ArmoredThirteen

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Either that or an incredible troll post. This is the last comment the account has made x.x

One of the places I grew up people would do this with their tiny dogs. Every family had a story of the time a hawk/eagle would make off with one of their tiny dogs. Still didn't use leashes or watch their dogs tho 🤷‍♀️

Edit: just remembered we lived near a canyon too with a trail along the top edge. People's unleashed dogs would chase after something and go flying off the cliff. Rescue helicopters would train for people by rescuing (or usually just retrieving the body of) all the dogs

Straight up I was told to push a breaking change today because it "didn't break that much" and "we can put in tickets to fix the issues". I'm so checked out of this job I just raised my eyebrows and rolled with it. I've got a paper trail not my fault lol

Nah I'm too trans to be let in even as a conscript. They would rather just kill me domestically 🎉

Holy shit this is a great resource. Also holy shit as of the time I wrote this they already have a hundred and ten detailed entries

I left a longer response about my hedgehog holding experience, but wanted to add here too. For sure a lot of them are assholes but I think part of that is they're pretty anxious and scared critters a lot of times too. It can be hard to calmly reassure something while getting stabbed by it. I found for the one I cared for they'd ball every time I picked them up but as long as I didn't react sharply if I got stabbed they'd usually chill out after a minute or so

I cared for one for a few years. There is usually a difference between scared/cautious and outright aggressive (which can happen if they get too scared, or if they're an asshole lol).

When they're happy and comfortable the quills lie down and they're easy to handle and pet without getting poked. If you do get poked their incredible amounts of back skin absorb most of the force so it's more like feeling around in a pencil bag not really painful. 8/10 it's a fun texture and there is novelty to it but it's impossible to blow raspberries on their tiny tummies.

When they're balled up but not being aggressive you can pick them up if you know how. Since they mostly just quiver and the quills are uniform as long as you don't squeeze them you won't get poked too badly. 4/10 if you aren't familiar with them you're likely to turn them aggressive but if they're just being cautious it can be a lot of fun watching them poke their snoot out to inspect before unballing.

When they feel actively threatened they move their quills around, will lunge at you, and bite. The quills are not so uniform and a good lunge will absolutely draw blood. They also have surprisingly pointy teeth. 1/10 don't attempt to pick up or pet an angry hedgehog everyone involved will leave with regrets. If there isn't a choice in the matter, like maybe you're trying to give it medicine or there's a wild one stuck somewhere, leather work gloves at a minimum.

Everything to do with finding housing has so far been the most difficult to figure out for me x.x Part of it I don't know where I would be moving to yet, it'll all depend where I may be accepted to which I should know within a couple weeks

I'm hoping relations can cling on long enough for me to get to Sweden to study! If all goes well I'll never have to come back to the US

What model is this?

Almost all modern gum base is made from rubber/plastic. If you want plastic free gum you'll likely have to switch to one that specifically advertised as such. Most people talk about Simply Gum; I've never tried it personally and don't know much about the company