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Also owing house plants is racist.
Imagine buying pesticide laden plants grown in nurseries during food insecurity and a climate emergency while nature is full of non invasive plants to take cuttings of.
PMC DSA radlib karens
I buy them and then let them die from neglect and then buy more. :marx-goth:
If your wardrobe is anything but a barrel on suspenders then you’re no comrade of mine
The proletariat consists solely of rodeo clowns; everyone else is a patsy for the capitalists
As long as they dont breed with other pugs, its okay.
When you cross a chihuahua with a rottweiler, the result is a totally normal dog
A chihuaha’s penis is the same size as any other dog’s penis.
Yes that link is what you think it is.
You don't have to believe me, but I’ve seen it happen.
Look what they did to my boy...
Brachycephalic airway obstructive syndrome
Brachycephalic airway obstructive syndrome (BAOS) is a pathological condition affecting short nosed dogs and cats which can lead to severe respiratory distress.
There are many problems but one that's creepy is...
Exophthalmos/eye proptosis - abnormal protrusion of the eye
Hate dogs, hate cats, luv me pet tarantula, simple as.
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This is actually semi serious, I do have a pet tarantula lmao
Well, that's it. I am rejecting communism and hereby announce my intent to join the Silver Legion. :silver-legion:
My first girlfriend had a pet tarantula they seem like pretty chill pets. I still don't think I could keep one without a fear in the back of my mind that I'm going to wake up with it crawling on my face.
I came to like them a lot less once i felt the sensation of one crawling on my skin. They have little hooks on their feet that pierce your flesh. It doesnt feel good!
The trick is to not sleep in the animal room. Also, doors.
I like cats and dogs. However - I don't have a pet.
Is that problematic? Am I problematic?
being able to pronounce it correctly is francophilic insanity. phormall cpeligg rhuls ar e spuc.
I got to hold a friend's pet snake once and it was very smooth and nice. Also I like when people post pictures of their snakes wearing tiny hats
There's a surprising depth of personality to them in my experience. King snakes and pythons are both affectionate beyond seeking warmth. I'd go for a lizard though, either a bearded dragon or uromastyx. There's more personality to them.
