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TrigunBebop

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  1. I blow at pinball in general.
  2. You live in Silent Hill?
  3. Well... since you asked nicely... >.> <.<
  4. You think I've only just now outed myself? You must not venture outside the anime boards much.
  5. Been here for over 10 years now (counting the ASMB).
  6. I'd only wanna be an athlete if balloon wrestling became a sport. <.<
  7. Yeah... I'm fine with just being an observer. >.>;
  8. Ohio is boring.
  9. THAT'S NO BALLOON
  10. Or go there and hang up some flyers that just say www.unevenedge.com. >.> <.<
  11. I'd rather she sit on a balloon.
  12. I SAID SHUT UP AND KISS ME
  13. ... I was saying New Jersey is great because stilgar is there... <.<;;
  14. You should go by there and tell them to bring back the forums. >.>
  15. Well of course it is. You live there. >.>
  16. I had to look up Primal Hardware. >.>; What I found did not disappoint. <.<;
  17. Isn't Georgia where the Adult Swim headquarters is?
  18. I know, right?
  19. Yeah. Cats do hate it when you mess with their claws. >.>
  20. That's the most common reaction to Studio Fuusen.
  21. Fuusen Friday is best Friday.
  22. Used to. Not anymore though.
  23. You shall always be ONE OF US. O__O
  24. You can trim kitty claws, you're just not supposed to trim them down too far. Inside the base of the claw to about halfway along it there is a fleshy colored bit called the quick (the quick can also be a darker color sometimes). The quick is full of blood vessels, so you do not want to accidentally nick it. If you do, you'll hurt kitty. Generally, when trimming kitty claws, you only want to cut some of the hooked part. Stay away from the wider part of the claw. Also, if you go to trim your cat's claws, they will get annoyed. It's best to have some treats nearby and maybe give them 1 or 2 after every couple claws. My cat had a problem where his claws were a bit too durable and they wouldn't just naturally break off with use. This would lead to the claws growing too long and curling back into his paws if left unchecked. I had to trim his claws every few weeks tot keep that from happening. Following the above rules, I regularly trimmed my kitty's claws for all 17 years of his life without hurting him a single time.
  25. It's also not New Jersey.
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