Well that's interesting - Fun or Unusual Facts
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If the person before you had it you now have it. I don't see any way the gloves get changed between patients. No thanks I'll pass.
Fed a few (hundred) of them in my lifetime.
Sleep overnight at the camphouse, wake up itching the next day.
It was a given. No big deal
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This is going to drive my wife nuts. She'll either fuss about the bed bugs or the unmade bed.
...and they ain't seen half what it can do
If you swallow one and it gets stuck in your throat you will have a stiff neck for 4 hours. So I have heard.
Aren't you supposed to call a doctor after four hours?
Either that or the local escort service... depends on what your HMO covers...
That's why I use screws to keep the chicken coop door shut. They haven't yet figured out how to put the proper bit in the drill and get it lined up to the screw head although I am pretty sure they managed to get into the garage and take the drill home to work on the problem; all this while my coon dogs sit watching and giving hugs of encouragement because they love cats.
Racoons also have a tough time dodging things traveling at 700 feet per second or greater.
Now I feel better about removing 2 more feral cats from the farm today...
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Written by a cat hater,no doubt. I know for a fact cats will kill rats mine would on command. Winter they would start to come into the house, hear them bedding down.
I took my cat to where rat was making noise, he heard it listened intently for a few then got closer reached in under stove with his paw ,grabbed the rat and out the door he went. Got to where I'd say rat and he stood at attention.Like my DIL once said, " your cats mind bettter than my kids" I had to agree.
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Way before this virus was a thing, I'd elbow bump my dr.s when they came in reached out for hand shake,they didn't like it.couldn't figure that one out.Guess the ywanted more practice time.
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poor ferral cats are running out of habitat so something has to be done .
Written by someone who researches and posts interesting facts.
https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smar...eeping-urban-rat-populations-check-180970428/
If someone wants a house cat, more power to 'em. Keep them inside and keep them safe. I see a cat out roaming free, I will remove it's limited consciouness from this world and return it's body to dust. Hunting feral cats is sport around here and conservation groups will pay kids to go and shoot them. Even in town animal control sets out cat-traps so they can catch and euthanize them.
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Bias researcher probably a liberal, Plus I don't have any ferral cats. Don't have any cat at all now. My cat's and dogs were always fixed so cats didn't don't roam too far.
Our cats especially that one cat would bring me live rabbits, squirrels and sometimes huge rats. In the house our here i nthe woods rats would look for shelter to winter in. And he got those.You in one of those moods again Sentry? Thats ok lets roll. come under this intelectual hammer
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