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I live for those pics of cats that got onto sports fields on live tv
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The Body Shapes of the Worldâs Best Athletes Compared Side By Side
Health and fitness comes in all shapes and sizes. Every single one of these athletes is a certified bad-ass.
Iâve posted this before but itâs worth reblogging!
Just a reminder - if youâre drawing a team superhero book and more than one of your characters has the same build YOUâRE DOING IT ALL WRONG
Always reblog
This is excellent.
There's a difference between "if you can't afford the vet don't get pets" (which is true unfortunately) and like, someone starting a gofundme/donation post bc their pet has some sort of crazy unforeseen illness that was impossible to predict...dont be mean to ppl ebegging for their pets bc they budgeted $250 for shots and worm medicine and don't have $2,000 laying around for feline MRI scans
People also tend to get nasty with âyou should have gotten pet insurance you irresponsible idiotâ but pet insurance refuses coverage for all kinds of things that an owner could not reasonably anticipate.
I say this as someone who very, very firmly believes in the adage "if you can't afford the vet, you can't afford the pet": this quote is speaking about standard vet care. This quote refers to the average expected standard of care for an individual animal.
It means if you take in a healthy, young animal, you should be able to cover its yearly physical exam, its vaccinations/standard preventative treatment meds (like for example, flea/tick meds, heartworm, etc), and its spay/neuter as applicable. It means that you should have set aside anywhere from $100-300 (or pay for pet insurance) to cover if your animal gets the animal equivalent of a cold or a minor injury.
It means that if you take in an animal that needs advanced care, for example a diabetic animal, that you are prepared to pay for the standard care that particular animal will need. These costs are higher and, going into the deal, you should be aware of them and prepared to handle them.
The phrase has been passed around in short form and used to ridicule people to whom it does not apply. It should read: "If you cannot afford the standard, expected, and reasonable vet costs for your particular animal, then you can't afford that animal."
Because it does not mean that someone should not get a pet because something catastrophic might happen somewhere along the line that they won't immediately have the funds to cover. As someone who has been there and done that and had to cover an unexpected, several-thousand-dollar emergency bill, I can say it's absolutely unreasonable to demand that every person who owns an animal set aside that kind of money for something that might never actually happen.
Standard vet care you can expect- it's standard. You know it's coming, you can plan for it, and the money set aside for it you know is going to be used. It's reasonable to expect that people be ready and able to cover those costs before acquiring a pet because they can know in advance what those costs are going to be and have the opportunity to assess whether or not they can do it.
Hey y'all why are writers always cold?
...why?
They're always surrounded by drafts!
How many mystery writers does it take to change a lightbulb?
Oh god.
How many?
Two! One to change the bulb, and the other to give it an unexpected twist at the end!
What do writers have for breakfast?
Coffee?
Synonym buns!
Where do all the struggling writers live?
How are you coming up with all these?
Where?
Writer's Block!
What do writers suffer from each spring?
(I've heard a lot of them over the years.)
Allergies. Next question.
you were close; A case of allegories
Why are writers always in great shape?
Circular prose
Nope! It's because we're always running out of ideas!
Did you hear about the famous writer who turned out to be a fraud?
I did not
His life had it's prose and cons...
Why is editing a better job than writing?
It's more rewording?
Correct! I am out of jokes. :(
I hate that I laughed at some of these đ
shout out to all my rice loving ethnics
Sex workers shatter the stereotypes about their profession
People from various areas of the sex trade in New York City are opening up In the new documentary The Red Umbrella Diaries, The stories are raw and emotional, touching on themes ranging from coming out to parents to cheap clients with incest fantasies â all the while revealing the truth as they experienced it.
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Sometimes self care is studying for that test. Sometimes itâs cleaning your room. Sometimes itâs having that conversation youâre afraid of having, confront that person youâre afraid to confront. Sometimes itâs not just wrapping yourself up in a blanket and relaxing. Sometimes instead, itâs taking action against the problem.
Hop on the dino train!
Capitalism will put the bill on your grave and harass your grieving family until they pay
One of my cousins passed away unexpectedly at the age of 35, and had been paying back a loan from the bank. About two weeks after his death, my great aunt received a statement from the bank (his mail was being delivered to her house) about a late payment. She called the bank and explained the situation and the only thing a manager could say was âWell, thatâs unfortunate. We can arrange so payments will resume in 30 days, that should be enough time to have already paid for the other arrangements.â
On top of the unexpected $10,000 funeral, cremation and burial bill, my aunt had to finish paying my uncleâs $5,000 loan. Sheâs a disabled retiree, on a fixed income, and could barely afford to pay for her insulin for diabetes. She nearly lost her home of more than 40 years. Fuck the system.
She didnât need to pay. When people die, their debts are not their familyâs responsibility.
In fact, it is outright illegal to try and collect those debts from a person who didnât cosign the loan and isnât executing the will.
Who is responsible for paying off the debts of your deceased relatives?
Hereâs a link to the detail on that one.
Banks count on people not knowing that last comment so that they can still get money
They really do.
My great-grandmother had her identity stolen before she died at the age of 93, and thousands of charges were racked up on credit cards in her name. After she passed away, they called my mother to try and collect. My mom laughed at them, and told them: âSheâs dead, good luck collecting.â The credit card asked my mother, âDonât you want to clear your grandmotherâs debts? Donât you want to clear her good name?â My mom laughed at them again. âNo,â she said. âBecause a 90 year old wasnât watching porn with those credit cards, and her name is fine. Donât give credit cards to old women likely to pass away soon. This is on you.â
Which is how I learned as a young child to always question collection agents, and to never pay off debts that arenât your own. They often canât even collect that money from the estate, if there is one, depending on how you write your will and what kind of account the money was kept in.