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    perhaps he’ll get the message…

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  1. sadly, Noah only stuck around for a year - last seen 7 years ago
  2. Rat Rules #1 Just because you can’t see them doesn’t mean they’re not there… #2 Do NOT do what she did… #3 Screams are permitted
  3. Van cats these are not ‘Top Cat’ feral cats that live in old rusty vans and bins and terrorise the neighbourhood they are a naturally evolved breed of domestic cat found around Lake Van in the Eastern Anatolia region of Turkey, with mostly white fur and often different coloured eyes, that enjoy swimming and love their owners (unlike all other cats )
  4. UK younger gen - slut seems to be more ‘gender neutral’, especially in the queer communities, even ‘reclaimed’ as other derogatory words have been (eg ‘queer’ itself) can’t speak for US - totally different language
  5. I think this is a warning - don’t provoke Krista
  6. first thing kids learn - how to lie
  7. sorry to disappoint, but parents always embarrass their kids - it’s in the Rulebook, you know, the one that’s not been written
  8. I guess that’s been a dynamic within families back to the dawn of humankind (also in the animal world) I have no kids so can only comment from observations of all those I’ve encountered and my own childhood experience (which included freedoms that probably wouldn’t/couldn’t happen now) families are the most important social unit in a healthy society but there is no Rulebook for parenting, no universal ‘recipe for success’ your questions are thoughtful and interesting and show your awareness and understanding and desire to learn which I think are key attributes in successful parenting (along with unconditional love, nurturing, support, patience and many others) together with who YOU are as a human being maybe you should write about your experience as a parent
  9. which I suspect (to misquote LBO) is never more than “two minutes away” from Steve
  10. Hmm looks delicious! *licks lips* a favourite dish in Adana, Turkey - maybe everywhere…
  11. immersive video games - yes. regular drama or comedy or nsfw - No
  12. 🎶 “In The Navy!” 🎶 - so what really goes on? 🧐
  13. Celestial mechanics - spring equinox v spring equilux today is the spring equinox (Friday, March 20, 2026), but the equilux - the day of equal light and dark - actually passed a few days ago for most of the Northern Hemisphere "Equinox" means "equal night” and occurs at the moment the Sun is directly above the equator (which only happens twice a year during the Earth’s orbit around the Sun) but the actual 12-hour day happens earlier in the spring (and later in autumn): atmospheric refraction makes the Earth's atmosphere act like a lens, bending sunlight so that we see the Sun "rising" before it actually crosses the horizon, and we see it "setting" after it has actually dipped below the horizon the Sun is a disk, not a point, so sunrise and sunset are measured by the top edge of the Sun, but the equinox is measured from the Sun's centre, which adds a few extra minutes of light onto either end of the day For most mid-latitude locations (like the UK and parts of North America), the equilux occurred around March 17 or 18 - so by today's equinox we already have roughly 8 to 10 minutes more daylight than darkness
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