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lemmy.world

They found drug paraphernalia on her, but didn’t say exactly what.

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lemmy.world

I mean, we definitely know she had a lighter.

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What if she used magic?

::: spoiler Tap for spoiler matches :::

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mander.xyz

That's the face of someone who's manic as fuck, fyi. Almost certainly she's bipolar

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I don't know why you're attributing it to delirium. I could very feasibly see someone in a manic state think that setting their clothes on fire would be a fun little prank or something like that. Mania can involve lots of things, from intense anger to intense euphoria, and in either state your decision making skills are severely impaired.

You kind of said it, but mania is a spectrum and hypomanic episodes won't look like this. Full mania might.

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lemmy.ca

Wait, is she thinking that's how you welcome a witch or is that how she believes witches welcome people? I couldn't find an attached article and this is bugging me now...

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Believing it was her friend’s home, she said she knocked on the front door three times, but no one answered. She claimed the home had a sign that read, “Witches Welcome.” She then reportedly told officers that she was a witch herself and decided to set some clothing and a few of the items she had just collected on fire.

She reportedly emphasized that she did not intend for the fire to harm anyone or get out of control and damage the property.

You know... I bet a good lawyer could get her off of the "reckless use of fire" charges.

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lemmy.world

God damm it. Theres so many people like this in my town. Some people need to just stay at home.

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