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Caedus posted:I nearly mulched a kitty in my engine today. It was warming up next to my engine, but there was a kitty tail sticking out and I shooed him away before driving off. Winter is coming, be Car-Cat aware!
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That is awesome and I want to know how the puppet parts work.
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IMJack posted:That is awesome and I want to know how the puppet parts work.
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Flipperwaldt posted:I'm loving everything Butterscotch, but your humongous pictures inveriably make my browser crash. I'm hoping I can persuade you to make use of imgur's built in thumbnail features. The timg feature still loads the entire picture.
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mick ohio posted:I made a little scarf for my cat. He actually loves it and came running to me when it came undone. :3 He looks like a Dickens character.
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Leofish posted:My wife's co-workers! They are on top of things 
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mick ohio posted:I made a little scarf for my cat. He actually loves it and came running to me when it came undone. :3 I love this  Reminds me of Churchill's scarf  He also loves his and gets upset whenever it's time to take it off. Every time I thought it would end it just kept getting better Eodoin has a new favorite as of 17:09 on Nov 21, 2015 |
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kalstrams posted:Stop using Netscape Navigator. To be fair, if I scroll down a Butterscotch post too fast on the Awful app, it also crashes.
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Nov 21, 2015 18:14
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Butterscotch: too fat for apps
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SomeJazzyRat posted:The sign says it will, but the frog says get out. The Frog cannot control what meanings we mere mortals imbue Him with. He is a loving soul at heart.
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Analytic Engine posted:This should get your started: This clips slays me every time. I think we all have doubts sometimes as to what our life is really worth (well, I certainly do) and rarely will we have the opportunity to have made such a crucial difference to quite so many people. But this always reminds me that everything you do has an effect on somebody. I think most of us try to live as well as we can and even doing the little that is possible from day to day will add up to make big differences to the people we have around us. We can't all be a Schindler or Winton but I like to think we do our best. I've recently found myself in a situation where I really do have these doubts and am finding things very hard; a lot of conflict within myself about my worth in this situation. I struggle with it but I try to think every evening, when I am back home on my own, that I lead to a positive impact on those around me that day, at final accounting. It's not a lot but it gets me through.
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No prison can hold me!
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Inferior posted:No prison can hold me! Cat-i-ca! Cat-i-Ca!
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More puppies. http://imgur.com/a/lKoUy
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Hey is there an easy way to post a picture from imgur that isn't a link, just the photo? Tia, I am dumb. As far as cute goes, a dog comes into my workplace whose name is Ivan the Terrier
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porkswordonboard posted:Hey is there an easy way to post a picture from imgur that isn't a link, just the photo? Tia, I am dumb. use the [img] tag, with the url in between. Use timg if you just want a thumbnail that people can expand. The tables will thank you.
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Oh are we posting animals in scarves now? The sheep aren't as excited about Major's scarf as they are about his shiny shirt but I think he's pretty handsome. 
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ArchangeI posted:They are on top of things They're helping! 
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^ thanks man, much appreciated. We also have a dog named Mr. Donuts...and his (adopted) brother, a massive pitbull, named Mr. Munchkin. Because of course.
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Instant Jellyfish posted:Oh are we posting animals in scarves now? The sheep aren't as excited about Major's scarf as they are about his shiny shirt but I think he's pretty handsome. Yay Major
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Leofish posted:My wife's co-workers! The master inpurr and outpurr piles.
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Fat puppies! sleepy tickly tubby puppy http://i.imgur.com/38UHeBD.webm
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Sel Nar posted:Alcohol stuff  I don't think there is a word for the collective beermaking/winemaking equipment, though ("brewery" and "winery" refer to commercial businesses).A still is the piece of equipment used to boil off alcohol from a liquid, then capture and condense the vapour. This concentrates the alcohol. There's only so much alcohol percentage you can get from just fermentation because the yeast eventually dies (alcohol kills yeast), so if you want to make spirits you have to distil. And it's illegal to home-distil pretty much everywhere (hence moonshine)
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cash crab posted:BUCKET of dogs I'LL TAKE TEN!
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Hyperlynx posted:Beer and wine aren't distilled, so he wouldn't have been using a "still" Thanks for explaining that; I admit, I'm pretty much a non-drinker, and I was less than a year old when Dad had his beer-making project, so I knew I was going to get some of the mechanical facts wrong. I'm just relating the stories as they pop up, and hoping you guys get a good chuckle at some of the antics and shenanigans that the most awesome dad in the world got up to.
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Sel Nar posted:Thanks for explaining that; I admit, I'm pretty much a non-drinker, and I was less than a year old when Dad had his beer-making project, so I knew I was going to get some of the mechanical facts wrong. I'm just relating the stories as they pop up, and hoping you guys get a good chuckle at some of the antics and shenanigans that the most awesome dad in the world got up to. Oh, sure. Keep 'em coming  I just like explaining stuff.
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NLJP posted:This clips slays me every time. I think we all have doubts sometimes as to what our life is really worth (well, I certainly do) and rarely will we have the opportunity to have made such a crucial difference to quite so many people. But this always reminds me that everything you do has an effect on somebody. I think most of us try to live as well as we can and even doing the little that is possible from day to day will add up to make big differences to the people we have around us. We can't all be a Schindler or Winton but I like to think we do our best. You don't even have to be a Schindler or Winton to have an impact on a lot of lives. When my father was alive if you had asked him how many friends he had you would get a number between one and five, depending on how depressed he was on that particular day. When he passed away we weren't expecting more than about twenty people to be at his funeral. There were three hundred people at his funeral. These weren't people we personally notified, these were lives that my father had touched and found out about his death through the newspaper/grape vine. My father was a quiet and reclusive man by and large but he'd made a difference in the lives of these people so much so that they came to pay their respects when he died. These were people none of my family really knew. Just by being a kind and helpful person you can have a profound impact on an incredible number of lives even if you don't do something as grand and as noble as what Schindler or Winton did. Whatever it is that you're going through that seems to be tough now and causing you to doubt your worth just remember that whatever the situation is it will pass and that someone out there values you, probably more than you realize.
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Instant Jellyfish posted:Oh are we posting animals in scarves now? The sheep aren't as excited about Major's scarf as they are about his shiny shirt but I think he's pretty handsome. There's something about proper working dogs, isn't there?
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So um. I got an email from a family member that they recent adopted a big orange and white cat named Butterscotch. Need to know if I've inherited photographer duties.
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Kitty! I have been led to believe it's a Scottish Fold.
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Deport The Irish posted:So um. I got an email from a family member that they recent adopted a big orange and white cat named Butterscotch. Need to know if I've inherited photographer duties. I don't know what would be better; that you are going to inherit Real Butterscotch, or if there is a Butterscotch Lite somewhere and we now have double the Butterscotch.
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Instant Jellyfish posted:Oh are we posting animals in scarves now? The sheep aren't as excited about Major's scarf as they are about his shiny shirt but I think he's pretty handsome. Oh my God it has his initial on it.
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