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DiHK posted:Would you rather have Rebel Wilson for a mascot? She lost a lot of weight
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Well then gently caress her expations too ?
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Aug 17, 2020 01:19
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CYznmt_nN8o
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Is it making that horrible squeak? I'd say that this is much better hummingbird video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Biagyb7AcK8 Wendigee fucked around with this message at 04:09 on Aug 17, 2020 |
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Aug 17, 2020 04:06
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Wendigee posted:Is it making that horrible squeak? Insane flashbacks to my smoke alarm going into low battery alert  Wendigee posted:I'd say that this is much better hummingbird video 
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My parents have been feeding the hummingbirds for many years now to the point that they've become very demanding. If the feeder runs low they'll fly up to the window and look in. Somehow they manage to look aggrieved, too. They're not as bad as the baltimore oriels, though: if the grape jelly runs out they start tapping on the windows. I've even had them follow me from room to room trying to get my attention when I'm over.
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Aug 17, 2020 04:24
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The team?
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davidspackage posted:I can definitely imagine if you're sitting down for the 14th interview that day and the guy asks "what inspired you to take on this part", at some point you're just going to say "well a clown exploded" Yeah, this is a thing with actors/musicians and those junket style interviews. I dunno who I respect more. The stoic, professional types who manage to plaster on a smile and answer the same loving question politely and charmingly for the 50th time in a row, or the ones who decide to gently caress with the interviewer, and start spouting nonsense just to amuse themselves. There is also the third option which is to be Bruce Willis esque surly and uncommunicative and actively show your contempt for the poor junior reporter from bumfuck Arkansas who is earnestly asking his/her inane questions. But that's not nice. image tax:  And if a Japanese wrestler using the backs of two of her friends to dropkick a giant panda wearing a pink skirt isn't #blessed, then I don't know what is.
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Milo and POTUS posted:The team? Yes, you would not believe how much they eat, too. (In case you weren't being entirely facetious: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baltimore_oriole?wprov=sfla1 )
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Moon Slayer posted:Yes, you would not believe how much they eat, too. those oriels are super pretty though... you didn't need to turn them into grape jam junkies you monster lol [edit] also just get a butterfly net and talk to Pick on our very own forums. She will taxidermy them for you and you can split the profit!
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Like most migratory birds, if you put food out a few years in a row, they'll not only remember and make your yard a regular stop, but word will get out and it'll attract even more birds. And after a few more years they'll make it their destination and not just a stopover on their way north. My parents have lived in rural Minnesota for almost 40 years now and every May and June the yard is full of orioles, bluebirds, indigo buntings, and even some scarlet tanagers.
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If you like celebrities going off script in interviews, this is must-click content: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I4ix1HSzpWE
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Yoshi Wins posted:If you like celebrities going off script in interviews, this is must-click content: This is magnificent.
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Moon Slayer posted:Like most migratory birds, if you put food out a few years in a row, they'll not only remember and make your yard a regular stop, but word will get out and it'll attract even more birds. And after a few more years they'll make it their destination and not just a stopover on their way north. That is awesome, and birds are awesome 
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It's pretty hosed up to get baseball players dependent on jelly
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Yoshi Wins posted:If you like celebrities going off script in interviews, this is must-click content: Not the same thing, but this reminds me of Muse getting pissed off that they were forced to lip-synch instead of playing live, so they swapped instruments and didn't pretend very hard to play them. https://youtu.be/U7LT3FtPtbc
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Milo and POTUS posted:It's pretty hosed up to get baseball players dependent on jelly That would explain their 2019 season
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Yoshi Wins posted:If you like celebrities going off script in interviews, this is must-click content: I know this is older, but somewhere there's a painting of Paul Rudd growing more hideous by the day.
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Beachcomber posted:I know this is older, but somewhere there's a painting of Paul Rudd growing more hideous by the day. BEN AFFLECK! That's who I've been getting that guy mixed up with! ....sorry, never mind. Carry on.
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Hyperlynx posted:BEN AFFLECK! That's who I've been getting that guy mixed up with! “Yea ah, I don’t know popular celebrities. I don’t even own a tv”
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anatomi posted:This discussion is indeed cursed territory, but long story short: the city of Malmö wants to build more apartments and this plot of land is one of the few left that they haven't already sold off to private investors. Oh crap was this by Ellstorp/Kirseberg? I noticed the other day that they had cleared all that land. Never knew there were Voodoo Trees in there 
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Zopotantor posted:If you are German, you are now remembering this. I hate you.
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I heard this is where they handing out grape jelly [tapping on window insistently, surrounded by flocks of birds]
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Hi, have a video of my three legged rabbit Cleo exploring this morning's maze setup, rearranging it to her liking to open up some speed paths, and then at about 1:00 turning on the afterburners and doing her best to make a fourth leg optional. She's fast as gently caress and cool as heck and I love her. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=06mjCJ-WOXw
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Aug 17, 2020 14:28
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Have you considered getting a tripod cat and forcing it to become buddies with your rabbit? That's YouTube gold right there, you could monetize it and everything.
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Beeswax posted:Oh crap was this by Ellstorp/Kirseberg? I noticed the other day that they had cleared all that land. Never knew there were Voodoo Trees in there Yeah, exactly! I saw a new voodoo tree in Tjuvaparken today though, which made me happy. Nice to see another Malmöit in here. 
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Aug 17, 2020 14:35
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honestly imo shes cute enough to be a star on her own, but she doesn't have a taste for the limelight. she loves stopping whatever cute thing she's doing if she sees a camera. sometimes I get gold though. here she is fading hard after a hefty kale snack and then starting to dream about running through a field of clover https://i.imgur.com/3vdzeAh.mp4
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Are rabbits more prone to biting their owners than, say, rats, because it seems like they could take your finger off like a carrot
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I had a rabbit kill a parakeet with one bite. Bunnies are cute but I'll never.
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they are known to nip sometimes or even bite hard but it all depends on personality. cleo will do this thing where she kind of gums at you in a ticklish fashion rather than bite, because she's been taught that nips hurt us (with loud high pitched 'squeaks' from us when we were bit, when she was younger)
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The Walrus posted:they are known to nip sometimes or even bite hard but it all depends on personality. cleo will do this thing where she kind of gums at you in a ticklish fashion rather than bite, because she's been taught that nips hurt us (with loud high pitched 'squeaks' from us when we were bit, when she was younger) https://twitter.com/Tweet4nita/status/1291065596935798784?s=20 hmm, maybe that isn't so blessed. let's try again. https://twitter.com/celrena/status/1294514111322238976?s=20
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The Walrus posted:they are known to nip sometimes or even bite hard but it all depends on personality. cleo will do this thing where she kind of gums at you in a ticklish fashion rather than bite, because she's been taught that nips hurt us (with loud high pitched 'squeaks' from us when we were bit, when she was younger) When I was a kid we raised show rabbits for 4H. My mom had her nose bitten by a rabbit super hard and had to go to the emergency room. Like the rabbit latched on and was hanging off her face. We had another rabbit that basically degloved a poor lil baby bunnies front leg when it's leg got stuck between the hutches. It survived that horrible ordeal, but it died later when my sister accidentally let the dog into the room where the bunny was recuperating and basically scared the poor thing to death. We also had a big ole french lop named Rhett Butler that hated my mom and would spray piss at her at every opportunity. Like would hop past her and spay her on the process. So, rabbits can be mean, but are generally docile af. Decidedly unblessed content. Here's a sleepy bat. https://i.imgur.com/mEKdtMJ.gifv (USER WAS PUT ON PROBATION FOR THIS POST)
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we had rabbits as a kid and one of them was an utter poo poo. just an awful personality and rabbit compared to all the others and it was just angry and bitey alllll the time.
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I guess they're like dogs where some are gentle by nature, and others you have to explicitly train not to devour every newborn baby in sight
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Phlegmish posted:I guess they're like dogs where some are gentle by nature, and others you have to explicitly train not to devour every newborn baby in sight Like all animals and people too.
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Animals are different yeah, some will bite some will not More on this after these messages
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I got scratched pretty badly by a rabbit I was trying to hold when I was very young. They're not domesticated, and you need to be careful around them.
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ultrafilter posted:I got scratched pretty badly by a rabbit I was trying to hold when I was very young. They're not domesticated, and you need to be careful around them. Uhhh, house rabbits are definitely domesticated, and can't survive in the wild. Shitheads who think they are wild animals cause thousands to suffer and die needlessly every year.
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