Wu Wei
ursus senum severiorum and ex-Bisy Backson
well that makes me pangry.... angry about your post... post angry.... which could also be interpreted as after angry....
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I'm, bangry - angry about the size of the bills I just paid.
Loved the Portal 2 ending.
Here's a film for the whole family to enjoy, based on a popular children's story, Goldilocks and The Three Bears: Goldilocks and the Three Bears: Death and Porridge teaser trailer puts a horrific twist on classic tale - Exclusive!
Death and Porridge. Sounds ghastly.
Well, they do have a point.
I think many of these tales might have been pretty gruesome when they were first told, but softened up a bit over the centuries.
It might be interesting to have a horror film version of Green Eggs and Ham.
Death and Porridge. Sounds ghastly.
Well, they do have a point.
I think many of these tales might have been pretty gruesome when they were first told, but softened up a bit over the centuries.
It might be interesting to have a horror film version of Green Eggs and Ham.
Clearly (some) cats are wonderful. One of our cats spent a lot of time snuggling with our dog at the time who was really close to the end. So this story brought that memory back.
That's exactly what Oscar the therapy cat became known for at Steere House Nursing and Rehabilitation Center in Providence, Rhode Island. In fact, geriatrician and Brown University health researcher Dr. David Dosa, who worked with Steere House patients and witnessed Oscar in action, even wrote a book about the fluffy piebald cat's extraordinary ability.
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"We would eventually find out after he did this several times that the people he was staying with were usually the next ones to go," shared Dr. Dosa. "One death occurred, then two deaths and ultimately he hit about 20 or 30 deaths in a row at which point everybody started to say, ‘Wow, this is something quite unique.’”
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Hospice cat 'predicted' death, snuggling up to nursing home residents hours before they died
What if a cat could predict when someone was going to die?That's exactly what Oscar the therapy cat became known for at Steere House Nursing and Rehabilitation Center in Providence, Rhode Island. In fact, geriatrician and Brown University health researcher Dr. David Dosa, who worked with Steere House patients and witnessed Oscar in action, even wrote a book about the fluffy piebald cat's extraordinary ability.
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"We would eventually find out after he did this several times that the people he was staying with were usually the next ones to go," shared Dr. Dosa. "One death occurred, then two deaths and ultimately he hit about 20 or 30 deaths in a row at which point everybody started to say, ‘Wow, this is something quite unique.’”
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Shadow Wolf
Certified People sTabber & Business Owner
Today was a good day. My training to stab *****es began, and I got the valve cover gaskets, upper intake manifold gaskets and spark plug/wires changed.
Shadow Wolf
Certified People sTabber & Business Owner
It's not really quite unique. I read of the same thing happening many years ago. Death isn't a black or white thing and cats have been worshipped. This may be a reason why, as it seems they may have a potential to be Earthly psychopomps.
Shadow Wolf
Certified People sTabber & Business Owner
Oooooohhhhhhh! Queue the music!
Shadow Wolf
Certified People sTabber & Business Owner
Having aspie super senses, I heard all sorts of interesting things at work. One of those things is the head phlebotomist saying he's keeping me on the floor and not giving me up to make up for the lack of staff at the front desk. That's gonna have be some some other new people.
Amd in conversation I found out a lot of us went to the same school and had the same teacher. Meaning "rapping" wicked clowns, a vigilante, a possessed doll, demonic priests and the spirit of a dead guy who killed kids are all great role models.
Amd in conversation I found out a lot of us went to the same school and had the same teacher. Meaning "rapping" wicked clowns, a vigilante, a possessed doll, demonic priests and the spirit of a dead guy who killed kids are all great role models.
It sounds like you feel right at home there.
Shadow Wolf
Certified People sTabber & Business Owner
There's alsoba funny story to my getting a promotion and moving to a higher tier of training. I got pissed, I mean really, really pissed seeing someone who hired after me getting ahead of me, so I pointed out to my training supervisor others have been moving along faster than me and the rest of the day, in a way and manner of speaking, I dragged trainers along so I could finish up what was left for the last rank and make the communications happen for me to get cleared to move ahead.
And now everyone's happy because I'm that much closer to being fully trained for the floor (only a few specific things I won't yet be able to do) and I'm especially happy as I'll soon stab people. I even wrote a song
Stab, stab stab a *****
Bleed their ****in mass
Happy happy happy happy
When I stab your ***
And now everyone's happy because I'm that much closer to being fully trained for the floor (only a few specific things I won't yet be able to do) and I'm especially happy as I'll soon stab people. I even wrote a song
Stab, stab stab a *****
Bleed their ****in mass
Happy happy happy happy
When I stab your ***
Shadow Wolf
Certified People sTabber & Business Owner
I have wanted to stab people since I was a kid, lol.
Look: Wildlife experts 'stumped' by unusually tiny bear cub in Arizona - UPI.com
Wildlife experts in Arizona said they are "stumped" by an abnormally small bear cub that weighs just 15 pounds at nearly a year old, but seems perfectly healthy.
A tiny bear in Arizona...
They've named him "Buddy."
Look: Wildlife experts 'stumped' by unusually tiny bear cub in Arizona - UPI.com
Wildlife experts in Arizona said they are "stumped" by an abnormally small bear cub that weighs just 15 pounds at nearly a year old, but seems perfectly healthy.www.upi.com
A tiny bear in Arizona...
They've named him "Buddy."
I won't blame @Wu Wei for this but the thought did cross my mind.
Shadow Wolf
Certified People sTabber & Business Owner
I would have went with Mini B.Look: Wildlife experts 'stumped' by unusually tiny bear cub in Arizona - UPI.com
Wildlife experts in Arizona said they are "stumped" by an abnormally small bear cub that weighs just 15 pounds at nearly a year old, but seems perfectly healthy.
A tiny bear in Arizona...
They've named him "Buddy."
The other evening I was at a Christmas event we were hosting that had some animals one of which was a miniature cow named Gracie. I don't remember the breed but Gracie was very placid.
Say goodnight, Gracie!
Not everyone would have picked that up.