Go to police. File animal cruelty charges and provide description of teenagers. You'll feel better. If the police do get dicey about the situation, you can leave; there's no accusers. At the end of the day, you could be making up hitting some unknown teenagers as some weird needing attention thing. I mean. The police expect the public to be insane just like any other civil servants that deal with The Public.
If the teenagers/their parents did file charges against unknown assailant, you have brought the reason why and counter charges. Take pics of dog. If there's a civil suit, you'll want more than theoretical "they hurt a dog". If their parents are that type of enabling, they will be getting pics themselves of the kids' injuries.
I'm a big advocate of the rule of law but also of don't-start-none-won't-be-none. Fear is an unnecessary emotion at this point in the situation. If it's not falling away, you can shed it through further considered action that is legal.

If you are OP, are these the original you had or copies picked up later?

Fancy boi

Lovely

TIL also

Looked it up. Excellent pic.

I looked this up to find out why and it linked to a looooooong discussion of checking customer payments using SQL. Why would this code trigger IRS interest?

Boulevard of Broken Dreams

Definitely not WSJ. Search of text yields Reddit, seems like this is an attempt at creepypasta or two sentence horror on your part?

Beautiful!

Voice actor of the character Sussie on The Amazing World of Gumball

I'm not saying you're lying; I'm saying Amazon customer service is allowed to issue a credit pretty much automatically up to a certain amount. If your item is more than that amount, then sending purported camera footage of it not being delivered would likely be sufficient.

The annual Deerfield Testicle Festival features deep-fried bull testicles, also known as Rocky Mountain oysters, as the main dish.
Attendees can also enjoy chicken gizzards, sides, and participate in raffles and clothing sales.
Proceeds from the event support the American Legion's community initiatives.

Transformer toys?

No, they did not issue the T-shirt. They did not issue any of the related merch. The zoo head and locals did support the bear, citing the inherently unsafe nature of bears - and of course getting within reach of a bear in the enclosure was not easy. Both individuals seems to have suffered relatively minor injuries, really, which probably helped both with the local and wider reaction.

Good call - he needs somewhere to put all those wasted dreams and need for connection. Might as well be toward the company's bottom line! (This is not sarcastic. I'm being completely serious; I've been in corporate dystopia a long time and while I wouldn't hire someone for this, current workforce members with limited outlets can absolutely donate their life.)

What? I think I get the tone? Maybe. Even that I'm not sure about. But the caption itself makes no sense whatsoever to me. It feel AI-generated in its weird wrongness. The fact that I have never seen it used in this medium just adds to the strangeness. Alien.

Okay, I looked into it. The England holiday traffic in August 2023 that was disrupted was investigated and an enormous 23-points-for-improvement report was issued by the Civil Air Authority (CAA) in November 2024. It looks like the initial incident was the system getting "confused" by a international flight plan that used a completely normal location signal that the system interpreted as something else because aviation shorthand requires actually quite a bit of competence to get correct all the time. To be fair to the system: The worldwide aviation system was taken down accidentally pretty recently by a minor patch update with a bit of bad code.

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The Evergreen A class is a series of 13 container ships being built for Evergreen Marine. The largest ships have a maximal theoretical capacity of around 24,004 TEU and are among the largest container ships in the world.

Well, better late than never. Now you can make better voting choices and hopefully we can roll back anti-choice overreach.