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The puppies who played the direwolf pups in season one of GoT are from Washington, DC. They were featured recently in a series of “wethedogsdc” which as you might expect are a bunch of posts about dogs from DC. https://www.instagram.com/p/BxU57qShvNw/?igshid=1oqg8nznnejaw Huskies are a serious handful and if you can’t commit to giving them the lifestyle and environment they need and you end up dumping them poorly socialized and untrained at a shelter, then it’s you who deserves to get your balls cut off. Come to think of it, that applies to every dog and this will be the main policy plank of my upcoming Democratic primary presidential run. I’ll bet I get more votes than Tulsi Gabbard.
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I grew up with a husky and a samoyed which had completely opposite temperaments. The husky was an unbridled whirlingdirvish of energy, and the samoyed would get excited for walkies just so she could lie down in the grass. Walking them was like having a top fuel dragster strapped to one arm, and a ship anchor strapped to the other.
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pantslesswithwolves posted:The puppies who played the direwolf pups in season one of GoT are from Washington, DC. They were featured recently in a series of “wethedogsdc” which as you might expect are a bunch of posts about dogs from DC. I'll immigrate to vote for you. And with the Lando Lobby behind you, you will be a shoe in
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May 27, 2019 19:48
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I could never get a Husky because I highly doubt I could wear out its energy every day to not have it get bored and destructive. That and the fact that Huskies don't handle anything hotter than room temperature very well, and having one in the 95+ degree spring/summer/fall (because global warming) would be downright cruel.
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If you don’t have an acre of land or an energetic outdoor lifestyle don’t get an active breed. If we didn’t live on a cotton patch I wouldn’t have kept our Lab.
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May 27, 2019 20:27
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i got pretty upset when i got home last night Luca lost his poo poo and let out a few excited borks, and my flatmate recommended the best way to stop that is to not look at him or talk to him he's a loving german shepherd for christ's sake, he's obviously bored as poo poo oh well this gives me excuses to take him to beaches and on long walks
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Hey this dog was bred with dingos to help drover’s move cattle across long distances in extreme heat for 8-10+ hours a day I think I’ll get one for my high rise apartment Anyone know a good dog trainer? Dog won’t stop destroying poo poo while I’m gone. I walk it 20 mins before and after work
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May 27, 2019 20:34
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i think the issue is you didn't get a big enough dog have you considered a maremma sheepdog? bonus is that it'll do a great job of keeping your children safe from anything it deems to be a threat
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TF CURES GENERATOR posted:i think the issue is you didn't get a big enough dog I have vague memories of some pet island thread from hell about this
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yeah, that's what i was referencing
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May 27, 2019 21:05
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RIP Benjen Stark, who randomly showed up to save Jon Snow's dumb rear end twice just to die 30 seconds later
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pantslesswithwolves posted:The puppies who played the direwolf pups in season one of GoT are from Washington, DC. They were featured recently in a series of “wethedogsdc” which as you might expect are a bunch of posts about dogs from DC. I love huskies. Grew up with them, had family that owned some for mushing, etc. They are great, but as much as I would love to have one, I'll never get one unless I move north of Massachusetts and have enough property for them to run around on. They are a ton of work and need a lot of socialization, and it also chaps my rear end when people get them and live in places like loving Florida. Seriously, don't get a husky unless you're going to be able to give it the attention it needs.
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Smiling Jack posted:I have vague memories of some pet island thread from hell about this TF CURES GENERATOR posted:yeah, that's what i was referencing https://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?threadid=3090725 Such a rollercoaster
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TF CURES GENERATOR posted:i got pretty upset when i got home last night You're both right.
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McNally posted:https://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?threadid=3090725 jesus christ well, it was ten years ago so I guess the autistic kid is long dead
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Goddamn Chernobyl is brutal
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GD_American posted:jesus christ Fixed. That thread is the perfect example of “the goon in the well,” I kind of wish she hadn’t been banned so we could have learned what happened. she climbed out of the well using a ladder made of the bones of her family, only to fall back in after her horrifying dog tackled her again.
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Goddamnit, this show
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Flikken posted:Dogs Haven't even seen the episode yet and I already know what this is about
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I think the truly scary part is, while nuclear accidents are bad for humans, especially in the immediate vicinity, what we are learning from Chernobyl is that unlike coal/gas/fossil fuels, nuclear is something apparently nature doesn't give too much of a gently caress about, and can recover fairly gracefully from it. Sucks for humans. CommieGIR fucked around with this message at 14:30 on May 28, 2019 |
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May 28, 2019 14:24
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what if we shoot the graphite lmao
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holy poo poo that roof scene was bonkers those dudes just running around and shovelling poo poo randomly was chaotic as hell. Any time they play that Geiger counter sound over the top of the scene it makes me hella nervous i like the dude who played the general. he was in The Last Kingdom as a battle-weary knight and he was great. also lol that the central committee lied about the level of radiation and then fried the German robot. just amazing poo poo all round
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The fact that it killed that German robot in a matter of moments was the shocking thing. Radiation does not play any loving games.
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the more complicated the electronic device the easier radiation fucks it up more complicated anything really which is why the red forest is so goddamn terrifying it killed plants
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Out of curiosity does anyone know the Russian for "Die for Russia, comrade"?
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Vasudus posted:the more complicated the electronic device the easier radiation fucks it up It also killed the fungi that eats dead plants.
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CommieGIR posted:It also killed the fungi that eats dead plants. Chernobyl will be an abundant source of radioactive coal in the far future. If geologists exist and find the layer they are going to be mighty confused.
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Most of the Red Forest was bulldozed and buried, then new saplings planted over the top. The soil, however, is still heavily contaminated, however wildlife seems to be doing well.
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CommieGIR posted:It also killed the fungi that eats dead plants. Yep! 30+ years of undecayed, dried-out leaf litter, just waiting for a nice spark. RADIOACTIVE FOREST FIRE
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GD_American posted:Yep! 30+ years of undecayed, dried-out leaf litter, just waiting for a nice spark. Hell yeah
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GD_American posted:Yep! 30+ years of undecayed, dried-out leaf litter, just waiting for a nice spark. which way will that smoke go then? West?
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CommieGIR posted:The soil, however, is still heavily contaminated, however wildlife seems to be doing well.
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Dead Reckoning posted:Deer, wolves, and squirrels are far more blasé than humans about massive increases in spontaneous abortions, or dying a decade early due to cancer. They don't appreciably die earlier, though. Wild animals rarely live long enough for cancer to become a problem.
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A Bad Poster posted:The fact that it killed that German robot in a matter of moments was the shocking thing. As soon as they pulled the tarp off it I was like "that thing has way too many moving parts to survive the radiation levels they described."
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Crakkerjakk posted:As soon as they pulled the tarp off it I was like "that thing has way too many moving parts to survive the radiation levels they described." Its more the chips than the moving parts. Its part of why we test chips going to space, because silicon is not friendly with radiation.
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GD_American posted:Yep! 30+ years of undecayed, dried-out leaf litter, just waiting for a nice spark. Forest fire got within 20 km of the plant in April 2015.
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I ended up checking out "The Last Watch", and enjoyed it a whole bunch. Seeing the amount of hard work half a loving million of people put into just the last season of the show was incredible. Random-Stark-Henchman is so drat lovable, too. That said, the amount of internet shitstorm backlash about the last season pisses me off even more now. I'm not talking about the perfectly valid opinions about the writing being rushed, character arcs being dumped, and half the main characters getting a serious case of the stupid, that's perfectly fine. Hell, the logical issues, plot armor, rushing, and teleporting (which I've complained about a lot) started several seasons ago, but I just made my peace with it, adjusted my expectations, and enjoyed the ride. But a massive amount of people deciding to jump on a bandwagon of memes and hatewatching despite being perfectly happy with the rest of the run of the show (primarily because their favorite character didn't get the end they were hoping for) really kinda pisses on the effort all those people put in. And I'm not even talking about D&D, but everyone else behind the scenes. To add insult to injury, an unprecedented petition "signed" by 1.8 million people is kinda a supercharged revenge-Yelp-review on top of it all. Anyway, if you have an hour and fourty minutes, go check it out, it's pretty cool to see all the machinations behind the screen, it even has some payoff for the folks that think D&D are literally Hitler, because both of them come off as barely-visible figures that just occasionally drop in to be appeased by the working class.
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John Wick 3: -This concept is going to run out of steam eventually, but not this time. It isn't as fresh as the first one was. However, the filmmakers' commitment to staging the craziest, most ridiculous, most brutal fight scenes they can and embracing the absurdity of the world they created carries it. Hallway of throwing knives. -Laurence Fishburn chews every bit of scenery in sight and I love it. -Ser Bronn is now master of coin in two realms. -Keanu Reeves' scenes with Halle Berry and Lance Reddick show just how much more work he put in training for this role than anyone else. His movements are visibly smoother and more confident. -I normally don't like winking references to other movies, but I smiled at the nods to "The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly" and "Game of Death". Dead Reckoning fucked around with this message at 16:08 on May 29, 2019 |
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