naraku360

If all it takes to have the best birthday evah is to have an eclipse and a day off, you must've only had terrible birthdays.

Your mom.

On the plus side, at least he's bound to be better at it.

I thought you said "offensive", not "fucking retarded".

That one.

Sure looks like it is...

Michael Bay's Transformers have been the top selling movies of their release for several consecutive premieres. Even to the point of record-breaking sales. I guess those are basically the best movies ever. ::]:: Speaking of sales.... whenever a new volume of HxH comes out in Japan, it smashes the competition. So, by your own logic, I guess it must be great.

Unfortunately. No, it's awful..... you might like it.

The words "Toonami" and "hype" don't belong in the same sentence.

Although there's plenty of stupid out there, mistaking a land turtle for aquatic is the kind of thing you'd expect from someone under 10. Not 30.

There was. Maybe you didn't film the toss, but there was one of you standing by a river with the turtle talking about how you were going to set him free.

No, I know what fuggs looks like. It was her in the video.

Telling a land turtle apart from an aquatic one is as simple as checking to see if it has feet.

Did they say it tasted like shattered dreams?

Whether or not the cat stuff happened, she did post a video of herself tossing a land turtle into a river. "Be free!"

I got someone else to give my D to tonight. Sorry, Sandstone, maybe some day...

Cats don't really do passive-aggression. They telegraph most emotions, especially negative ones, and intentionally so. If it's scared, it will either run away or get into a threatening stance to show it's going to attack if the thing it's afraid of keeps pushing boundaries. If it's mad enough, it'll hiss or attack. If it's irritated, it'll wag its tail or claw at a carpet. If it's happy, it'll rub its face against things and purr. Blinking slowly usually comes from being pet on the head, happiness, or being tired. Like, it's not always that simple, but there's a pretty standard baseline to interpret cat moods by. My cat will follow me around and rub against me while purring, except when I pet her (even if she keeps purring and pushing her against me) she'll start wagging her tail because she gets easily agitated from touch. So, the positive attention outweighs the inherent irritation even though there's a visible cue coming from her reaction to touch.

No, the 'slow blink' is one of 2 things, neither are anger. 1. The cat equivalent to a smile 2. Trying to sleep If it's mad, the eyes open wide.

That's not a conventional trait of a mad cat. It's a conventional trait of a happy cat. A cat wagging its tail, clawing walls or carpets (aggressively tearing at, not kneading), or showing their claws/teeth with an arched back are basic guidelines to tell if a cat is upset.

She thinks a cat "slow blinking" means it's mad. Not hissing and running away or scratching. No, the thing a purring cat does when you pet it. That's what constitutes as mad.

The turtle better start showing its love real fast. Fuggs is incredibly needy.