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my cat and I are hanging out with family today! I love my cat so much

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don't let the floppy "Primordial Pouch" fool you - this cat isn't as much of a rochungus as she is a furry ball of muscle

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Just returned from granddaughter's third birthday party. Well-attended, kids, ages 3-5, had a lot of fun. Had an egg hunt, other games, broke two pinatas.

Noticed something interesting. The partygoers were given chalk crayons to draw on concrete with. Some of the kids had left their chalk crayons on a little wall, nice for sitting. Was standing nearby. Saw three children of a particular ethnic group, maybe 5-6 years old, not partygoers, sidle up to the chalk crayons. They already had that "entitled" look on their faces. While I watched them they made no move to steal the chalk crayons. Walked away a bit to watch some fun, Looked again, noticed the oldest of the children had a chalk crayon in each hand, going to the other side of the playground. No need to say anything, we had plenty more. Thought - "Looks like he's starting his life of crime early." See no future for those children...
 
GOD FUCKING DAMMIT STOP BEATING UP THE BABIES, YOU WHORES*

*I keep domestic rats and I'm trying to integrate some new babies into the cage with two adult sisters. It's not going well.
Are they actually hurting them or just boolying them?
 
Are they actually hurting them or just boolying them?
Both. No blood drawn yet, however, so that's something. I tried the carrier method last night, this morning I put them back in their cage. I emptied said cage of all bedding, pipes, and hammocks except for one hide, so they have no choice but to all cram themselves into the hide and use each other as blankets. Intros are often easier in cold weather because vermin hate being cold, and will sleep in a pile regardless of how much the individuals dislike each other.

My unit smells utterly vile between nervous rats and the housemate's wretched dog that keeps marking everything. I've told him that next payday, he's getting dog nappies and putting them on... the dog, that is.


There's a cable tie sitting in the bottom of the toilet bowl. I guess that's better than faeces sitting in the bottom of the toilet bowl.
 
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