daddy teachezofpeachez created something awesome to keep his toddler busy and entertained.
Using common household items, this dad created something to keep his kid busy.
What he did was to grab a few household items that toddlers are always interested in such as a calculator, a telephone, and some magnetic letters, among others. He then put them all up in a single board.
From the looks of it, this simple DIY idea seems like it would provide the kid with endless hours of fun. Of course, some parents might be a little concerned about the safety of such a “toy” because of, you know, some sharp pointy, things included in the board.
Still, teachezofpeachez is getting tons of positive reactions over at Imgur gaining millions of views and numerous comments.
So yep, we think majority of the people are pretty impressed.
You won’t have to dread using those toilet bowl brushes again.
You have to admit that no matter how much of a clean freak you are, the bathroom remains to be the only room in the house that’s tough to clean.
But that shouldn’t stop you from finding ways on how to face the challenging task of keeping your bathroom spotlessly clean.
Fortunately, Clean My Space’s Melissa Maker is willing to help you out with one of her many tips on how to keep your bathroom clean. Part of the lesson is to teach you how to properly disinfect the dirtiest items you can find in your bathroom namely your toilet plunger, toilet bowl brush, toothbrush, razor and the loofah.
While it may seem like there is nothing one can do, a German national comes up with a way to make things interesting. In his YouTube account, he posted a video of his so-called "lookout tower," which is a vertical (yes, vertical) aquarium. The DIY fish tank, measuring one centimeter thick, was smacked right in the heart of his garden pond, where numerous koi fish stay.1. How do I join the Hoover Senior Center?
To join the Hoover Senior Center, you will need to join in person at the Hoover Senior Center on 400 Municipal Drive Hoover, AL 35216. Membership is available to those 55 and up. We accept registration between 8:00 AM - 2:30 PM Monday through Friday. You would need to be prepared to show your identification, proof of residency and pay your membership fee (cash or check only).
2. Do I have to be a resident of Hoover to become a member of the Hoover Senior Center?
No, non-residents may purchase non-resident membership for an annual fee of $25 that allows you to participate in the programs and activities offered at this facility only. The Hoover Recreation Center is not included with this membership.
3. Where can I find your monthly activities calendar?
Our monthly activities calendar can be found in our monthly newsletter, which can be downloaded here: http://hooveralabama.gov/DocumentCenter/View/6388/Hoover-Senior-Center-newsletter If you would like to be added to our monthly newsletter email list send an email to |||EMAIL_ADDRESS||| with "newsletter" in the subject line.
4. Do you provide transportation services to your facility?
5. Do you serve meals at your facility and if so, who is eligible?
6. How do I enroll in classes?
Many of our classes operate on a first come first serve basis and you would not need to enroll and would only require you to check in at the Welcome Desk upon entry to the Center.
For classes and events that do require your enrollment, they will be identified as such in the description portion of our newsletter or flyer. To actually pre-register, you may do so via in person, via phone call and/ or email if no registration fee is required. For programs requesting additional fees, our staff and/or volunteers at our Welcome Desk will either accept payment or give you specifics. Correct change if paying in cash is always appreciated.
7. How do I get evaluated to be able to participate in classes?
8. Do you have any volunteer opportunities?
9. If I am a member, am I allowed to bring a guest(s) with me