Have you ever heard of the Oomigooly bird?

@Kai Cerar the Oomigooly birds' genitalia are so large that every time it tries to land, it says "Oomigooly, Oomigooly." For some reason, I remember this joke. It was one my Australian uncle used to say to me all the time, and it's terrible 😂

This is a tough one, because clearly the U.S. is in trouble since there are so many school shootings. If America put half the money they put into fighting wars over oil into school security systems to prevent guns from entering, the problem could probably be solved. At least to the point where guns would not be entering the school any longer. I know in Canada we have very few shootings in schools. I could say almost none, except we just had one here not that long ago, but we also don't have access to the same kind of guns. I feel like if teachers had guns in the U.S., then shooters would just get bigger, better guns because they can. Overall, it's a much bigger problem than just school shootings. Something is being missed. Mental health is not being taken care of, and the fact that some of the biggest crimes in the U.S. happen in schools is terrible.

@Joseph Groom I think it's because we live in a world where often times both parents have to work to survive, and a lot of the basic childhood needs are not being met. Such as: - love and nurturing - teachings and guidance - structure and discipline This is not to blame the parents. I think it's a lot to do with the world that we live in. Kids need more love, more nourishing. They need to know they can speak to somebody. When something wrong is happening, I don't think these children that go on the mass shootings are psychopaths. I think they just get to the point where they've had enough and they have no way out. I strongly believe that if we had better systems for mental health, this stuff could be prevented. I've always thought if schools had a much greater focus on self-awareness and taking care of oneself right from the beginning, we could probably end all kinds of nasty things.

Well, I actually think becoming extremely attractive to everyone is powerful. I'm thinking this is more than just looks; it's an energetic thing, and this could be used to achieve almost anything 😁

@Dar Brown Thank you 🫶

@Joseph Groom Thanks man 😁