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i respect and understand my father's decision. put in his shoes, i am absolutely sure i would do the same

i had to have 32 stitches. he's praised, on occasion, the skill of the surgeon who put my face back together for good reason. right now, most people hardly notice the scar.

few have lived through any semblance of my childhood of looking in the mirror, though


the first time i met my trees' grandmother on their mother's side was when i first met the husky she grew up with named scorpio. it took me many years to understand how i had misplaced the source of her anxiety ado with that meeting.

he had cataracts and was nearly blind, and was quite aggressive towards strangers. stranger danger and all that.

i froze with fear when he started approaching the opened door. and he came right up to me, welcoming, curious and comfortable.

because he could smell the fear. he knew he could make me his bitch.

and that response had a lasting effect, warranting a second-guessing as to whether or not i could be trusted by the tree's mother he had camaraderie with.

had i not been instilled with that fear, the trees i hold so dear may have never sprouted.

I had a Golden Retriever Spaniel mix with cataracts. He loved, loved, loved kittens. He would carry them around how mother cat does. Lick them, clean them. That dog was amazing. He was the one getting in the fight with the husky. He loved people and cats but did not get along with other dogs at all. Never bit any of us. When he was a pup he fell in the pool. He hated water after that. Previous owners named him after Jacques Cousteau. Cousteau was his name. :P

My mom was bitten viscously by a really badly socialized german shepherd owned by a client she worked for. It was brutal, like a huge chunk of her leg. She's luckily going to get a hefty settlement, but even then, she didn't want to see the dog put down. They sent it to this sanctuary for animals that have a lot of behavioral issues. I guess they just run around out there.

I have both a german shepherd and a husky, the sweetest dogs you will ever meet, so I guess it's just about how they're socialized and their temperment

My mum was bitten by a staffy in her late 20s. She had a decent bite, but I think the random unprovoked nature of the attack scared her more then anything.

She was ok with the 70kg Shepard with the nickname "bear", but couldn't bring herself to to relax around the 10kg staffy even after all that time had passed. Think it was the first one she'd allowed herself to be in close proximity with since then

It was heart-wrenching for my mom since she grew up in a family of german shepherds and our favorite family dog was the sweetest shepherd who ever lived. My mom loved shepherds, so in addition to the extreme nature of the bite she had to live with the fact that that breed was the one that attacked her.

You said it perfectly here Light.

Some are more inclined to be family dogs, others more a guard dog with a single owner, But that's down to the dogs personality and temperament.

Sounds like your mum was aware of that, and if an unprovoked attack, was definetly in the wrong hands.

I was once bitten by a young woman.

Though my jeans and to the calf.

We was having a party at a buddies place and she didn´t like me playing with her dog...

Yeah.

LOL

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booger side out..

*unmute*

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surprisingly feisty.

caught me totally off guard.



just to be clear, nobody was sober that night.

:D

If you thought 2020 was bad! Pat Robertson says a period of violence will follow a Trump election win... and then an asteroid will hit earth

Pat Robertson, 90, has said Donald Trump will win the election 'without question'

He warned of violence in the vote's wake then years of 'extraordinary' peace

After that, an asteroid strike would hit the Earth 'maybe' bringing 'the end'

This is at least the third time the elderly preacher has predicted the world's end
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Wrong again old man. Your followers should abandon you in droves. For good reason.




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“It's easier to fool people than to convince them that they have been fooled.”.
~Mark Twain


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i just noticed that ancestor reverance binds family cells through linear time reverance to god does not

Another TV show you might find interesting

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It does look interesting. Thanks.


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notre to now time experience
amazing

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Speaking of Notre Dame..

I watched this in VR, a couple days back.

This technology is truly magnificent.

Hats off. Again.


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Sipping this /\ while playing this \/



Amazeballs. lol.

I did go into VRChat today for the first time..

After figuring out how to move around..I chose a room and went in.


I muted my mic and walked around the space(Sunset something) and the only thing I could really take away from the experiences is there were a bunch of children in there. I could hear all of them talking and I'd say the youngest I heard sounded around 9 and one kid..around 12 wouldn't stop talking at all.

He kept up a continuing dialogue ranging from people's butts(their avatars?) to someone being a 'disgrace to humanity'.


As an adult..the last thing I want is to be in a room with a bunch of kids on VR. Personally I don't think children and adults should be paired up in rooms together whatsoever..in such a medium. That needs to be addressed stat.


Other than that..I'll see if I can locate other rooms that don't allow children and adults to mingle together in a VR chat room.