...I gave Gatorade or however you spell it to one of my dogs once, it was awesome. lol
Shakes head in shame.
Seriously, we put a drop in his water and he calmly drank a little of it...and before we knew it he was bolting around the apartment for about 5 minutes. xp
Even better that he was a boxer. lol
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Keep it PG-13-ish.
...I gave Gatorade or however you spell it to one of my dogs once, it was awesome. lol
Shakes head in shame.
Seriously, we put a drop in his water and he calmly drank a little of it...and before we knew it he was bolting around the apartment for about 5 minutes. xp
Even better that he was a boxer. lol
Well as long as it's funny, it's fine.
A person without a sense of humor is like a wagon without springs. It's jolted by every pebble on the road.
@ inkling I'm ffrom south london. From what I can see, it looks like a bright star at first, then other lights sort of twinkle in and out of veiw around it. Try looking at it for a minute or two.
...I gave Gatorade or however you spell it to one of my dogs once, it was awesome. lol
Shakes head in shame.
Seriously, we put a drop in his water and he calmly drank a little of it...and before we knew it he was bolting around the apartment for about 5 minutes. xp
Even better that he was a boxer. lol
Well as long as it's funny, it's fine.
Yeah nothing really bad happened to him, he just got super hyper for a few minutes.
My Monster Hunter Rise Gameplay
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLzirEG5duST1bEJi0-9kUORu5SRfvuTLr
Discord server: https://discord.gg/fGUnxcK
Keep it PG-13-ish.
@dizzy_boy It's called twinkling... Not kidding. Since stars are positioned far away from Earth, they appear as a point source of light, easily disturbed by differences in air density. In easy terms; air, just like any other (semi-)transparant medium, bends light. The bending depends on the density of the air, the more dense the air is, the more it bends light. Differences in density are mostly caused by different temperatures. So when light passes through the Earth's atmosphere, and passes through different layers of air, it can appear to flicker.
If I'm not mistaken, you saw it when the moon was near the horizon, right? Twinkling is more common near the horizon, but can happen in any point in the sky. If you were away from light polution; that star would probably appear as a flickering light. Whereas the city light has probably drown out the dimmer phase of its flickering period, causing it to disappear and appear, instead of just changing luminosity.
@Muchakoopas: I know it doesn't become muscle. Never said that
However, routines to grow muscles are not meant to help you lose weight.
And yet they do help you lose weight.
QUEEN OF SASS
It's like, I just love a cowboy
You know
I'm just like, I just, I know, it's bad
But I'm just like
Can I just like, hang off the back of your horse
And can you go a little faster?!
@dizzy_boy The moon's on the other side of my appartment, I'm too lazy to go down to look for myself tonight. I'll try tomorrow. How many moon lengths above the moon is it? It would make tracking the thing a lot easier.
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