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fakeman_pretendname

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    One trivial error... sheesh. Some people have no sense of humor. /s

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  • True, but if someone pointed and said "Eww, is that one of those Nazi cars?", I'd assume they were pointing at a Tesla, not a Ford (or even a Volkswagen or Mercedes, oddly enough).

  • What shape is this?

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  • That shape is called a "cat".

  • Introducing Critter!

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  • Isn't 17-18ibs about 8-9kg e.g. two normal cats?

    What kind of giant cat-monster is he?

  • Turns Out, There Is a Cabal of Elite Crazies Trying to Control the World

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  • Depending on the specifics type, you can normally eat it, which might help get rid of it quicker?

    p.s. Do not eat billionaires.

  • Turns Out, There Is a Cabal of Elite Crazies Trying to Control the World

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  • In the metaphor, this is pollution and microplastics.

  • He's a talented singer

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  • record scratch

    freeze frame

    Yep. That's me. You're probably wondering how I got here...

  • Android verification is coming: Google confirms timeline and supported app stores

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  • Onanism?

  • Turns Out, There Is a Cabal of Elite Crazies Trying to Control the World

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  • If I go into my garden now, and pull up all the weeds, the garden will look good for a bit, and the nutrients they were stealing from other plants will be spread out amongst the remaining plants.

    However, there are likely some smaller weeds just under the surface, so within a few weeks, there'll be some weeds again, and they'll begin taking nutrition away from all the other plants. A year from now, there'll be just as many weeds as before, and they'll have strangled and starved many of the other plants in the garden.

    It's generally accepted that there's two ways to deal with such weeds.

    1. Regular maintenance. You need to cull all the weeds, every week, to keep on top of them. Eventually this will weaken the roots, rhizomes and seeds and then there'll be fewer weeds. Over time there'll be fewer weeds to remove each week, but you must never stop maintaining, or else they'll take over as before.
    2. Preventative measures. Look at the circumstances that cause weeds to form, and make structural changes to stop this. This may include things such as ground-cover plants, which protect the soil from weed growth, but store and then distribute their nutrients back into the soil. It can also include things like organising, supporting and strengthening your other plants, using things such as companion planting (where two plants take and release opposing nutrients, both working together and feeding each other to become stronger). When the garden is unified and stronger and working harmoniously, there are fewer opportunities for weeds to thrive.

    It's best to take both approaches simultaneously.

    Oh, sorry, I accidentally posted this gardening tip in a comment about billionaires!

  • cat art

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  • I like it, but it looks like a human drew it.

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    Why should I remove my gorilla? It's not hurting anyone.

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  • Hahaha - I'm working with a Hullian tomorrow. The accent has never struck me as sexy previously, but I'll make sure to listen out for it's sexy undertones :)

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    Why should I remove my gorilla? It's not hurting anyone.

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  • She's in Yorkshire, not London. The likelihood that she speaks in a silly cockney accent is very low.

  • Epstein file says Trump "knew and funded underage sex parties" at his golf course

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  • There's a bit of missing punctuation, perhaps - Epstein's banker's daughter.

    The daughter of one of the people who dealt with Epstein's finances.

  • How old do you think this ragdoll is? Current pic of her is in the comments which is 3.5 years after these pics. She’s currently 11.2 pounds.

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  • Ha, might be a bit harder to work out - but good to have a fully grown cat photo as comparison.

    Looking at your "before and after" photos, and based on what my own cats looked like at 3, 4 ,5 ,6 months, I'd say your guess of 4 months isn't far off. 4 or 5 months?

  • How old do you think this ragdoll is? Current pic of her is in the comments which is 3.5 years after these pics. She’s currently 11.2 pounds.

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  • You're thinking she's less than a year - is she full size yet? If not measure and weigh her now. When she reaches her adult size/weight, work backwards from that.

    It depends on the cat, but generally they grow quickly for six months, then slowly for six months, then they stay at that size, but bulk out a bit for 6 months.

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  • Also, even if 90% of scientists did say that... what percentage of those scientists are not biologists?

    Do we need to know a geologist's or physicist's opinion about "some sort of weird meat-science"?

    Like the old "Yeah, sorry, I am a Doctor, but I'm a Doctor of Jazz, not medicine"

  • just pick your platform bro :3

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  • It also runs on AmigaOS

  • Something strange happened with my cat last night. Something terrified him and I'm trying to figure out what happened

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  • Nobody has a problem with Americans, Australians, New Zealanders etc keeping their own cats indoors - and in fact would likely support it in areas where they're not a native species, or you've got dangers like those you outlined - the same as it's supported in areas here in conservation areas, or areas with rare birds nesting.

    The issue is the aggressive, abusive behaviour of those hijacking every thread which has a cat in someone's garden, and insisting everyone else does the same in countries where cats have free-roamed and been part of the native ecosytem for a few thousand years.

  • Feeling good about my decision to buy a letter opener.

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  • Is it a cool letter opener that looks like a miniature sword?

  • Something strange happened with my cat last night. Something terrified him and I'm trying to figure out what happened

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  • Do we need a separate "Non-American Cats" community, so non-American people can ask cat questions without half the thread being derailed by all this indoor/outdoor argument?