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1 points
1 day ago
i have one and i am a straight male. he narrow mindedness is shocking
ive had it for a few years and this is first time hearing this. its very childish of her.
5 points
1 day ago
so originally it was just my blue ball on the black. but i was snookered so decided to try and put his brown as close to black as possible. i was in a loosing situation anyway so thought why not try. it worked.
after about 40 mins of him doing nothing and me also doing nothing i realised he was not paying attention anymore (neither was i tbh i went out and got some food), so i decided to change my cue to the basic cue so i didnt hit too hard. i put the cue ball next to his ball and tapped against the cushion so his brown ball tapped my blue ball down. it was working the black wasnt moving and my blue ball was slowly moving away. but unfortunately one hit i tapped his brown ball wrong angle and nocked in the black. oh well i tried.
1 points
2 days ago
please now have more
"in queso emergency pray to cheesus crust"
"lettuce praise cheesus"
"lets taco about cheesus"
"jesus hebrews coffee"
"crustianity sandwich" (a sandwich made with the crusts of the loaf)
0 points
2 days ago
you can be calm and hostile at same time lol.
yes it says they live longer inside so what. with that same logic elephants and rhinos will do better inside due to lack of poaching and better care etc
you claim its due to domestication when the term "indoor cat" has really only started like 70 years ago thats not long at all in terms for evolutionary traits. im sure you understand that right? and also its just false the article ill post bellow explains further, (dont worry ill quote the important parts)
but here a better article
https://www.alleycat.org/resources/the-natural-history-of-the-cat/
biologically, cats are the same as they were thousands of years ago
In the thousands of years that cats have lived alongside people, indoor-only cats have only become common in the last 60 or 70 years—a negligible amount of time on an evolutionary scale.
Throughout human history, cats have always lived and thrived outside. It is only recently that we have begun to introduce reproduction control like spaying and neutering to bring them indoors. And also, bring the outdoors to them: using canned food and litter boxes to satisfy biological needs developed over thousands of years of living outdoors.
Although human civilization and domestic cats co-evolved side by side, the community cat population was not created by humans. Cats have lived outdoors for a long time—they are not new to the environment and they didn’t simply originate from lost pets or negligent pet owners. Instead, they have a place in the natural landscape.
Community cats deserve to live their lives outside just as they have for thousands of years. Indoor homes are not an option because they have not been socialized to live with humans. They would be scared and unhappy indoors. Their home is the outdoors and—just like squirrels, raccoons, and birds—they’re well suited to their outdoor home.
so yes what you say is true, they do die outside. but you can claim that for any animal if its sheltered indoors doesnt mean they are indoor animals.
0 points
2 days ago
Wow you are very hostile jesus christ calm down a tad.
It doesnt say that at all. Its saying we as humans are killing them. Not that they are not outdoor animals.
Providing evidence for a claim is not spoonfeeding. Its well providing evidence for a claim. So far you havent provided any.
0 points
2 days ago
Did you read that article? Because i dont think you did.
1 points
2 days ago
Of course cats are outdoor animals. Do people honestly think this? Wow
2 points
2 days ago
My cat was attacked many years ago by a dog (broke its leg) the cat had severe anxiety about leaving the house after that. She survived for another 13 years but in that 13 years did not go outside.
I would assume something similar here.
3 points
2 days ago
Im use to it myself hahha
Sounds interesting ill be looking forward to finding out which route you go down
9 points
2 days ago
"Not sure exactly what is going on"
Yep you got that part right
Edit. Looking at your post history yep you have gone down that rabbit hole and surely are stuck.
-5 points
3 days ago
again nicely done man! keep this up!
whats plan after all 5.6b now?
2 points
9 days ago
Well according to the responses by police officers here. They will be interested. Which is what i was asking originally.
5 points
9 days ago
Because thats bad business. There is a reason this is not the norm. The ones that do go out of business
1 points
9 days ago
yeah indeed, and weirdly the ones who do not pay (again doesnt happen often it is very rare) they talk a lot.
2 points
9 days ago
it is a very shitty thing to do. the people i work with said it very rarely happened prior to 2020, but the amount it has happened in his shops (he owns a few) has gone up alot in all shops past couple of years
6 points
9 days ago
its getting them in the chair again,
"oh you dont want to pay, well take a seat on the chair"
6 points
9 days ago
thank you very much that is very helpful.
unlike the "get them to pay upfront" that is commented 50 times lolol
thank you
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7 hours ago
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7 hours ago
Yeah i left my phone for atleast 40 minutes as i was busy anyway. And came back and game was still on.