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CommissarMega posted:I have to ask- wouldn't it hurt if she licked them? Depends on which direction.
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Short Penguin posted:Dramatic wiggly noodle! See, that just makes me think of this turtle: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eeeqrM8NkYw
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FouRPlaY posted:I Googled and got this: Are you sure that one isn't some kind of dog-lion crossbreed? So fuzzy. 
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Mocking Bird posted:So handsome! So splotchy! For what it's worth, I'd say you're thinking about it the wrong way. You're not replacing Coco, you're providing another animal the opportunity to have a friend like she had. To put it another way, love is not a finite resource or a zero sum game.
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Ok, can someone explain to me why we bred a species of dog that has legs shorter than their jaws? I mean, yes they're absolutely adorable, but I assume there was a practical reason, at least initially.
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Huh. Evolution is really clever sometimes.
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Raptor1033 posted:So this wound up on my feed today. It's about twelve times better if you're listening to this when you click that link.
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Tendai posted:That's pretty freakin' cute Do snakes like sugar? I sort of assumed that wouldn't be high on their taste priorities as predators.
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Kramjacks posted:It's sniffin', not tastin'. Right, forgot about that. The question still stands though.
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Malachite_Dragon posted:I'm stressed out about tomorrow even though I shouldn't be (first computer build nervousness You'll be fine. Just make sure you discharge yourself on the case before handling anything, read the instructions and don't try to force anything. They're really quite simple once you get the hang of it.
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Has Purina used that in an ad? because that would be perfect for a full page magazine ad with some caption about how it's great for young dogs.
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drrockso20 posted:I think we could all use some happy little trees Do remember to close the chat. Such disruptive ruffians.
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Inzombiac posted:I've had all sorts of rodents in my life. According to wikipedia, rats that escape their cages in lab tests will stick around to help others get out of their own, and when presented with the option to share food, most will do so almost reflexively. They're pretty great.
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Klaus88 posted:When you're royalty, you can wear whatever the hell you want. Really, his only mistake in that story was not owning it. Sneaky devils. 
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Clearly your only option is to go to an animal shelter and find another dog that needs a good home then.
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Fighting Trousers posted:Yeah, it's a commercial, but drat if it didn't make me cry like a giant baby. Honey Maid has been surprisingly awesome about things that you wouldn't really expect a corporation to handle so gracefully.
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It's more that the monkey's comfortable sleeping next to him, but yeah, I doubt it's being mistreated. And primates are very clever, so the chain probably is the most practical way to keep it from finding something to cut a leash, wander off and get into mischief.
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neonnoodle posted:What's up with all these gay penguins?! Well, they are the best dressed in the animal kingdom.
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