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Found this on the nursing subreddit, though you all would enjoy. | /r/FuckYouKaren

Statue honoring those brave men & women who refused to wear a mask

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Male Karen blames vaccines for ageing. | /r/FuckYouKaren

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Well crap | /r/FuckYouKaren

Notification Center DOORDASH 1h ago Karen is approaching with your order from Chili's Grill & Bar. Enjoy your meal! If you have to meet your Dasher face-to-face, please wear a mask as a safety precaution. 15 more notifications

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Email from manager is a Big4 consulting firm reeks of entitlement | /r/FuckYouKaren

Peak season working protocol and expectation Reply Reply All Forward ... Tue 5/1/2021 11:25 AM All - would like to make it clear again my expectation on this. For weekdays, start work at 9:30am and off after 11:30pm (subject to urgency of tasks, I think midnight is common in peak seasons-it counts on the discipline and responsibility of yourself). On Friday it shall be fine to get off at 7:30pm to have dinner with family and friends. For weekends, I expect at least one day we are spending the whole day (from 10am-7:30pm) in office. The other day home office for half diay (e.g. 4-6 hours) (I will take it as a trial to see if stable output from each of you can be foreseen, otherwise will stick to working in office mode onwards). If you have special reasons and need to work from home office, please at least consult me one day in advance (not informing me afterwards). I expect everyone to work in office as a team. And 9:30am here means 9:30am not 10am or 10:30am, 10am here means 10am not 11am or 11:30am. Last, seniors, please proactively update and catch me to discuss and go through your tasks on hand. Thanks all for the hard work.

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Male Karen wants to speak to the manager of time and dates | /r/FuckYouKaren

A dad has been slammed after he "lashed out" at a nurse who didn't allow him to change his son's date of birth on the newborn's official birth certificate. The man explained that he and his wife recently welcomed their first child, with their son being born at 11.05pm on New Year's Eve. He says a nurse handed him a form to fill out to record their child's details and when he got to the date and time of birth, he chose to put 12.05am on January 1 instead because "one hour difference wasn't really a problem". However, he was stopped by the nurse who told him that the details must be filled out with the exact time and date, leading to an argument as he claimed he had the power to do it as he is the child's father. "I argued with her about it and told her that she was making a huge deal out of it," he said. "And that this %3D was unfair to my son because he only lived in 2020 for just one hour.

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My mother was slowly turning into a Karen for the longest time. Now? I don’t even know what to say.... | /r/FuckYouKaren

Today 08:33 Mom This vaccine is makes people sterile. The dr's just told me that. It's on page 122 of the Pfizer vaccine information page. M

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Oh Karen | /r/Karen

karen -Soguir If you think your gonna vaccinate my kids. This is the only kind of "shot" your gonna get!

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Hmm this sounds familiar | /r/FuckYouKaren

WALDORF: "Oh here we go with the energy crisis again. That never happened." NORMA: "Classic ignorance. It doesn't matter unless it affects you. But, the truth is it wo wasn't stopped. And I've heard that the rift is part of what happened. We've got to underst TCL

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Anti-vaxxers be like "do some research!" | /r/FuckYouKaren

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Karen on Quora thinks sound, harmonic resonance, fresh herbs and spices are better than modern medicine | /r/FuckYouKaren

Quora Q Search Quora Ancient Civilizations Ancient History Medical Conditions and Diseases How did ancient people cope with disease? Z Answer a Follow - 5 →8 Request 7 Answers Karen Answered August 12 Originally Answered: How did ancient societies deal with diseases? Greetings, Much as you are taught and told about "Slave Rebellions" and the success of those rebellions, through selectively reducing the content and knowledge available to you, the same is true of how ancient societies dealt with disease (lack of ease.) It was very advanced, in fact the Allopathy of today, that is the medical industry is very barbaric compared to what we once had. Then again we had not sickened and infected our people having injected them with vaccines laden with embryonic and bovine fetal cells, cultured cells, as well as numerous adjuvants, including but not limited to toxic and heavy metals. That people were not infected and sickened to produce customers or "patients“ who now sit and wait to be "checked" and are clueless about what their own body is communicating is absurd to me now after 36 plus years of daily research helping people to unwind, and reverse disease (lack of ease). We are not "better" for drinking contrast solutions that are toxic (Chuck Norris & Wife), for laying in a magnet machine? Ultrasounds which "cook" our tissues? But the majority do not thoroughly check into these things due to a long term systemic harsh programming to trust, adhere, follow & obey! Most important: Obey! Shamans, people ask what they are? They are clueless. Medicine people, clueless! Alternative medicine is flaky today I will agree with you there! Beyond flaky and some of it may be positioned to make it appear even more so? Ancient societies used sound, harmonic resonance, fresh herbs, spices, nature, they restored the energy through life force energy knowledge and deep level wisdom, that is why Noah lived as long as he did as evidenced in The Bible! Even that book has been stolen, rewritten, turned into a faithful allegiance-based document and yet the prophecies are still able to be sifted through and found. Disease today is startling! And, calling it a "syndrome????" is merely a collection of symptoms! Wake up and live!

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