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get-r-done-idaho t1_j4wij0q wrote

Not really your F'up. The stove should never be allowed to be where you need to reach over it to do your regular job. I'd bet if this were investigated by OSHA the owner would be fined. Did they offer you the opportunity to seek medical treatment? If not you could file a complaint with the state labore relations board.

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blondeauraa t1_j4wf50d wrote

No purebred pups for you, that also wasn’t urine. Has your dog been taken to the vet? When dogs are mating they are literally stuck to one another until it is done, the dog breaking away over the fence and her “popping” off could’ve damaged her insides. May want her looked at.

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redrumlyrium t1_j4w8m1q wrote

I’m not going to touch on the health aspect in this comment, but I do strongly encourage you to look up information regarding local animal welfare ordinances. You are not a legal adult, but it is always a good idea to educate yourself on ordinances and animal welfare. Just as a friendly heads up: in some cities/towns, there are laws prohibiting a female dog being unattended/without supervision outside during her heat cycle and can lead to citations and tickets.

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acealex69 t1_j4w5wqe wrote

I had a rather busty friend who was a bartender, she would get an armful of beers, hold it against her chest and using a bottle opener pop them open super fast and put them on the bar. One day she caught her nipple between the bottle top, and the opener...

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AshleyPoppins t1_j4w1mwh wrote

I’m a nanny. Took kid to riding lessons. Was petting horse. Different kid came in and did some type of hyena scream. Horse freaked and bit what was closest. Which happened to be my boob because he had been sniffing my shirt (smelled cat maybe?).

It bruised so bad.

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