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I know she’s mentally a baby or toddler, but Misty (my cat) LOVES watching TV. Her attention span is short, but she likes watching anything as long as it has bright colors and a fast pace. (She has watched some of Drag Race and Kitchen Nightmares with me before.) One time I put on CocoMelon for her (I know, I know….) and though it made me tear up, she loves the songs lol.
She also likes those baby sensory videos of dancing fruit and veggies against a black background.
HOWEVER, her favorite thing to watch are nature documentaries involving birds and/or those bird livestreams on YouTube. She will literally slap the TV, walk behind it, and starting yowling. 😂 Like…Misty, the birds aren’t INSIDE the TV lol.
 
i was NOT expecting to somehow get on that side of depression and stoner life advice youtube tonight
 
QueenCobra said:
I know she’s mentally a baby or toddler, but Misty (my cat) LOVES watching TV. Her attention span is short, but she likes watching anything as long as it has bright colors and a fast pace. (She has watched some of Drag Race and Kitchen Nightmares with me before.) One time I put on CocoMelon for her (I know, I know….) and though it made me tear up, she loves the songs lol.
She also likes those baby sensory videos of dancing fruit and veggies against a black background.
HOWEVER, her favorite thing to watch are nature documentaries involving birds and/or those bird livestreams on YouTube. She will literally slap the TV, walk behind it, and starting yowling. 😂 Like…Misty, the birds aren’t INSIDE the TV lol.
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I think it's really funny/cute how animals seem to believe other animals they see/hear on devices are real and try and interact with them, this reminds me of this video. This frog thinks this game where you tap insects on your phone screen is real and every time it taps on the screen it gets to eat the bugs, poor frog doesn't understand it's not getting any real food from doing this 😭
 
So the SpongeBob episode “Cephalopod Lodge” was bad because Squidward gets unfairly kicked out of the lodge at first offense, and then tortured by SpongeBob and Patrick. Had I rewritten that episode, Squidward would still be kicked out, but then he takes a suggestion to call the police on the Cephalopod Lodge, getting them shut down. This would leave Squidward with no lodge to go to, but the lodge will get their comeuppance for injustice.

Heck, there are several Squidward torture episodes that need rewriting. The ones where he falls victim to injustice in general should have the unjust characters face karma.
 
I'm tired of my pfp/signature and of the small text. Regular text it is from now on. (❁´◡`❁)
 
No, Amazon. Please don't advertise that!

That stuff Is deadly to ham-hams and some other small rodents! That stuff is the reason why I don't have my last hamster, Mochi anymore. He was showing the same symptoms that others have mentioned on the 1 star!

It's sad that all of the 1 star ratings won't be noticed, even their summary A.I thing doesn't even mention the other complaints.
And apparently this stuff has been around for more than 10 years!
Please do your research!

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chocovelvetcake said:
Me: *has an art idea and wants to draw it*

Also me: Nah, I'm just going to save that idea for when my skills get better.
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If I have a fun idea, I draw it anyway, bc I think that is overall more interesting than technical skill. For example, I drew Elvira as a mermaid surrounded by spooky deep-sea creatures, and now I’m working on my new art series where I draw Animal Crossing villagers as pro wrestlers with the same names. (Tiffany as Tiffany Stratton, Molly as Molly Holly, etc.)

I’m not a great artist, but I’ve been drawing for years and think it’s a nice hobby. I think new ideas could be a fun way to practice your skills— using a variety of different settings and positions.
 
Hamster bedding doesn't really need scents or deodorization. If it smells, it is past cleaning time or possibly not enough ventilation and cage space.
The pet industry is swindle-y. You really should do a lot of research about your pet of choice and connect with other people who also have the same pet to help avoid pits. Products to reduce life span is profitable, whether intentional or not.
When I last had hamsters, I used the plain fluffy paper bedding. It's fine as long as they don't cheek it heavily. But I also had hamsters before that type of bedding was existing and I used Aspen chips which is also safe. If just feel like it absorbs pee slower, but news paper on the bottom helped. However not all wood chips are safe and people don't always catch that in time.
I did notice towards the end of the time I had hamsters, there was an uptick online of building enclosures for hamsters and attempting to make it a natural environment for the species of hamster. I liked what I saw people come up with. They even had dirt boxes, sand boxes, and hamster safe plants.
 
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nevermind that was a bit too bitter ack. also going back to small text because my autistic tail dislikes change. ->
 
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Saw the promo pics of Shrek’s daughter in Shrek 5. People were pointing out that the ogre baby girl in the previous movies had bright blue eyes, and now hers are brown. Don’t a lot of babies have blue eyes, and then they change color? Maybe it’s another human trait they’re giving the ogres.
 
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Saw the promo pics of Shrek’s daughter in Shrek 5. People were pointing out that the ogre baby girl in the previous movies had bright blue eyes, and now hers are brown. Don’t a lot of babies have blue eyes, and then they change color? Maybe it’s another human trait they’re giving the ogres.
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Idk how common it is. When I was born my eyes were a dark blue like sapphire. They eventually turned a dark brown I think in a year or two. I always did have brown hair, but my aunt was born with blonde hair and then it turned a dark brown a decade or so later.
 
So I just had a talk with my pillows about sentimental value. I was talking about ordering some old toys online, but they were very expensive. The pillows told me that it would be better to save my money on other things, and if I wanted these toys, I should consider a 3D printed alternative.

This is where the tough talk came in. Despite being more practical (which is good), they didn’t understand the importance of sentimental value. I mean, would you consider a Digimon as a suitable replacement to a 6 IV Level 100 Shiny Charizard with Solar Power as its ability? Would you consider buying a cheaper product of the same kind from a company that had little experience in the industry instead of a more expensive product from a company that knows how to make the certain product as good as everyone wants? Kind of a hard lesson to teach, but some things aren’t going to go normally or as expected.
 
I’m so unmotivated to work on coloring and shading this tree; I keep staring at my tablet and thinking of where to work next, but I keep spacing out or getting distracted, and as a result procrastinate. I’ll get it done, it’s just bit tedious 😅
 
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