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Nondevor posted:Sorry for momentarily making GBS threads up the thread earlier, but I have a request for you all. Would hair metal pugs do?   
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Had a bit of a rough day yesterday, was too tired to even make it to bed so fell asleep on the floor after eating. Shirt dumped next to me. Woke up to the sound of a chainsaw under the shirt which now was a lot bigger a pile than expected and had a tail flicking back and forth. Turns out the cat I was coming to look after for a bit was really happy to see me again 
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Sorry but this is a sad sad news  A garden center in my town (Quebec City, Quebec, Canada) burned in the sunday-monday night. So, no human life lost but... It happened at the same time of some seasonal educational activities for kids. 1 - "Papillons en fête": They had a big greenhouse with thousands of butterflies roaming freely, that you can visit and let them go on you. 2 - "Educazoo": A business with more than 75 species of exotic animal. They educate, showing people that rats, snakes, lizards, mices, rats, ferets (and so on) are cute and cool and not to be feared of. This is the news of the fire: http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/montreal/quebec-city-fire-4-alarm-garden-1.3478755 quote:About 140 animals died in the fire. Firefighters were able to save four. And all the butterflies died too.The animals weren't assurance covered... I don't know if I can post this kind of thing here but the "Educazoo" business has an emergency GoFundMe to get back on their feet https://www.gofundme.com/w8tagvrg Here's some pictures of their animals... some of them died in that fire Let's have a last smile with them...          (I am not affiliated with the garden center that burned or the Educazoo business. Sorry for my English)
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Writer Cath posted:I chipped in. That's so sad. Same. How can you say no to those eyes? Poor big (and small) scaly things.
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How on earth do people find huge snakes cute by any metric? The only reaction I have is to run screaming in the other direction.
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They have rounded, bubbly features that make them look contantly pleasant or jovial. They're big, meaty, warm, and soft, not 'scaly' at all, and like to cuddle and play. It's just a puppy without legs.
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StrangersInTheNight posted:They have rounded, bubbly features that make them look contantly pleasant or jovial. They're big, meaty, warm, and soft, not 'scaly' at all, and like to cuddle and play. It's just a puppy without legs.  bonus cute snake: 
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Alter Ego posted:How on earth do people find huge snakes cute by any metric? I wouldn't react well to being near a snake IRL, but I think pictures of them can be pretty cute sometimes. That one in particular is pretty cute, but I wouldn't have it on my like in that other picture.
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Alter Ego posted:How on earth do people find huge snakes cute by any metric? I also find sharks and gators cute, though, so I probably don't have the same cuteness standards as most people. 
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StrangersInTheNight posted:They have rounded, bubbly features that make them look contantly pleasant or jovial. They're big, meaty, warm, and soft, not 'scaly' at all, and like to cuddle and play. It's just a puppy without legs. 
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Stroop There It Is posted:What they said, but also the fact that I don't live somewhere you need to watch out for snakes. The only ones I've seen in the wild are garter snakes, which are not scary at all. The only experiences I've had re: snakes are seeing those, ones in zoos, ones at pet stores (I really wanted a ball python as a kid), and ones I got to pet at reptile shows. Yeah, I'm in the same place. I really want myself a snake/lizard pet, be it a python, beardie, rhino iguana, or whatnot. They're super cute, and like Strangers said, they're like chill puppies with scales. I would totally get a mini gator/croc if such a thing existed.  I think it's the whole 'lay around and wait for the food to come to you with your mouth open' thing.But yeah, same as with big cats, I think the more dangerous a thing is, the cuter it is when they act cute.  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jIA7yP94GyI
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I like pictures of snakes more than I like actual snakes. I think this is because I'm not used to them and I find the way they move unsettling.
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ShiroTheSniper posted:Sorry but this is a sad sad news A tragedy, but some good came of it. I like to think the firemen who went in and saved the 4 animals saw this lil guy by the door and said 'gently caress that'.
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Blackchamber posted:A tragedy, but some good came of it. I like to think the firemen who went in and saved the 4 animals saw this lil guy by the door and said 'gently caress that'. They could've at least tried. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-yqfUhc4FQY
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SpacePig posted:They could've at least tried. Beat me to it.
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My American Bombay Assassin is amused (and purring and needy and vocal)
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Humbug Scoolbus posted:My American Bombay Assassin is amused (and purring and needy and vocal) That's all Bombay blacks, all the time though. 
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Klaus88 posted:That's all Bombay blacks, all the time though.
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CherryCola posted:
One of our cats will panic and run if you rustle a plastic grocery bag, but she's totally fine sitting or nesting on one 
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An educational zoo burning down is some of the most depressing poo poo I can think of, goddamn 
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CherryCola posted:
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Abyssinian (nearly) bard to the rescue! You know, later
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Blackchamber posted:A tragedy, but some good came of it. I like to think the firemen who went in and saved the 4 animals saw this lil guy by the door and said 'gently caress that'. Fun fact: Most tarantulas kept in captivity are female. Males only live about a year but the girls live 20-40 years. "Sorry little lady, today is not your day." Tarantulas can be surprisingly pretty! Antilles Pink-Toe Tarantula  Sri Lankan Tarantula  So bright and colorful!
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ACES CURE PLANES posted:I would totally get a mini gator/croc if such a thing existed. They exist, they just get really big after a while.  Also, they make the cutest sounds: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aFfciCu8wY8 Best thing is how they always look like they're smiling:  The jolliest murdermachines
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Dragonwagon posted:Also, they make the cutest sounds: Its cute but if you ever hear that sound in the wild it's the most terrifying thing imaginable, because it means mom is nearby, and mommy gators are insanely protective. Then again, the fact that a big scaly "will eat anything" lizard is so protective of her babies is kinda cute
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Baby snakes are pretty cute. Not so sure about a big one but I'd be willing to pet a friendly one. (Can...can you pet snakes? Is that a thing that they like? Are they actually capable of showing affection beyond "hello warm creature I will slither on you and steal body heat because you are not a threat to me"?)
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Safari Disco Lion posted:Baby snakes are pretty cute. Dunno, but I read about a guy in...I think it was south america somewhere who found a gator that had been shot. He nursed it back to health, and it would follow him (and only him) around like a dog. Sometimes it would flip over for tummy rubs. 
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Safari Disco Lion posted:Baby snakes are pretty cute. Snakes don't really have the capacity for affection but they tend to like (or at least tolerate) being pet depending on breed. Most are head shy (meaning they get spooked if you try to touch their head) but a couple months back I met a big red tailed boa who had been conditioned out of it. She would nuzzle your hand for pets like a puppy.
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Safari Disco Lion posted:Baby snakes are pretty cute. I think there might even be some species that are perpetually small and adorable. I totally want to keep but know nothing about them so I'll wait till I can do all the approps research because d'awwww i love lil lizards and snakes and all things tiny and adorable, scaly or not.
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Dienes posted:
Vaporwave spider? now some cute food:  These new google recaptchas are getting way too tricky
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