Papanca

u/Papanca@lemmy.world
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on Gift protocol · c/asklemmy · 23 pts · 84d

When i give something, i give wholeheartedly. They can do whatever they want with it; keep it, sell it, throw it in the trash, give it away, or recycle it. Otherwise i would feel like i gave them something with some restrictions attached. I will also never check what they did with it. I gave them something because i wanted to give them something. It's nice if they like it, but it's not an obligation to appreciate it.

on Dinner time! [Mutts] · c/comicstrips · 2 pts · 99d

One of my dogs was on the streets for at least a year. He eats crazy fast and he doesn't care what it tastes like.

on That's one neat looking cat · c/cat · 15 pts · 101d

Afaik they have -as a breed - a lot of genetic defects through inbreeding. I would love to have cats like these, but i would never want to encourage breeders by buying them

The older i got, the happier i became. Despite physical aches and decline. Mentally, i'm much stronger now. And i don't care should people not really like me, or have whatever opinions about me. Also, being kind to others makes you happier.

Yes, i see them frequently. Planes often have blinking lights and fly lower. And shooting stars are already gone in the blink of an eye. Also, i have an app -Stellarium - that, if in doubt, shows whether they're satellites.

on *Permanently Deleted* · c/asklemmy · 3 pts · 146d

Probably nine or so. I go to bed early and get up reasonably early too. As a morning person, and with chronic pain, this seems to work for me.

on Rude · c/science_memes · 18 pts · 174d

Yes, according to vets and avian specialists, they pose a significant danger for birds. Personally, i wouldn't risk it. Birds are very sensitive to polluted air, way more than humans are.

on Rude · c/science_memes · 93 pts · 175d

However, if you have pet birds and you would light a scented candle, or burn a non stick pot, these poisonous substances will affect them so much harder than for humans, often with deadly consequences