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LukeDangler OP t1_ivpskwk wrote
Reply to comment by WarOk6264 in I painted an epic battle between eternal enemies by LukeDangler
Thanks! He's just realized that he's floating in the wrong direction.
adviceKiwi t1_ivpq57k wrote
Reply to comment by dziontz in Take a walk on the wild side by dziontz
Nice.
In fact, dare I say it. It's sweet [Jane]
Mybuttismilk t1_ivpodn2 wrote
Reply to Take a walk on the wild side by dziontz
Wallpaper engine? Please?
dziontz OP t1_ivpnz1b wrote
Reply to comment by adviceKiwi in Take a walk on the wild side by dziontz
Comments like yours really keep me hangin’ on…. Thanks!
DefectiveSp00n t1_ivpns1r wrote
Reply to comment by weaselofdeath in I painted an epic battle between eternal enemies by LukeDangler
Agreed. I'd be happy to bid for it.
adviceKiwi t1_ivpizdm wrote
Reply to Take a walk on the wild side by dziontz
It's almost dare I say it, a perfect [day] piece
weaselofdeath t1_ivphgoj wrote
When are you going to sell one of these?
WarOk6264 t1_ivph2sb wrote
This is fucking fantastic. The expression on the cat's face is priceless
thatyawningfeeling t1_ivp9pk2 wrote
This is amazing! I wish I owned it!
Jacko_Sakamoto t1_ivp7bw3 wrote
Weird, first time I see a post with upvotes, but no comments until mine
BaluePeach t1_ivp57m3 wrote
Reply to comment by pwnd32 in An example of the rare but effective "self-yeet." by Alabussy
My cats won’t touch a door mat. They even leap like this out of the litter box to avoid the litter mat. I don’t know why. What makes it even weirder, is if I lay a mat in the middle of the room they bee line to go lay on it. Their brains have very odd wiring.
soda-jerk t1_ivp0nto wrote
Reply to comment by x_LoneWolf_x in An example of the rare but effective "self-yeet." by Alabussy
Not at all baseless.
Cats and dogs have other sensor hairs and whiskers, beside the ones on their muzzles. They use them to gauge the space around them, particularly their heads. That mesh screen dragging across all those hairs probably doesn't feel good. Though we obviously can't ask the cat, we can try to imagine what it's like, by thinking of what a similar fabric would feel like, rubbing against a highly sensitive part of our bodies.
The dog is a dog, and might be enjoying the sensation, or is a little slower putting the two things together.
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Usermena t1_ivosb7u wrote
Reply to comment by MrSelatcia in Take a walk on the wild side by dziontz
I have a feeling Lou wasn’t a racist, although I never met the guy.
evhan55 t1_ivos4bn wrote
Reply to comment by MrSelatcia in Take a walk on the wild side by dziontz
I still hate it
ScholarlyExiscrim t1_ivoqxxi wrote
the uncommon but captivating self-yet
ThisNameIsFree t1_ivoluq8 wrote
Reply to comment by ThaneVim in An example of the rare but effective "self-yeet." by Alabussy
This comment needs a Tigger warning
dratsablive t1_ivoluhd wrote
Reply to Take a walk on the wild side by dziontz
I worked with a guy who was a real religious/gun nut. He lived on a "Farm/Commune" and had a small radio station in North Central Pa. But during the 70s, he was a Bass Player in a band called "The Tots" and performed with Lou Reed. I guess he got tired of all the drugs and other stuff surrounding the band at the time. He was always nice to me, but had anger issues which cost him a good paying job.
OrageBufera t1_ivofywm wrote
Reply to Take a walk on the wild side by dziontz
Mr. New York.
[deleted] t1_ivoesj9 wrote
Reply to comment by Runs_towards_fire in An example of the rare but effective "self-yeet." by Alabussy
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jens-2420 t1_ivoczad wrote
Reply to Take a walk on the wild side by dziontz
That is one of the warriors in the cave of The Mummy.
tandpastatester t1_ivobbal wrote
Reply to comment by KernelTaint in An example of the rare but effective "self-yeet." by Alabussy
It’s basically a universal way to transport additional user info or data between different environments/platforms without storing it somewhere in cookies.
It’s most commonly used for marketing purposes. These parameters/tags can be recognized by analytics software to collect relevant data about their page visits. E.g. it will allow them to analyze how the visitors arrived on their website, which search engine or advertisement did they come from, by which keywords, etc.
Another common way they’re used is for usability aspects by the website itself. When a page loads it will read the tags for user preferences like search order, filter options, interface settings, etc.
It’s basically harmless, the data isn’t as personal as cookie info. There’s no harm removing it from the url to make it prettier, but leaving it there doesn’t hurt either.
Superdunez t1_ivo7jyi wrote
Reply to comment by thephantom1492 in An example of the rare but effective "self-yeet." by Alabussy
And with reddit formatting it can be shortened even more!.
[Link Description] (Web Address)
Remove the space between them.
IDoodleTooMuch t1_ivpu9c6 wrote
Reply to comment by weaselofdeath in I painted an epic battle between eternal enemies by LukeDangler
I too would like to purchase one