Giving her the benefit of the doubt, but maybe she's just retarded and misdiagnosed her panic attacks as seizures?
Since she's such a cluster B mess, the absolute most charitable reading I can give her is, maybe she does have seizures but is just exaggerating. Someone I used to know had fairly frequent petite mal seizures and thought they were panic attacks at first. Turned out to be a benign brain tumor.
If you didn't know this person had them, you might not even notice. Their face would just kind of twitch slightly, and then they'd get really confused, momentarily forgetting where they were, what time it was, where they put their wallet when it was right in front of them, things like that.
But we all know there's a 99.9% chance that any Cluster B bitch is lying, and I'm only saying 99.9% because we don't have solid evidence to definitively prove she's lying. But she
is a cluster B munchie nightmare, so it's safe to assume she's lying. She'd fit right in, in the
Munchhausen's by Internet thread.
I obviously don't know much about seizures, but figured I'd contribute some info that maybe a medfag can elaborate on. Once again, this thread is teaching me so much about so many random topics. I love it.
Either the cat eats the rats, then starves to death, or the rats eat the cat, and start a colony that the landlord has to eventually deal with, either way it's rip to mr cat sadly.
Dark question, but will rats cannibalize each other like mice?
I never knew that was a thing until I caught a mouse in a regular snap trap one winter, and the body was partially eaten, by the time I went to clean it up.
It's been a while since I checked up on these lunatics, are the alpacas dead of starvation yet?
I think they're more likely to freeze to death when Father Winter shows up. The malnutrition, leading to lack of body fat, and late shearing would contribute to this. I can't imagine the younger ones will do very well at all.
Looks like it could be bad.
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And the
Farmer's Almanac, just because.
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Did anyone ever get an exact count on how many alpacas they lost last winter? I know some Kiwis tried to at least get a rough estimate, but the tranchers are such notorious liars, it's difficult to trust any of the numbers stated in interviews and articles. They've tried really hard to cover up all the animal abuse, since that could seriously damage their grift, but I'd really like to see how this year's body count compares to last year's.