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05 Sep 2015, 11:23 am

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^ I hope you're okay, Feyokien. :(


Thank you for you concern, I'm fine now



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05 Sep 2015, 11:30 am

waiting to hear back if i got the job



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05 Sep 2015, 8:34 pm

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waiting to hear back if i got the job


"Good luck, I hope you get it!" <---what I'm thinking right now


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06 Sep 2015, 5:31 pm

Just found out about a former Top Model contestant who opened a fur shop.

Justyna Pawlicka, who was a contestant on Top Model. Zostan modelka (Poland's Next Top Model) two years ago, posted photos on Facebook of herself holding a baby fox saying "Season for foxes. Time for fur!"

Disgusting. I've lost a lot of respect for her.

Article (in Polish): http://www.pudelek.pl/artykul/8317/byla ... n_otwarty/

PNTM's host Joanna Krupa slammed her on Instragram.

https://instagram.com/p/7OEQ7_jQBh/?tak ... oannakrupa

"When I look at this entry, I'm incredibly sad. It breaks my heart. How can she take a picture of such a beautiful animal, and be so impudent to post comments like "season for foxes", then kill the animal..?! The devil lives inside the skin of this girl. She's the devil in human flesh. I wouldn't have thought that for money and publicity people in the 21st century can so easily destroy humanity. The devil takes people and turns them into monsters without souls, hearts, or love."

A Facebook page campaigning against Justyna Pawlicka Futra: https://www.facebook.com/STOPJustynaPawlickaFutra



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06 Sep 2015, 6:03 pm

Happy Angel Day, Binky!

1998 - 07.09.2010

(Binky is my cat)



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06 Sep 2015, 9:03 pm

The giant grass spider in my sink that surprised me and the massive amounts of insecticide I used lest it escape to run freely anywhere to surprise me again. I usually put them in a bottle and take them outside if they are not huge and fast.


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06 Sep 2015, 9:40 pm

I read some headline today about how octopi are so smart scientists think they might actually be space aliens.
I didn't read the article, but I thought that was the dumbest thing ever. Especially since they used the word "octopuses" instead of octopi. Sure octopi are supposed to actually be pretty intelligent the way a 6-month-old human baby is, but animals like apes and dolphins and pigs are a lot smarter and no one thinks they came from outer space.

Of course, we all know who the *real* aliens are. :alien:



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07 Sep 2015, 1:04 am

It's blurry right now, I don't even know if I'm depressed.



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07 Sep 2015, 1:07 am

my sister's cat tinky is in hospital in critical condition waiting for lab results.



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07 Sep 2015, 2:38 am

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my sister's cat tinky is in hospital in critical condition waiting for lab results.


I hope your sister's cat will be ok.



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07 Sep 2015, 2:55 am

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my sister's cat tinky is in hospital in critical condition waiting for lab results.

:cry: Hope she'll be okay



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07 Sep 2015, 8:07 pm

Last week I was out with a friend and noticed a car with the Autobot's symbol on the back window. I got kind of excited and asked if she remembered the Transformer's toys and cartoons from the 80's. her memory seemed more vague than mine. I even said how freaked out we would be if it suddenly transformed into a robot. It least it wasn't a Decepticon. :)



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08 Sep 2015, 5:01 am

Just light years to go
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08 Sep 2015, 5:12 am

justkillingtime wrote:
The giant grass spider in my sink that surprised me and the massive amounts of insecticide I used lest it escape to run freely anywhere to surprise me again. I usually put them in a bottle and take them outside if they are not huge and fast.

My kitchen sink is like a spider trap. For some reason spiders fall into it and cannot climb out of it. I've caught many spiders there. Was your giant one able to climb out of the sink?

I had a giant huntsman spider on the living room wall about a month ago and was happily cohabiting with it but unfortunately after two weeks of living with it, I found it dead near the window. I think it was too cold for it.



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08 Sep 2015, 10:11 am

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justkillingtime wrote:
The giant grass spider in my sink that surprised me and the massive amounts of insecticide I used lest it escape to run freely anywhere to surprise me again. I usually put them in a bottle and take them outside if they are not huge and fast.

My kitchen sink is like a spider trap. For some reason spiders fall into it and cannot climb out of it. I've caught many spiders there. Was your giant one able to climb out of the sink?

I had a giant huntsman spider on the living room wall about a month ago and was happily cohabiting with it but unfortunately after two weeks of living with it, I found it dead near the window. I think it was too cold for it.


He was so big, I felt he could probably climb out but maybe I was just freaking out. I have cohabited with small spiders that were on the slow/inactive side. The grass spiders are just so big and fast. They are interesting and if I could guarantee they would not touch me, I'd let them be. Sorry to hear of the demise of your huntsman. Any chance he shed his exoskeleton and is still alive?


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