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Morris the alligator, known for appearing in the movie Happy Gilmore died at the age of 80.
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Dustin Hoffman's getting up there.Dang, "Kramer vs Kramer" producer Jaffe died about two months ago, too.
Bad things happen in threes, so which KvK alum is next?
R.I.P. Mitchell
Joe Don Baker, actor in the movie Walking Tall died at the age of 89.
Joe Don Baker, actor in the movie Walking Tall died at the age of 89.
What makes me sad is that he reportedly hated MST3k's treatment of his films. It's a shame he couldn't find the humor in it and be a good sport about it, but I suppose he's not the only one they've annoyed over the years.
I heard that he would've been fine with the riffs if they left out all the fat jokes and other stuff that felt like personal attacks towards him.What makes me sad is that he reportedly hated MST3k's treatment of his films. It's a shame he couldn't find the humor in it and be a good sport about it, but I suppose he's not the only one they've annoyed over the years.
This worries me so much; we have a bonded pair of brother cats who are tremendous shitheads but immediately get concerned when one gets locked in the closet or another room etc. We aren't even sure wtf we'll do if/when one passes before the other.I've personally seen cats search and call out for their siblings that have passed away, and it is so heartbreaking. They make such a very concerned, mournful sound.
I've always lived with multiple cats, so when we lose one to illness or age, as hard as it is on us, it's even worse for their surviving friends. There's no doubt in my mind that they mourn their fallen comrades. Like you said, they get stressed out. They call out for their friend, they search the entire house over and over for days, they wait by any toys their friend used to play with, etc.This worries me so much; we have a bonded pair of brother cats who are tremendous shitheads but immediately get concerned when one gets locked in the closet or another room etc. We aren't even sure wtf we'll do if/when one passes before the other.
For such a solitary animal for the most part, cats can develop astonishingly deep bonds.I've always lived with multiple cats, so when we lose one to illness or age, as hard as it is on us, it's even worse for their surviving friends. There's no doubt in my mind that they mourn their fallen comrades. Like you said, they get stressed out. They call out for their friend, they search the entire house over and over for days, they wait by any toys their friend used to play with, etc.
Rips my fucking heart out every time. I know losing them is a part of having pets, but it never gets easier. All you can ever do is lavish attention on the survivors when you lose one.
It's hard to do that when the animal has to go to the vet for euthanasia. It's torturous enough beforehand when the ailing animal is still home and the others know their friend is sick. Coming home afterward it's impossible to look them in the eyes. It's like they know what just happened. "Hey you brought our friend back! He's in the box, right? Right? It smells like him! Hey when are you gonna let him out of the box?"With my rats, if at all possible I let them sniff the little bodies of their deceased comrades. They still mourn, but don't go looking.