What's on your mind?

[Idyll]

1 hour ago, Popo07 said:

 You are always on my mind. You are always on my mind.

 

I'm honoured! ?

 

Here's a hug from a perv~!

?

[TheWilloughbian]

 

[27X]

3 hours ago, Popo07 said:

 You are always on my mind. You are always on my mind.

 

As Neil, Chris, Willy, Wayne or Elvis?

[Popo07]

12 minutes ago, 27X said:

 

As Neil, Chris, Willy, Wayne or Elvis?

 The song will always be sung in Willy Nelson's voice in my head space.

[Grey Cloud]

Lauren Bonehead wanting to make the USA a theocracy. ☹️ Strong "tell me you have never read the constitution without telling me you haven't read the constitution" vibes here.

 

 

On 6/28/2022 at 6:54 AM, Popo07 said:

 The song will always be sung in Willy Nelson's voice in my head space.

Quite right. ?

Edited June 30, 2022 by Grey Cloud

[Darkpig]

what Is on my mind is @Grey Cloud and Their little spinny plates.

[DoctaSax]

The cat has cat AIDS.

Didn't even know that was a thing.

I knew she wasn't well, expected bad news, but... what the actual fuck.

[DrunkenCow]

If vaginas are to be classified as AK-47s then:

1.  Women need to pay the government a yearly fee to wear clothes.
2.  Women are no longer allowed to vote in person.
3.  Women that are too short need to pay a $200 fee to the federal government.
4.  Women have to pay a $200 fee to the federal government to use their inside voice.
5.  Women born after 1986 that have twins or triplets need a specific license to do so.
6.  Women are no longer allowed inside government buildings.
7.  Immigrant women need to have all but 10 internal organs replaced to get a green card.

Jane Fonda, accidently a misogynist.

[Idyll]

16 hours ago, DoctaSax said:

The cat has cat AIDS.

Didn't even know that was a thing.

I knew she wasn't well, expected bad news, but... what the actual fuck.

 

Damn...! Did she sleep around or go to the pool? ?

 

Also wait, I'm kind of dumb so I don't know anything about that hence my asking: Animals have their own versions of our illnesses or is it the same? ?

 

And if so, is it transmissible to humans and vice-versa? ?

 

 

3 hours ago, DrunkenCow said:

If vaginas are to be classified as AK-47s then:

1.  Women need to pay the government a yearly fee to wear clothes.
2.  Women are no longer allowed to vote in person.
3.  Women that are too short need to pay a $200 fee to the federal government.
4.  Women have to pay a $200 fee to the federal government to use their inside voice.
5.  Women born after 1986 that have twins or triplets need a specific license to do so.
6.  Women are no longer allowed inside government buildings.
7.  Immigrant women need to have all but 10 internal organs replaced to get a green card.

Jane Fonda, accidently a misogynist.

 

Whaaa...? I'm genuinely curious, what does this concept hail from? ?

[DoctaSax]

2 hours ago, Idyll said:

Also wait, I'm kind of dumb so I don't know anything about that hence my asking: Animals have their own versions of our illnesses or is it the same? ?

 

And if so, is it transmissible to humans and vice-versa? ?

 

People can't get it from them. It's colloquially called cat AIDS because it's an auto-immune disease with much the same outcome, ie dying from something their immune system could otherwise take care of. Difference is they get it mostly from fighting rather than anything else.

[27X]

19 hours ago, DoctaSax said:

The cat has cat AIDS.

Didn't even know that was a thing.

I knew she wasn't well, expected bad news, but... what the actual fuck.

 

There are three versions of FID.

[27X]

3 hours ago, Idyll said:

And if so, is it transmissible to humans and vice-versa?

 

...

[Idyll]

27 minutes ago, 27X said:

...

 

Hahaha... I mean, don't look at me this way~

 

I'm just a merrily ignorant slave is all haha~

[steelpanther24]

On 7/1/2022 at 12:28 AM, DoctaSax said:

The cat has cat AIDS.

Didn't even know that was a thing.

I knew she wasn't well, expected bad news, but... what the actual fuck.

 

Sorry to hear about that.   How old is your cat?

[Grey Cloud]

13 hours ago, 27X said:

There are three versions of FID.

 

At least 5 FIV subtypes (clades A through E) have been identified based on genetic differences. Subtypes vary in regional distribution and influence cell tropism and pathogenicity. Subtype A predominates in the Western United States, and subtype B is seen most often in the Eastern United States.

https://www.sciencedirect.com/topics/veterinary-science-and-veterinary-medicine/feline-immunodeficiency-virus

 

I apologise if my actual source isn't up to the standard of your imaginary one.

Edited July 2, 2022 by Grey Cloud

[DoctaSax]

3 hours ago, steelpanther24 said:

 

Sorry to hear about that.   How old is your cat?

 

She's nine. Old enough that "she's getting old" becomes an acceptable response when you point out she's not alright, but hey, that's not a diagnosis. Either way, if she gets over her current fever she could have some years left if we keep her indoors.

[Grey Cloud]

17 hours ago, 27X said:

 

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But bats can still transfer the corona virus, right?

[gagemage]

some diseases can be transmitted from animal to human and vice versa. FIV/feline AIDS is not one of them, and on the front of COVID the risk of animals spreading it to humans is actually very low; you're more likely to give your pet COVID than any animal is to give it to you, including bats. some animal-borne illnesses are only transferred through ingestion of an infected animal or touching dead animals, but some diseases can definitely be spread to humans through live animal contact! there are also illnesses like toxoplasmosis which can be transmitted through frequent handling of cat feces.

 

on the "what's on my mind" front, i'm very eager to receive my recent orders of bones. i've got a new bobcat vertebra and a few skulls on the way, as well as some taxidermy feet and paws. rebuilding my collection has been fun, and surprisingly cheap as i choose to buy imperfect pieces most of the time, and scavenge bones when i find them. i want to go to the lake to scavenge soon. 

tips for any who are interested in scavenging in the US: if you find feathers or bird parts that you aren't sure what they belong to, leave them alone! a majority of birds in the US are protected under the migratory bird treaty act (MBTA) and it's illegal to possess any parts of those birds, including corvids (crows, ravens, magpies, etc), larks, sparrows, warblers, tits, bluebirds, blackbirds, jays, hawks, and pretty much any bird that isn't a rock pigeon/farm animal. people won't come into your house looking for feathers or bird skulls/feet/bones, but if they find them and they identify them as parts of a protected species, you can get a pretty significant fine. and if you find anything that you believe belongs to an eagle... you do NOT want to mess with that. you can get jail time for possessing eagle feathers, and if you own anything like eagle bones, beaks, or skulls... you're screwed lol. that's a major wildlife crime.

 

[Darkpig]

50 minutes ago, gagemage said:

some diseases can be transmitted from animal to human and vice versa. FIV/feline AIDS is not one of them, and on the front of COVID the risk of animals spreading it to humans is actually very low; you're more likely to give your pet COVID than any animal is to give it to you, including bats. some animal-borne illnesses are only transferred through ingestion of an infected animal or touching dead animals, but some diseases can definitely be spread to humans through live animal contact! there are also illnesses like toxoplasmosis which can be transmitted through frequent handling of cat feces.

 

on the "what's on my mind" front, i'm very eager to receive my recent orders of bones. i've got a new bobcat vertebra and a few skulls on the way, as well as some taxidermy feet and paws. rebuilding my collection has been fun, and surprisingly cheap as i choose to buy imperfect pieces most of the time, and scavenge bones when i find them. i want to go to the lake to scavenge soon. 

tips for any who are interested in scavenging in the US: if you find feathers or bird parts that you aren't sure what they belong to, leave them alone! a majority of birds in the US are protected under the migratory bird treaty act (MBTA) and it's illegal to possess any parts of those birds, including corvids (crows, ravens, magpies, etc), larks, sparrows, warblers, tits, bluebirds, blackbirds, jays, hawks, and pretty much any bird that isn't a rock pigeon/farm animal. people won't come into your house looking for feathers or bird skulls/feet/bones, but if they find them and they identify them as parts of a protected species, you can get a pretty significant fine. and if you find anything that you believe belongs to an eagle... you do NOT want to mess with that. you can get jail time for possessing eagle feathers, and if you own anything like eagle bones, beaks, or skulls... you're screwed lol. that's a major wildlife crime.

Possessing rare birds is a crime huh? Thankfully I only possess human parts lol.

 

I have a coworker who collects the skins of local road kill and hangs it up on his wall. It makes me want to make abominations using animal bones like I did in middle school.

 

 

[Kabal460]

Explain that to Jupiter.

I'm sure a human breathed in his face. 

[Kendo 2]

4th of July BBQ tomorrow at Lake Somerville.  A friend of mine from my power plant days invited me and the GF.   Water skiing, girls in bikinis water skiing, etc.  He has enough chukar prepped and brining for 100 people.  All he asked me for was the Southern Comfort peach and chipotle bbq sauce I make. so I made 12 quarts.  There will also be professional fireworks, a C&W band from Austin, kegs, a Tiki bar...and I have a bungalow rented so we can sleep it all off.  And I'm off work Tuesday. 

[flutie]

On 7/2/2022 at 11:13 AM, DoctaSax said:

 

She's nine. Old enough that "she's getting old" becomes an acceptable response when you point out she's not alright, but hey, that's not a diagnosis. Either way, if she gets over her current fever she could have some years left if we keep her indoors.

hear you Dr. just lost my cat Sabby, diabetes, she was 18

Edited July 3, 2022 by flutie

[gagemage]

1 hour ago, Darkpig said:

Possessing rare birds is a crime huh? Thankfully I only possess human parts lol.

 

I have a coworker who collects the skins of local road kill and hangs it up on his wall. It makes me want to make abominations using animal bones like I did in middle school.

 

 

indeed! human parts are totally legal to own though, funnily enough. i can't afford some major human bones, but i would love to have something other than human teeth one day. i love ethical bone and pelt crafting from roadkill, too.

 

also funnily enough, even though moles are considered pests, they're a protected species where i am so i can't own a mole skull, no matter how cool it is  but obviously no one will bust through your door looking for illegal feathers or bones lol.

[gagemage]

1 hour ago, Kabal460 said:

Explain that to Jupiter.

I'm sure a human breathed in his face. 

i never said it was the only way animals can get covid, there are plenty of ways for both animals and humans to get covid. one variant you only needed to walk past someone who has it to get it. my point was more that you're less likely to get covid from an animal than some think

 

i feel so bad for this guy though  it's so sad.

Edited July 3, 2022 by gagemage
spelling lol

[27X]

On 7/2/2022 at 7:40 AM, Grey Cloud said:

 

At least 5 FIV subtypes (clades A through E) have been identified based on genetic differences. Subtypes vary in regional distribution and influence cell tropism and pathogenicity. Subtype A predominates in the Western United States, and subtype B is seen most often in the Eastern United States.

https://www.sciencedirect.com/topics/veterinary-science-and-veterinary-medicine/feline-immunodeficiency-virus

 

I apologise if my actual source isn't up to the standard of your imaginary one.

 

Per usual you haven't the faintest. There are three completely different diseases with similar symptomology, hence the D instead of V. Yet for what the ninth time you haven't the fainest and your one click half assed "research"actually achieves the effect of making you look as versed as you actually are, which is not at all; though I have to say the one where you didn't know America had differing state laws and the combined tirade of how the west subverted yoga for political gain when the actual practitioners of said yoga say literal otherwise whilst actually now living in America by their own words is still by far your crowning achievement in the dumbfuckery department.

Edited July 3, 2022 by 27X