Sometimes its better when they're trying to be insulting cuz at least you know they aren't just trying to be nice.
WalrusDragonOnABike
https://archive.org/details/Ep-001-Waltons-Re-release.m4a/Ep-038-Police-Militarization.mp3
Podcast episode from Covid-19 era about police militarization, which talks a fair bit about Safariland if I remember correct (its been several years since I've listened to it). Lots of banter during the first 20-25 minutes.
As a child, I'd probably get from context what was actually wanted since it probably complemented in-class lessons. But in primary school, I also sometimes liked to push the limits of what was asked. So I might do this and also put what was intended to the side.
Are you asking if I was confused how they did something wrong? Yes.
Are you asking if "apple, fox, log, pond, pumpkim, river" was the intended answer? Also probably yes (but I didn't make it, so I can't be sure).
Could be this is intentionally written to be absurd to try to make other claims also seem less trustworthy. Could be metaphorical/euphemism.
I kinda hope people who've become enraged by recent ICE actions and weren't already anti-police will realize they're just using the same tactics various police have been using for forever (and tame compared to some historical examples). BLM protests gave people plenty of chances to figure this out though and some people seemed to only focus on the abuses specifically by federal agents in places like portland, ignoring the vast majority of the abuse which was done by the local PD, so I still have low expectations. ACAB.
In case anyways else looked for the comments to try to figure out what was done wrong, the expected answer would be: apple, fox, log, pond, pumpkim, river.
Usually I try going to the end of the previous page and hold delete and hope it goes away.
Only weekly!?
No full story, but birther once traded us (me + my siblings) for a blanket. No context might make that sound worse than what actually happened.
One time my mom was telling on stories with a friend over (perhaps at my encouragement) and afterwards the friend, a social worker, was just like "I'm surprised yall are as well adjusted as you are" and it seemed like an odd reply to some old funny stories.
I cowash a couple times a week, but I only shampoo like once a week.
I never got the impression that it was typical. But my main examples wouldn't be exactly typical women (and one may not be one at all).
I've tried to remember to at least put on lotion/cream/ointment at least once a day. But that's because I'd start to bleed if I don't do that kind of skin care. Likewise for my brother. I don't think I would otherwise. If you think you'd benefit from doing more than you are, then do it. As Alisu pointed out, it can be as simply as putting on some lotion/ointment after a shower to avoid drying out.