If you were small enough your cat would torture and eat you without giving it a second thought.
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If you were small enough your cat would torture and eat you without giving it a second thought.
DFAC
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There’s a reason why dogs are called man’s best friend and cats aren’t. Dogs are part of the family and the bond you have with one is special. You are everything to that dog. Cats are just....there and they couldn’t care less about you.
Speaking of dogs, my parents recently starting training service puppies as a hobby since we lost our 12 year old german shepherd last year. They’re loving it
Speaking of dogs, my parents recently starting training service puppies as a hobby since we lost our 12 year old german shepherd last year. They’re loving it
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That hasn't been the case for any cat I've ever owned. Or the case for most cats I've know that other people have had. Just because they tend to be a little more independent than dogs doesn't mean they don't depend on or love you.There’s a reason why dogs are called man’s best friend and cats aren’t. Dogs are part of the family and the bond you have with one is special. You are everything to that dog. Cats are just....there and they couldn’t care less about you.
Speaking of dogs, my parents recently starting training service puppies as a hobby since we lost our 12 year old german shepherd last year. They’re loving it
ProstheticConscience
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Eh, that's dog people for you. They're so accustomed to something slobbering all over you every second of the day they get emotionally needy and feel rejected if a different species doesn't behave the same way Rover does.
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Exactly. I can't believe that some people have such a thin skin that they would feel rejected by....an animal. At the end of the day they're all animals. I guess that's why I'm a cat person. I don't have a needy relationship with animals. Never have.
Man, some of these aces teams employ have all kinds of post season trouble - Kershaw again was a mess. Price routinely seemed like a shit show, Grienke just got lit up......
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Hit the post
I have your gold medal Zippy!
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Who is the poster here who had a blog about armchair GMing with analytics or something? That's a thing right? I was looking for the blog earlier and I couldn't remember the name of it.
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RandV
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Dogs bond with the family/pack, but cats bond make individual bonds. I know people will have this opinion because no cats every actually liked them before but this should be pretty common knowledge. I mean, what exactly do you think people with cats do? Also in a family with both a dog(s) and cat(s) unless they were raised as kittens/puppies together they dog is usually pushing the cat out of the picture. As an all around animal person I often find cats in these situation depending on their personality are actually starved for attention.
RandV
It's a wolf v2.0
Bull schist. It is super interesting and with the right teacher it can be very gneiss
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I have your gold medal Zippy!
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Day 6 post-op.
Can now walk for about twenty minutes without stopping and can stand for about the same amount of time. Day 2 without meds. Almost back to a normal diet. I also have chronic IBS...which was not affected by the surgery. Oh well. Almost sleeping normally.
Slice of advice: stock up on fresh fruit and bananas on Nov 13. I had a lot of trouble going to the bathroom for a few days; it hurt to push. It was like being stabbed for a couple of days. Really needed the extra roughage.
Thanks. Still waiting on the relief part.
Yeah, my incision is right down under about three inches above my groin. It's right at the bottom of the muscle wall. My right ball was half-numb for a couple of days. Not a great feeling. Ugh. But hey, at least it's done and over with. Now the problem's fixed and I can just heal up...and wait for the small hernia on the other side of my groin to widen and require surgery. Then I go through the whole thing all over again. Oh well, at least I know what to expect now.
Also: bed. That one's tricky, isn't it. I still have to consciously think to myself: "Lift with arms and shoulders. DO NOT flex abs. DO NOT attempt a sit-up." I actually thought I blew a suture at one point, that's how bad it was. You know, you're feeling okay with the meds for a bit then you turn around without thinking like you would normally...OUCH. Like being shivved right beside your balls.
Fun times. Getting old sucks.
Can now walk for about twenty minutes without stopping and can stand for about the same amount of time. Day 2 without meds. Almost back to a normal diet. I also have chronic IBS...which was not affected by the surgery. Oh well. Almost sleeping normally.
Slice of advice: stock up on fresh fruit and bananas on Nov 13. I had a lot of trouble going to the bathroom for a few days; it hurt to push. It was like being stabbed for a couple of days. Really needed the extra roughage.
Thanks. Still waiting on the relief part.
Yeah, my incision is right down under about three inches above my groin. It's right at the bottom of the muscle wall. My right ball was half-numb for a couple of days. Not a great feeling. Ugh. But hey, at least it's done and over with. Now the problem's fixed and I can just heal up...and wait for the small hernia on the other side of my groin to widen and require surgery. Then I go through the whole thing all over again. Oh well, at least I know what to expect now.
Also: bed. That one's tricky, isn't it. I still have to consciously think to myself: "Lift with arms and shoulders. DO NOT flex abs. DO NOT attempt a sit-up." I actually thought I blew a suture at one point, that's how bad it was. You know, you're feeling okay with the meds for a bit then you turn around without thinking like you would normally...OUCH. Like being shivved right beside your balls.
Fun times. Getting old sucks.
Hansen
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Lmao just realized I liked one of the Benning on Empty comics from the corporate twitter I manage at some point in the spring
xtra
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Hit the post
I have your gold medal Zippy!
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EpochLink
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Lebron realized he was about to lose millions in dollars from China so he backed out.
it’s all about the mighty dollar at the end of the day.
He had a chance to make right and it backfired
The Vasili Jerry
Serenity now!
DFAC
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He's such a hypocrite and only fights for social causes when they don't hurt his wallet.
This is after he posted on MLK day saying “Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere. Our lives begin to end the day we become silent about things that matter.”
Column: For LeBron James, injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere … except in China
Guy is a clown and complete fraud, an embarrassment to the NBA.
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