Day 18533. I still don’t know what I’m doing here.

Any successful first step is a first step. Hopefully this should lead to more sensible things.

I like this way of spending your taxes, too. Maybe I should chip in some more.

Hasn’t fingerprint Pam login worked for decades everywhere?

Dead (usually before birth), if it’s a lethal factor. Nothing, if it’s not, because in practically all non lethal cases there’s no visible effect.

And they’ve done exactly nothing. Let’s hope this is a new step that leads to something.

Dictatorships are above laws.

Depends on how you measure and what

I think you can ask duck for sources or links each time you want them, but it would make some sense for a search engine in particular to give the links in any case.

They’re British.

Or, if you’re in US:

Step zero: Cross the border.

Then follow the previous instructions.

That’s the power. They’re doing more.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gWOFtixfies

Thanks. I’ve got that in my head again now.

Those are the parts of the room that need their smell subtly corrected. Also, they feel nice.

Was there a good week month decade century for US healthcare?

Yeah, the good old days are still here. They’re just not evenly distributed.

You could just post the link.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alligator_Alcatraz

Cat b hated water. Cat a you could put under a shower and he’d be happy.

Cat b hated nail clipping. Well, about three paws might be tolerated but then it’d be enough and you got the teeth. Cat a didn’t mind.

Cat b hated trips to the vet. Somehow he knew and would find the strangest hiding places that day and fight all the way into the carrier and out. Cat a would purr and brush against the vet, happy to see new people.

Taking medicine…

It wasn’t that cat b wasn’t chill or happy to be around people or anything, he was a big softy, really. But I can’t think of much that cat a complained about.