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I have a bunch of kidney diet food my dog won't touch even if we mix it in with other food she likes she'll just not eat any of it. Maybe she'll like the dry stuff. Her tastes vary wildly since her kidneys started going south but giving her fluids every few days keeps her pretty good energy wise
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C-Euro posted:When our dog died last November we got Hill's renal diet for him maybe a week before he lost his appetite for good, so now I have 90% of an $80 bag of prescription dog food that I can't give away because a shelter won't take food that's already open Check with local food banks. When my cat died last year they were greatful for the giant open bag of food. People who need to go to food banks have pets too.
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Please just let me give you this expensive and life-saving
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ozymandius1024 posted:What kind do you have to get? Our cat has needed special food for his urinary crystals for years now, and I've just gotten used to the cost. My cat also has urinary S/O food, and while one bag is expensive, it lasts me like 2 1/2 months for a 17 pound bag.
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A couple months ago I had these Brussel Sprouts made with an asian sauce, the key to which was something I can't rememeber but is on the tip of my tongue and google has failed me. I want to say it starts with a g, any help on this brain fart, or what might commonly be used in brussel sprouts?
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swickles posted:A couple months ago I had these Brussel Sprouts made with an asian sauce, the key to which was something I can't rememeber but is on the tip of my tongue and google has failed me. I want to say it starts with a g, any help on this brain fart, or what might commonly be used in brussel sprouts? Gochujang?
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swickles posted:A couple months ago I had these Brussel Sprouts made with an asian sauce, the key to which was something I can't rememeber but is on the tip of my tongue and google has failed me. I want to say it starts with a g, any help on this brain fart, or what might commonly be used in brussel sprouts? gochujang?
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Well the answer was taken, so I'll add: Ginger? Garlic? 
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Kalli posted:Was such a weird thing... like option B was the russian navy was so incompetent they managed to blow up their own munition stockpile? They did manage to destroy the largest floating dry dock in the world (theirs) by dropping a crane on it while working on their only aircraft carrier. And in a separate incident managed to set that carrier on fire while they were working on it badly enough to significantly damage it, and who knows, maybe if it was loaded for bear at the time like this ship was the ammunition might have gone off. It seems like there was a non-zero chance that yeah, they were this dumb. I feel like the Russian navy has always been cursed. I get that there's no pretty lying propaganda solution when you lose your flagship, but choosing 'no...we are extremely incompetent and this was us, our bad' over admitting the ship that got told to 'go gently caress yourself' got got is very funny.
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Kalli posted:Well the answer was taken, so I'll add: Ginger? Garlic? Goatse
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fartknocker posted:Goatse You can keep all your Goatse sauce sir.
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Silly Burrito posted:You can keep all your Goatse sauce sir. It goes well on the frozen goat carcass’s at my local Costco Business Center.
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Grittybeard posted:They did manage to destroy the largest floating dry dock in the world (theirs) by dropping a crane on it while working on their only aircraft carrier. There's been so much bullshit propaganda already. The island where the soldiers refused to surrender turned out to be bullshit, the ace pilot with 7 planes shot down or whatever turned out to be bullshit, it's kind of hard to know what to trust and what not to. Would not want to be the flag officer in charge of that battle group though, gently caress making that phone call.
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BlindSite posted:There's been so much bullshit propaganda already. The island where the soldiers refused to surrender turned out to be bullshit, the ace pilot with 7 planes shot down or whatever turned out to be bullshit, it's kind of hard to know what to trust and what not to. Would not want to be the flag officer in charge of that battle group though, gently caress making that phone call. It's just a longer version of spree shooter news. Anything out of the Ukraine you just wait a few days in to find out something sorta close to what probably happened, instead of absolutely 100% getting wrong, insane info immediately
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Literally falling for memes But to be fair it's all one big extended meme war
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3 DONG HORSE posted:Literally falling for memes 
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BlindSite posted:There's been so much bullshit propaganda already. The island where the soldiers refused to surrender turned out to be bullshit, the ace pilot with 7 planes shot down or whatever turned out to be bullshit, it's kind of hard to know what to trust and what not to. Would not want to be the flag officer in charge of that battle group though, gently caress making that phone call. Hideo Kojima was right
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Kalli posted:It's just a longer version of spree shooter news. Anything out of the Ukraine you just wait a few days in to find out something sorta close to what probably happened, instead of absolutely 100% getting wrong, insane info immediately Yeah I tend to agree. It's kind of a good case study for social media, news and politics all rolled into one right now and I kind of don't like the trend its setting. I mean the media having to be first rather than accurate isn't exactly a new concept but the resistance to allowing accurate reporting even days after the fact is a little concerning imo.
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BlindSite posted:Yeah I tend to agree. It's kind of a good case study for social media, news and politics all rolled into one right now and I kind of don't like the trend its setting. I mean the media having to be first rather than accurate isn't exactly a new concept but the resistance to allowing accurate reporting even days after the fact is a little concerning imo. Yeah, even past twitter if you go on like tiktok or imgur forums, the discourse is absolutely insane. Kids are just drowning in insane propaganda from all sides, in short Ornery and Hornery posted:Hideo Kojima was right
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The internet was a mistake.
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I mean, its not like its much different than past wars. There was insane shits getting thrown around in newspapers about wars in the 1800s and it would take weeks or months for accurate info to get established
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Bird in a Blender posted:The internet was a mistake. Not gonna lie, there are many days I miss the simplicity of not being completely inundated with information, having to manually dial in an antenna on the roof, and loading up Tie Fighter.
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Bird in a Blender posted:The internet was a mistake. Monetizing it was. But that was inevitable. Nice while it lasted though.
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BlindSite posted:The island where the soldiers refused to surrender turned out to be bullshit IIRC the only part of the initial report that turned out to be wrong was that the Ukrainian soldiers on the island had been killed
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The Glumslinger posted:I mean, its not like its much different than past wars. There was insane shits getting thrown around in newspapers about wars in the 1800s and it would take weeks or months for accurate info to get established There’s just more of it, the misinformation spreads even faster, and people end up seeped in it the whole day. Before, you maybe read an article in the paper about it, or watched something on the nightly news. You couldn’t spend your whole day obsessing over stuff. Maybe this is callous, but I really don’t need to know about every terrible thing happening all over the planet.
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The Wild Man of YOLO posted:IIRC the only part of the initial report that turned out to be wrong was that the Ukrainian soldiers on the island had been killed I think this is the case and they did tell them to go gently caress themselves? And the 'evidence' of the Ghost of Ukraine ace pilot was identified almost immediately as footage from a flight simulator (seriously though props to all flight sims for being beautiful enough to make you think they're real). But either way the point is these become ideas that spread and a lot of people won't give up on believing the original story willingly. And within Russia the same thing is going on with the chemical weapons plants, false flag stuff regarding atrocities, etc. It's an annoying situation. But like Glumslinger mentioned I don't think this is particularly a new thing, it's just happening a whole hell of a lot faster.
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The Glumslinger posted:I mean, its not like its much different than past wars. There was insane shits getting thrown around in newspapers about wars in the 1800s and it would take weeks or months for accurate info to get established The people acting like this is the first war with incorrect info or disinformation just confuse me.
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I got an email from the supervisor for the job I interviewed with that there's going to be a little bit of a delay before they'll let me know if I got it or not. I should hear something next week and I am hopeful but I'm also annoyed since there's been nothing but back and forth on this position. Either ax it, send me a "thanks for applying but we're hiring someone else" letter or hire me already.
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Spoeank posted:The people acting like this is the first war with incorrect info or disinformation just confuse me. My point more or less is that it would be nice if things got better as time went on when it comes to this poo poo instead of worse. We were meant to see more free and open communication with technology not greater censorship and suppression. Maybe I'm too optimistic.
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The fact that there's so much bullshit flying around is completely counter to any perceptions of increased censorship and oppression.
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Tulalip Tulips posted:I got an email from the supervisor for the job I interviewed with that there's going to be a little bit of a delay before they'll let me know if I got it or not. I should hear something next week and I am hopeful but I'm also annoyed since there's been nothing but back and forth on this position. Either ax it, send me a "thanks for applying but we're hiring someone else" letter or hire me already. I know your brain probably jumps to the worst possible place, but HR has basically forced me to have this conversation with prospective hires multiple times. It has cost me my number 1 candidate multiple times. It could just be HR dragging their feet or trying to jump through 400 hoops before extending the offer.
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Spoeank posted:The fact that there's so much bullshit flying around is completely counter to any perceptions of increased censorship and oppression. The amount of and quality of bullshit that comes at us every waking second of everyday proves that Huxley not Orwell was right.
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The GIP thread on Ukraine is a pretty good follow. There's been some good nuggets, some good insight, and a healthy skepticism towards news from both sides. Just be warned that if the TFF gallows humor of yore isn't your taste, uh...
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Spoeank posted:The fact that there's so much bullshit flying around is completely counter to any perceptions of increased censorship and oppression. Its not at all tbh.
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No Butt Stuff posted:I know your brain probably jumps to the worst possible place, but HR has basically forced me to have this conversation with prospective hires multiple times. It has cost me my number 1 candidate multiple times. It could just be HR dragging their feet or trying to jump through 400 hoops before extending the offer. Oh I know. Government agencies are also their own special brand of foot dragging and finalization too, especially since there rumblings that our regional hq wants to change up the unit entirely so it could be related to that.
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BlindSite posted:Its not at all tbh. Explain.
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I forgot how good Gone in 60 Seconds is. It's what F&F wishes it could be. Even the family bonds are more convincing So many early 2000s tropes though
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Intruder posted:I forgot how good Gone in 60 Seconds is. It's what F&F wishes it could be. Even the family bonds are more convincing Every time this comes up I am forced to mention how much more metal the original was. Haven't watched a single second of the actual movie aside from this, but have watched the 40 minute car chase that almost killed the lead actor around 10 times. The Cage version is fun too, don't get me wrong, I am just forced to do this by my brain whenever it's mentioned.
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Tulalip Tulips posted:Angelina Jolie in that was one of those moments where pre-teen/teen me realized I was also in to ladies. I see you saw Hackers too
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