Why is Luigi there? He didn't do anything.
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I don't get the orcas, did they kill a CEO?
There was a yacht they attacked. Dno if there were injuries.
They were orca hooligans.
Most of the 15 were male juveniles and teens, the "most curious and exploratory" of an orca population, suggesting that what started as playful head-bumping on boat rudders has escalated as the animals have grown larger. The team notes that this rudder-bumping behavior was observed around 2017, but the interactions didn't result in any boat damage. Now that the orcas are larger, their game has become a lot more powerful.
And no orca over the age of 25 β when males are fully grown β has been seen participating in the tomfoolery. Scientists suspect younger orcas have seen older siblings playing with their rudder 'toys' and then copied. (Some females have been spotted, but they're most likely there just to babysit the kids.)
They're just like us!
John McAfee had that post about how fucking whales isn't bestiality so maybe it's him?
Kindly remind that CEOs are just scapegoats and replaceable. They answer to the private equity and institutional shareholders. Which is largely behind the scenes as designed.
And once everyone is too afraid to become a CEO, that should make things a bit harder for the dark hand.
Can we get this during winter too?
Killing a career or two counts I guess.
Will this kill the career? Or even the marriage? I imagine this sort of thing is common in those social circles. Everyone doesn't value monogamy and/or love.
His wife removed his surname on FB so I don't think its gonna work out at a guess
The only good thing about Facebook is that it can sometimes reveal embarrassing shit about your bosses. I had a boss (the CTO) who went through an ugly divorce with his wife who was the daughter of the company's owner (the only reason this moron had the CTO job in the first place). A bunch of people at work were FB friends with her, and they told everybody else that when she posted something about him, she always referred to him as "Three Inches, Two Minutes".
what's the story about the left top couple ?
Who's the upper left?
Coiling up in a Tesla
Wonder who they pissed off. Gotta love the article focusing on βphilanthropyβ while stepping quickly past company failings that would result in lost jobs, but that the billionaires would be βunbotheredβ by it.
I'm sorry for their kids, their son seems to be genuinely grieving, and whether they are rich brats or not that's a terrible shocking thing to happen to your parents. But they were selling their mansion so they could build another 20 million dollar mansion in Forest Hill, and that's hard to feel sorry for exactly. There aren't many ethnic drug companies (save for the MS drug companies who actually invest all their profits into MS research, at least where I live, and are super generous) and I doubt he was running one of them. Their mansion was eventually just torn down, the wealthy Chinese prospective buyers declared it immediately to be bad luck when they entered with the real estate agent who found them. All pretty interesting.
Adding this, in another article they're described as very pro Israel, and had a lawsuit from some cousints who had been cut out of the business. Anti Israel sentiment was not as loud back then, but it makes you wonder.
December is in the summer now?
It is for half the world.
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