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Cake day: August 6th, 2023

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  • Cats do talk and happily do it too. You just need to teach them a language you understand. My cat knows how to use buttons and we can have an argument about when it’s time for food (when he insists on “now” and I tell him “later”, along with “no” so it is no, now etc). Some days he isn’t willing to use the buttons and meows, but after I ask him he reluctantly does.

    Also check out BilliSpeaks on youtube. She was an older cat that later in life learned a ridiculous amounts of words.



  • It doesn’t mean extravagant, it means “a lot of food to eat”. I know how to cook. The intuition of how much I need to cook comes with more experience, but it means I’d need to go through months of me cooking too much and either throwing it away, or eating the same thing for a long time. When you cook for two or more, the dishes just disappear. You can skip a day, your partner will eat it though. So then you do, and suddenly four days worth of meals are gone.


  • Yeah, for sure. The problem is cooking for one. If you are inexperienced, you tend to overcook and then you either waste that or eat the same thing for five days. Also picky eaters sometimes can’t eat the same thing two days in a row, let alone more. Buuut if you treat cooking as “a job” that pays more than ordering out (where you don’t pay with your time), then it is really worth it for sure.












  • Maalus@lemmy.worldtomemes@lemmy.worldRIP
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    1 month ago

    Because it is a wild animal that can carry rabies.

    The way it played out is the squirrel bit someone. The only way to check for rabies and be 100% certain is to cut the brain. Which obviously doesn’t lead to the animal being alive anymore. But at the end of the day, a squirrel’s life is less important than that of a human, so it had to be done.