HonkyTonkWoman

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Cake day: July 9th, 2023

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  • Thanks for this. Helpful comment.

    Question: Can someone report anonymously to a non emergency number?

    I mean I get you probably shouldn’t call animal control or something, but if someone just really does not want to involve themselves with police/emergency services, is there a better option?

    I helped open a community center in my hometown. We had more than a handful of volunteers who were brought up with a “no 911” mindset.

    I guess I’m just curious if there’s an option for folks who are just flat out opposed.

    Pay phone is anonymous answer, but the finger condom requirement will likely yield laziness.


  • Listen Chudwick,

    Can I call you that or would you prefer something different? Chud-o-Rama? Chudski? El Chuderrino?

    I can stick with Chuds, if you’re into the whole brevity thing…

    I asked a question of a 911 operator, a direct question mind you, about how to anonymously dispose of a dead body. Full fucking stop.

    No mention of cops. None.

    Now, the reply I get insinuates that the police are bad. A pretty well established fact around these parts, wouldn’t you agree?

    It’s true, sure, but it in no way brings any of us any closer to knowing how to anonymously report a dead body.

    Given that I specifically asked how to report a dead body ANONYMOUSLY…. where would the idea I’m suggesting police involvement even come from?

    Not me? I didn’t add police involvement to this equation? I asked simply and plainly about anonymous reporting.

    Ergo, I replied pointing out that the police insinuation comment was un-fucking-helpful.

    If you asked Google “How do I call in a dead body anonymously” & Google replied, “DON’T. THE COPS WILL FUCKING KILL YOU” you might have a pretty healthy meme to post, but you sure as shit don’t have a fucking answer.

    If you can’t connect these dots, I’ll say it like this:

    Inserting police brutality into a conversation that has nothing to do with police brutality is willfully ignorant. The only purpose of doing that, at least one that I can logically follow, would be to derail the conversation & co-opt the topic to spread your own message.

    My next message is the one you seem so tuned into, but that was reply to the doubled down stupidity. Fire what it’s worth, that was a kinda fun message. I admit I kinda like getting uppity with someone who is willfully trying to derail my questions.

    Now, you are more than welcome to refute this comment. In fact, if you’re having fun, please continue. I wouldn’t want to take these gleeful precious moments from you.

    But… I don’t think you have a fucking leg to stand on.

    …unless you know how to dispose of that leg anonymously.






  • Wtf are you on about? I asked how to anonymously get a dead body removed. Who the hell said anything about calling the cops?

    You do get that cities offer more services to their residents than just policing? And that 911 operators can contact multiple services for support? Not just the police?

    If there’s anonymous way to get a fucking dead body out my lil daily sphere of interaction, you’re god damn right I’d like to know about it.

    Don’t you fucking paint my question with your bullshit asshole. Provide a useful reply or shut the everliving fuck up.

    You sound like a pretentious cunt.

    “DON’T ASK FOR HELP WITH DISPOSING OF A FETID ROTTING CARCASS OR THE COPS MAY KILL YOU. LEAVE THE CARCASS. ITS YOUR CARCASS NOW. IF YOU DONT HAVE YOUR CARCASS WHEN THE COPS COME ROUBD YOURE GONNA BE IN DEEP SHIT”

    Where the fuck do you live that you don’t ask for help in disposing of dead material? Human or otherwise?






  • There’s an important note at the bottom of that article:

    “The recall announcement noted that Sierra Stain is no longer in business. While the company lists a remaining email address, it did not immediately respond to a comment request from Ars on the bacteria found in their inks.

    The FDA recommends that consumers be vigilant about the quality and safety of tattoo supplies and techniques. It also encourages tattoo artists to work in professional environments that can reduce the risk of contamination.”

    Stay safe. Talk to your artists about their materials. Feel comfortable in your decision. These are your responsibilities.

    I’m not discounting the issues with oversight, but these issues are arguably with the entire cosmetic industry as a whole, not just the tattoo industry.

    This article is very informative, but given that the recall was tagged to one supplier that was already out of business, I do consider it misleading.

    For piercings, APP is fantastic resource & well regarded.

    I honestly cannot say the same about ATP, but they did release this statement about ink ingredients 5 months ago.

    Take it for what’s it’s worth. Not an expert or an artist, just planning a few more pieces myself.