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Genuinely Nice Planet: A New Hope
- Thread starter Kepler
- Start date
FadeToBlack&Gold
Microlot Marxist
Obviously, any history instruction that doesn't end with every student concluding "America is the awesomest bestest greatest country ever!" and then running off to wave the flag around reflects EEEEEVIL liberal bias and the teacher must be fired.
MissThundercat
Are the cis okay?
Yesterday, there was going to be a Proud Boys rally in downtown Grand Rapids.
Going to be.
Protestors showed up en masse and the Proud Boys ran away.
Going to be.
Protestors showed up en masse and the Proud Boys ran away.
Kepler
Cornell Big Red
To be fair, they aren't the Brave Boys.
state of hockey
He fixes the cable?
Kepler
Cornell Big Red
On the contrary I'd have thought they would have been welcomed, albeit as Moderates.
Philly whites are fucking Neanderthals.
Kepler
Cornell Big Red
I'm surprised they didn't throw a drop cloth over it so some Republican Nazi cosplayer didn't take a shot at the driver.
Handyman
Hug someone you care about...
Philly Whites hate everyone...they don't discriminate. They hate a White Bougie Nazi playing dress up as much as they hate the Darkies or the Jews.
Kepler
Cornell Big Red
This checks.
cF[Authentic]
southpaw
This was an entertaining read. A guy lost in the woods for 17 days, but survives. You can tell he's got the personality to not let the seriousness of the situation overwhelm him:
https://www.nrtoday.com/news/public...cle_92060eb6-0790-513e-9633-904d2ba6a891.html
https://www.nrtoday.com/news/public...cle_92060eb6-0790-513e-9633-904d2ba6a891.html
MissThundercat
Are the cis okay?
Every time children smile at me or return a thumbs thumbs up, it helps me understand our planet is not entirely doomed.
Slap Shot
I got nothing
Couldn't find a pets thread so this seemed I guess an ok fit.
We have a Westie named Kody that will turn 15 in December. He is mostly blind, mostly deaf and has diabetes. It's a lot but he's otherwise seemingly happy and not in any pain.
We somehow through the years 'adopted' 3 cats that now live on the backside of the house - which is sheltered from rain and the hot sun. We've had them all spayed and keep them up on their shots regularly, and of course feed them.
A 4th cat that's a stray figured out their feeding time (7:30 a.m. and 5 p.m.) and if he comes around we feed him too, but he's mostly out and doesn't hang around unless the weather is bad.
About 4 weeks ago we heard a kitten mewing sadly in the middle of a cold, rainy night. We went to investigate and it was clear based upon how small he was that he had lost his mother.
We brought him and put him in a large carrying cage we have for the night, with a blanket and some milk.
Long story short we named him Eddie (he's mostly white with a small tuft of black between his ears) after our English neighbor Ed who has gray hair.
It was originally our plan to give him away (as we had with others we found) but I dunno he somehow turned into my little buddy and he's now a keeper.
Funny thing is 10 years ago if you asked me if I'd ever have a cat I'd have said emphatically no because I thought I was badly allergic to them.
We have a Westie named Kody that will turn 15 in December. He is mostly blind, mostly deaf and has diabetes. It's a lot but he's otherwise seemingly happy and not in any pain.
We somehow through the years 'adopted' 3 cats that now live on the backside of the house - which is sheltered from rain and the hot sun. We've had them all spayed and keep them up on their shots regularly, and of course feed them.
A 4th cat that's a stray figured out their feeding time (7:30 a.m. and 5 p.m.) and if he comes around we feed him too, but he's mostly out and doesn't hang around unless the weather is bad.
About 4 weeks ago we heard a kitten mewing sadly in the middle of a cold, rainy night. We went to investigate and it was clear based upon how small he was that he had lost his mother.
We brought him and put him in a large carrying cage we have for the night, with a blanket and some milk.
Long story short we named him Eddie (he's mostly white with a small tuft of black between his ears) after our English neighbor Ed who has gray hair.
It was originally our plan to give him away (as we had with others we found) but I dunno he somehow turned into my little buddy and he's now a keeper.
Funny thing is 10 years ago if you asked me if I'd ever have a cat I'd have said emphatically no because I thought I was badly allergic to them.