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Pick
Jul 19, 2009
Nap Ghost

Labes for days posted:

My husband buys me Funko Pops. :(

Funky Pop his rear end

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girl pants
Sep 21, 2006
I feel a great disturbance in my pants
She should "euthanize" the cat by leaving the front door open so it gets eaten by coyotes, then immediately get pregnant. Then the baby will be born with severe autism and will be baaaaaaasically the same as a poorly-socialized and angry cat, except it will grow up into a 200lb human male. Eventually, the stress of raising a severely-autistic kid will get to her and she'll confess to the guy what she did with his cat that he loved. This is the most spectacular way I can imagine to implode that relationship.

AnoHito
May 8, 2014

Labes for days posted:

My husband buys me Funko Pops. :(

:sever: and/or :murder:

La Brea Carpet
Nov 22, 2007

I have no mouth and I must post
Full disclosure:

I once got my wife a Wonder Woman Funko to put on her work desk because she's a superhero.

I'm still going to make fun of this dude.

Pick
Jul 19, 2009
Nap Ghost

girl pants posted:

She should "euthanize" the cat by leaving the front door open so it gets eaten by coyotes, then immediately get pregnant. Then the baby will be born with severe autism and will be baaaaaaasically the same as a poorly-socialized and angry cat, except it will grow up into a 200lb human male. Eventually, the stress of raising a severely-autistic kid will get to her and she'll confess to the guy what she did with his cat that he loved. This is the most spectacular way I can imagine to implode that relationship.

Cats grow facial hair

girl pants
Sep 21, 2006
I feel a great disturbance in my pants

Danaru posted:

My [24/F] mother [47/F] called my work today about one of my coworkers and now I'm scared to go to work tomorrow

hahahahaha this is like reading about my mom

STOP TALKING TO YOUR MOTHER, STOP TELLING HER THINGS ABOUT YOUR LIFE, SHE IS NOT YOUR FRIEND.

ArbitraryC
Jan 28, 2009
Pick a number, any number
Pillbug

MF_James posted:

Gotta start somewhere, the hope is that they will start a movement so that all shelters go that route, the no-kill shelters (at least the ones I've seen) take better care of their animals, better vet assistance and actually do training and poo poo. We adopted a dog from PAWS a few months ago and he was brought in at like 3 months old, we got him at 7 months, they had taught him basic commands, he was house broken etc etc.

my point is sort of that the stark reality of the situation is that until such a time when adoptions are equal to shelters picking up strays/taking in surrendered animals it doesn't change anything to have "no-kill" shelters, it's just shuffling the problem around and offloading them onto regular shelters. The only relevant numbers are animals in and animals out, so long as the former exceeds the latter the same amount of animals are gonna get euthanized yearly regardless of the presence of no kill shelters, it's just someone else getting stuck with the killing.

MF_James
May 8, 2008
I CANNOT HANDLE BEING CALLED OUT ON MY DUMBASS OPINIONS ABOUT ANTI-VIRUS AND SECURITY. I REALLY LIKE TO THINK THAT I KNOW THINGS HERE

INSTEAD I AM GOING TO WHINE ABOUT IT IN OTHER THREADS SO MY OPINION CAN FEEL VALIDATED IN AN ECHO CHAMBER I LIKE

ArbitraryC posted:

my point is sort of that the stark reality of the situation is that until such a time when adoptions are equal to shelters picking up strays/taking in surrendered animals it doesn't change anything to have "no-kill" shelters, it's just shuffling the problem around and offloading them onto regular shelters. The only relevant numbers are animals in and animals out, so long as the former exceeds the latter the same amount of animals are gonna get euthanized yearly regardless of the presence of no kill shelters, it's just someone else getting stuck with the killing.

Ok, so your point is to say gently caress it, don't try to change because not everyone is on board yet? Yes, animals are still getting euthanized but people are trying to change that.

Pick
Jul 19, 2009
Nap Ghost
All cars deserve a home. #allcats

Maybe invent an apartment complex for cats....

John Wick of Dogs
Mar 4, 2017

A real hellraiser


He can probably find someone to take his cat on Craigslist, not even need a shelter. Vaccinated/spayed/box trained cat, gf moving in is allergic, free to good home. People will jump on that

Andy Dufresne
Aug 4, 2010

The only good race pace is suicide pace, and today looks like a good day to die

MF_James posted:

Gotta start somewhere, the hope is that they will start a movement so that all shelters go that route, the no-kill shelters (at least the ones I've seen) take better care of their animals, better vet assistance and actually do training and poo poo. We adopted a dog from PAWS a few months ago and he was brought in at like 3 months old, we got him at 7 months, they had taught him basic commands, he was house broken etc etc.

3 month old dogs aren't at serious risk of being euthanized unless they're a pitbull, and even then probably not. 4-10 year old dogs with behavior issues are basically impossible to re-home. I've been trying to convince my wife to adopt a ~5 year old dog as a companion to our 9 year old dog but she'd rather have a puppy :(.

girl pants
Sep 21, 2006
I feel a great disturbance in my pants

Pick posted:

All cars deserve a home. #allcats

Maybe invent an apartment complex for cats....

i will visit this apartment complex daily

i will let the cats crawl on me.

i will bring them catnip

Farmer Crack-Ass
Jan 2, 2001

this is me posting irl

Labes for days posted:

My husband buys me Funko Pops. :(

hosed up if true

ArbitraryC
Jan 28, 2009
Pick a number, any number
Pillbug

MF_James posted:

Ok, so your point is to say gently caress it, don't try to change because not everyone is on board yet? Yes, animals are still getting euthanized but people are trying to change that.

My point is it's literally impossible to change until you fix the root problem, if you switched literally every shelter in the country to no kill overnight no animals would be euthanized they'd just die abandoned on the street instead.

No kill shelters don't reduce animals dying from lack of homes, they just have the streets or "kill shelters" do it for them.

hawowanlawow
Jul 27, 2009

when winter comes, the cats simply freeze to death

Pick
Jul 19, 2009
Nap Ghost

girl pants posted:

i will visit this apartment complex daily

i will let the cats crawl on me.

i will bring them catnip

:same:

Baronjutter
Dec 31, 2007

"Tiny Trains"

Yeah that's the main barrier for a lot of adoptions, the animals stuck in the system are often there for a reason, behavioral issues due to being raised by horrible people or no one at all. They're unadoptable to anyone who isn't some sort of professional animal behavioral therapist or whatever. Euthanize the poor guys and put the resources into literal death squads that euthanize people who don't spay/neuter their pets.

Metis of the Chat Thread
Aug 1, 2014


My [32F] husband [32M] helped his friend [30sM] get away with cheating on his wife [30sF] for years and its making me really uncomfortable.

quote:

My husband and I have been together for six years. When my husband got a new job four years ago, he made friends with one of his coworkers who I will call Dan. We hang out often with Dan and his wife Tina. They've become our closest friends over the last several years.

On Saturday, Tina called me while crying and informed me that she discovered that Dan had been cheating on her. I invited her out to lunch so we could talk more about it. During lunch, she told me that my husband helped cover for him when he cheated.

She said Dan would have my husband call their house and say that Dan left his hat behind while playing poker or something like that to make the story more believable. He also helped lie on three separate occasions when Dan claimed to have went on a work trip, but was actually staying a woman's house nearby.

I confronted my husband about this and he claims he just went along with it because he didnt want to cause trouble with his friend. I asked him where he was at when he was supposed to be hanging out with Dan and he just said he was with other friends.

This entire situation is making me uneasy. I can't believe that my husband helped a man cheat on his wife for years, especially when they have two young kids. They're separating and I cant help but feel like my husband helped cause this. I'm also wondering if Dan has ever done the same thing for my husband.

tl;dr: My husband helped his best friend get away with cheating on his wife.

get a divorce. if he's not cheating on you already, he will.

coolskull
Nov 11, 2007

how can i constructively tell my boyfriend we can't have a baby in his bedroom full of macrocephalic toys?

girl pants
Sep 21, 2006
I feel a great disturbance in my pants

LOVE LOVE SKELETON posted:

how can i constructively tell my boyfriend we can't have a baby in his bedroom full of macrocephalic toys?

well i mean Blue Story apparently got pregnant, so

this is the second time i've mentioned Blue Story in this thread. I think I need to take a break.

ArbitraryC
Jan 28, 2009
Pick a number, any number
Pillbug

Baronjutter posted:

Yeah that's the main barrier for a lot of adoptions, the animals stuck in the system are often there for a reason, behavioral issues due to being raised by horrible people or no one at all. They're unadoptable to anyone who isn't some sort of professional animal behavioral therapist or whatever. Euthanize the poor guys and put the resources into literal death squads that euthanize people who don't spay/neuter their pets.

This I can get behind

Farmer Crack-Ass
Jan 2, 2001

this is me posting irl

hawowanlawow posted:

when winter comes, the cats simply freeze to death

depends on how cold the winter is and whether the cats are isolated. if they are in a colony they sleep in a big pile for warmth. i still have fond childhood memories of looking out on my grandmother's porch on a crisp winter morning and seeing seventeen cats napping peacefully in a big furry mound.



and before anyone has the foolish notion of speaking against her, she was not a crazy cat lady, they were all strictly outdoor cats descended from strays her late husband had brought home, and she basically just fed them and let them live free on her ten acres.

over the years they eventually succumbed to predation until eventually it was just only ever one or two cats that passed through and hung around.

Haifisch
Nov 13, 2010

Objection! I object! That was... objectionable!



Taco Defender

Baronjutter posted:

Yeah that's the main barrier for a lot of adoptions, the animals stuck in the system are often there for a reason, behavioral issues due to being raised by horrible people or no one at all. They're unadoptable to anyone who isn't some sort of professional animal behavioral therapist or whatever. Euthanize the poor guys and put the resources into literal death squads that euthanize people who don't spay/neuter their pets.
Combine this with the cat apartments people can visit and I think we're on to something here.

girl pants
Sep 21, 2006
I feel a great disturbance in my pants
I adopted a fat angry borderline-feral hiss pile from the shelter and she's a monster. She does nothing but sleep and try to grift extra food from us and occasionally swat at our kitten. She's extremely stupid and spiteful and I've seen her try to rub her face on the corner of a table she was standing on, somehow miss, and fall off onto the floor. Multiple times. She apparently lacks any sort of righting reflex because every time this happens she hits the floor like a fat sack of potatoes. She's the only cat I've ever heard grunt when hitting the floor. She hates everyone in the world but me. I love her so much.

boner confessor
Apr 25, 2013

by R. Guyovich

MF_James posted:

Gotta start somewhere, the hope is that they will start a movement so that all shelters go that route, the no-kill shelters (at least the ones I've seen) take better care of their animals, better vet assistance and actually do training and poo poo. We adopted a dog from PAWS a few months ago and he was brought in at like 3 months old, we got him at 7 months, they had taught him basic commands, he was house broken etc etc.

really the best thing you could do is take anyone who wants to breed dogs or cats on their own and beat those people with iron rods

Antivehicular
Dec 30, 2011


I wanna sing one for the cars
That are right now headed silent down the highway
And it's dark and there is nobody driving And something has got to give

girl pants posted:

I adopted a fat angry borderline-feral hiss pile from the shelter and she's a monster. She does nothing but sleep and try to grift extra food from us and occasionally swat at our kitten. She's extremely stupid and spiteful and I've seen her try to rub her face on the corner of a table she was standing on, somehow miss, and fall off onto the floor. Multiple times. She apparently lacks any sort of righting reflex because every time this happens she hits the floor like a fat sack of potatoes. She's the only cat I've ever heard grunt when hitting the floor. She hates everyone in the world but me. I love her so much.

Wanna meet this cat

LethalGeek
Nov 4, 2009

My (33f) husband (41m) probably cheated on me. I say I'm leaving and he threatens me....how serious is this?

quote:

I won't get into all the backstory because it's long. The condensed version -- he's been caught texting other women several times throughout our relationship. This past time I found him speaking to escorts and making dates. He claims he never met up with any of them, and that may or may not be true, but it's the last straw and I no longer trust him. There was also something weird about his relationship with a female coworker last year and my gut tells me something was up with that. They fought like lovers, texted at strange times and she suddenly blocked him on facebook and moved away.

Even without the cheating, he's volatile. After we married (2 years ago) he began being physical at times with me. Pulling my hair, pushing me, throwing things at me. He's verbally abusive when he's angry, and even when he's not angry he proves he has no respect for me (constantly questioning my intelligence over the most minor things).

We don't have children together but we each have a son from our previous marriages.

I still love him and I'm so sad to realize that I cannot trust this person, but for my sanity I know I need to leave him. I'll always be wondering what he's doing behind my back and I don't want to live that way.

I'm struggling to find a job and find an apartment for my son and I and to date I've not been successful. My husband knows I am doing this and he insists that I am not leaving. He says in no uncertain terms that he will kill me if I leave. He's told me this at least a dozen times.

I'm wondering how to go about leaving. I don't know that he's serious. He's a big talker and he might just be trying to frighten me. He doesn't exhibit any other controlling behavior (for example, he doesn't check up on me, doesn't invade my privacy, lets me sleep in the spare room). He still goes out drinking a lot and I would think if he really was worried I might leave he'd try to be here as much as possible. Or if he really wanted to fix our relationship he would come home instead of still going out knowing I don't trust him. So the fact that he doesn't makes me think he's just all talk.

Does this sound like something I should be genuinely worried about? He does have anger issues and I've been scared of him in the past but he's never truly hurt me (other than pushing me around when he's mad). He's also told me that no matter where I move he will find me (he has a lot of resources) and he will kill me then. Truthfully I won't be moving very far...I'll have to remain in the same town likely. I remind him he would be ruining his own life and hurting his son by doing this. Part of me thinks he's full of bravado like a teenager.

tldr: after too many instances that look like potential cheating I've decided to leave my (somewhat) abusive husband. He claims he will kill me. I think he's all talk but I'm unsure how to proceed since children are involved in this mess.
Holy poo poo lady RUN :stare:

Metis of the Chat Thread
Aug 1, 2014


People always seem to immediately assume that I [24F] am unintelligent. It impacts my self esteem and my working relationships. What am I doing that makes me come across this way to others?

quote:

I made a throwaway because I didn’t want this dumb wall of insecurity to be associated with my main account. I'm sorry for the wall of text. Thank you in advance for reading.

I think I’m a pretty smart person, but for as long as I can remember, other people in my life treat me as if I’m below average. It feels like I’m always coming from behind in proving my intelligence to people. This has really hurt my self-esteem and made me very insecure about how I present myself to others. I don’t know if I’m exhibiting qualities or actions that make me come across as unintelligent, nor how to fix them if I am – and if I’m not, I don’t know how to brush off these assumptions people seem to have about me.

I noticed this first start happening in high school when I joined a specialized debate team. Essentially, you can pick one person from the other team to go head to head with for one portion of the debate, like in Mean Girls when the opposing Mathletes choose Lindsay Lohan to answer the game point question. Understandably, you pick the person that you think will perform the weakest, so that your chances of beating them are better. Almost unfailingly, if I had yet to debate/present by the time this round rolled around, or the opposing team hadn’t seen me at previous debates, they would pick me.

If I won (which, at risk of sounding braggy, I mostly did – I’m a good debater and proud of my performances), it was super common to hear comments, both in person and secondhand from friends/acquaintances later, from the kids I’d beat that the judges must’ve only scored me well because I “wore pantsuits two sizes too small” (FWIW, I think I’m a very conservative but fashionable dresser, with suits that fit just fine and appropriately) or “had the presentation skills, but no real substance to my points” (which I disagree with, but is at least a better point.)

I thought maybe this was just bitter high school kids being mean, but it’s continued for basically my entire life. My freshman year of college, while interning for a well-known politician, the woman supervising me told me she had advocated against my selection as an intern because I’d listed Cheer Captain on my resume and she had seen cheerleading photos on my Facebook when looking me up so she’d “just assumed [I] was a dumb bimbo,” but lucky for me, she’d gotten to know me and was so glad they’d picked me now! (It was my freshman year, so I didn’t have a lot of leadership experience yet, which is why I listed it.) Who says that to a person? What about me made her feel emboldened enough to not only say that to me, but to make assumptions based on the athletic team I’d led?

When I graduated college with 3 majors and highest honors, people were shocked. “I didn’t know you were doing all that,” was something I heard a lot from acquaintances, “I assumed you’d just taken an easy major so that you could do cheerleading”. When I got a job at the leading organization in my field, I overheard comments implying I’d traded favors (real mature) to get it because there was “no way it could have been earned on merit.”

Even now, within the organization, when walking into a room to give a presentation, older personnel (men and women alike) will ask me to get them coffee or send a message before they realize I’m the presenter, not an assistant.

It happens in random social settings constantly. If I meet people in a bar and mention where I work, I’ve had a lot of people immediately respond, “That’s cool. Doing HR or as a secretary or something?” When I explain my actual job duties, I’ve had people say verbatim “Wow, I didn’t know you were smart!”, “You didn’t strike me as the kind of person do that level of work,” and my personal favorite, “wow! Is you like, intelligent or something?”

I recently took the LSAT and scored a 179, and shared my good news with my friends, who were thrilled for me. When they told some other friends of theirs (who are just acquaintances of mine), those other friends flat-out accused me of lying because there’s no way I could’ve scored that.
I am looking at some well-known law schools. I was at a party recently, and met some alum of my first choice school. I mentioned that I am applying, and they immediately responded with “Oh. Well you know it’s really competitive, right?” When I told them that yes, of course I know that, but I feel confident I have a competitive application, they basically demanded details where I had to spend 15 minutes justifying why I’d even be a candidate for the program to virtual strangers.

I don’t mean to make a laundry list of accomplishments as a humble-brag, which I worry is how this comes across. I only mean to provide context for when I say I do feel like I’m an intelligent person and it’s infuriating, demoralizing, and embarrassing that so many people in my life who don’t know me assume the opposite.

For a long time, I more or less accepted it as an annoyance I just had to live with, and tried to focus on building my own self-esteem and being secure in my accomplishments – because if I am an intelligent person, I shouldn’t need other people to know it to prove it to myself, right?
But now, in my line of work, it’s directly impacting my ability to perform. In the short term, people assume that I am an intern or a secretary, which wastes valuable minutes that I could have been presenting my report or doing my actual work and breeds resentment in me. In the long term, I work in a very reputational building; people assuming that I’m stupid will actively hinder my promotion potential, and the assignments I’m given (we’re often tasked by people who are not our immediate supervisors). I need to change whatever it is I’m doing that makes people assume this – but I can’t figure out what it is.

It definitely happens more frequently with men than women, but often enough with women too that I’m not convinced it’s just a sexism thing. I don’t think I’m particularly attractive, so it’s not a “wow she’s hot, must be dumb” thing. Also, plenty of the people who explicitly told me they had “just assumed [I] wasn’t that smart” think stereotypically attractive women like Ivanka Trump or Emma Watson are both beautiful and geniuses, so even if I were conventionally attractive, it’s not like they have cognitive dissonance about beauty and brains.

I wear pretty tasteful makeup – foundation/mascara, some blush, neutral eyeshadows/lipsticks that usually looks like I’m not wearing anything. I dress pretty exclusively in black/gray/navy suits at work, and keep my hair straight, neat, and shoulder-length. I think I look professional and presentable. Outside of work, I wear skinny jeans and sweaters or blazers a lot. Nothing flashy or, in the words of my former internship supervisor, “bimbo-y.”

So what is it, Reddit? What about me causes people to make snap-judgements about my intelligence? What can I do to come across as more intelligent to strangers and acquaintances; and if nothing, how can I build my self esteem to stop caring about this so much?

tl;dr: For what feels like my entire life, people who don't know me personally have assumed I'm unintelligent. It often feels like no matter what I do to "prove" my intelligence to others, I am always coming from behind in looking smart. It makes me insecure and affects my performance at work. What can I do to change this?

Farmer Crack-Ass
Jan 2, 2001

this is me posting irl

Antivehicular posted:

Wanna meet this cat

extremely same

i was laughing reading that description

ArbitraryC
Jan 28, 2009
Pick a number, any number
Pillbug

boner confessor posted:

really the best thing you could do is take anyone who wants to breed dogs or cats on their own and beat those people with iron rods

While I was driving the work this morning there was a segment on the radio station where the host was asking callers for stuff their boyfriend/husband did that irritated them and then asking them what they thought they themselves did that was irritating.

This lady calls in and she goes on and on about how her husband hordes boxes from stuff they buy, like they have an attic of broken down boxes from their tv's and microwaves and such, which does sound excessive. So when the host asks her what she thought she did that he found irritating she was like "I guess I sometimes have two many pets", turns out she doesn't spay or neuter her animals and they regularly have litters. "One time we had 16 in the house at the same time!"

Brother Entropy
Dec 27, 2009

girl pants posted:

I adopted a fat angry borderline-feral hiss pile from the shelter and she's a monster. She does nothing but sleep and try to grift extra food from us and occasionally swat at our kitten. She's extremely stupid and spiteful and I've seen her try to rub her face on the corner of a table she was standing on, somehow miss, and fall off onto the floor. Multiple times. She apparently lacks any sort of righting reflex because every time this happens she hits the floor like a fat sack of potatoes. She's the only cat I've ever heard grunt when hitting the floor. She hates everyone in the world but me. I love her so much.

sounds like you got a major case of the cat brain worms

and so do I because I wanna meet this dumb cat

Haifisch
Nov 13, 2010

Objection! I object! That was... objectionable!



Taco Defender
My (21/F) Coworker(40s/F) came into my class and confronted me because it ran over and I was later for work.

quote:

I just started a job in my school's library as a student worker. There's another woman, lets call her Tammy, that's been there for a year or two that's also a student worker, but works basically full time. Tammy has so many hours because pushed the old full time librarian out of her position because Tammy didn't like her and their bumping heads led to the old librarian quitting. Tammy proudly told this to me a while back before I got the job. They haven't been able to find a new full time librarian since.

Tammy doesn't seem like the easiest person to get along with as a coworker. She's one of those people that takes their job too seriously for everyone around them, but doesn't really do much themselves. I spent a lot of time in the librarian before getting the position, likely around 20 hours a week doing school work, and I've noticed she mostly just sits at the desk and plays on what she calls "her computer" (she specifically asked me not to use it, even though it's just a library computer we're supposed to use if we need to do research for students, the only other one you have to stand to use. I don't know what the deal here is.)

I knew Tammy wouldn't be much fun to work with, she's already started bad mouthing the other new student worker to me and I've only been there a week, but this job pays really well and the experience will look good on my resume. I'm just doing my job the best I can and trying to not let her stress me out, but I feel like she's already crossed a big line I need to address with my actual boss.

Yesterday I was scheduled to work after class, but my professor ended up going over our time without noticing. I was about 10 minutes late for work and Tammy came strolling into my class and confronted me in front of everyone to tell me I was scheduled to work and now late. She wasn't polite or quiet about this and it disrupted the entire class and really embarrassed me. She didn't have anywhere to be, so it's not like I was stopping her from going to class or anything like that.

It was certainly my fault for being late, but the way she addressed it seemed so unprofessional and rude. I was planning to spend my boss an email (my boss is in another city, I'll only see her every few months) because Tammy is telling me I won't be working a time I'm scheduled to and I want to confirm that, but now I think I should also address this in the email as well, but I don't want to come off as a whiny little brat that had their feelings hurt.

What should I say? I'm totally unsure of how to address this. Any advice would be super helpful.

tl;dr I was a little late for work and my not so great co-worker over stepped by disrupting my class and embarrassing me in front of 100 people. I want to mention it to my boss, but I'm unsure of what to say.

EDIT: I sent an email to my boss. I have to head to class now, when I'm finished and home I'll be back to better update this. Thank you all for the support though!

LadyPictureShow
Nov 18, 2005

Success!



LethalGeek posted:

My (33f) husband (41m) probably cheated on me. I say I'm leaving and he threatens me....how serious is this?
Holy poo poo lady RUN :stare:

Call the police

Maxwells Demon
Jan 15, 2007


My cat was sent to a no-kill shelter (at 6 years old) after she did not mesh well with the baby, peeing on carpets in protest. She's an awesome cat and I'm so glad to have her.

Will be interesting if I ever get a serious ladyfriend who wants a kid, but I think I can pay enough attention to the cat to avoid the problem this time.

LethalGeek
Nov 4, 2009

LadyPictureShow posted:

Call the police

Thankfully reddit is 100% on the ball this time and is screaming at her to GTFO.

Zedd
Jul 6, 2009

I mean, who would have noticed another madman around here?



girl pants posted:

well i mean Blue Story apparently got pregnant, so

this is the second time i've mentioned Blue Story in this thread. I think I need to take a break.
I'd say some good money for Zuarg and Blue Story to start a thread again tbh.

Farmer Crack-Ass
Jan 2, 2001

this is me posting irl
when i adopted my two cats from my friend, the big oaf one hated being touched on the belly. instant swats and bites.

over the course of a year and change, i was able to get him to be okay with it. now he is happy to receive tubby rums. last night i was scratching his belly and he was licking his lips in content.

a good catte :3:

Pick
Jul 19, 2009
Nap Ghost
girl pants please give back my dads cat (Potato)

Pick
Jul 19, 2009
Nap Ghost

Farmer Crack-rear end posted:

when i adopted my two cats from my friend, the big oaf one hated being touched on the belly. instant swats and bites.

over the course of a year and change, i was able to get him to be okay with it. now he is happy to receive tubby rums. last night i was scratching his belly and he was licking his lips in content.

a good catte :3:

He’s real good but he a Squirmy Boy

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darkwasthenight
Jan 7, 2011

GENE TRAITOR

Zedd posted:

I'd say some good money for Zuarg and Blue Story to start a thread again tbh.

Zuarg is currently posting in the cryptocoin thread. I don't think I need to provide any further elaboration.

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