HiroProtagonist @ HiroProtagonist @lemmy.ca

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Bob gave you a wink.

I will sift through the dozens I have and find the best.

With all the nick names I have given him over the years I never thought of that one.

I did. I think Jack smiled back.

The cuddling and cat tree for sure. And you have to pet him while he eats.

Very soft, we always say he is the the boneless model.

Monday to Friday at the office he is Robert but he'll always be Bob to us.

Bob is a foster fail along with his brother Jack.

It does fit him very well. He's very Bob.

He is pretty and very squishy.

Yeah, he does give off small dick energy

There is a meme/Gif for everything. And me and Bob even watched this one. Bob says she was the real hero.

Hello Mrsbatsinherbelfry, from Bob

Bob says thank you.

Hahaha, I see what you did there.

Sounds about right for game companies these days.

Whether PP loses his seat or not it looks like the CPC will likely lose this election, some predictions are a crushing loss. I can only imagine the party convention to replace PP that will happen after that loss. In my opinion the ultra cons will dig in even deeper and elect someone more extreme but who hides it better. It's inevitable that the CPC (or some form thereof) will eventually get elected.

Is there any explanation even a theory of why this was done?

So the cat is tiger stripe and the dog is a tuxedo

Be honest, did you read it?

Because it states that all of the experiments were done "in vitro" (in glass) rather than "in vivo" (in living humans) And the tissue used to simulate the experiments came from a wide range of non human sources. I'm not saying that the study or your beliefs are wrong but the only way to prove that what you are saying is true is a double blind study of living humans. You must also always ask the question of "who is funding this" And this study claims to have been funded by German Research Foundation (Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft) On the website of the GRF it states that they don't fund International research.

From the website

"In contrast to some foreign funding organisations, the DFG does not provide special funding for international cooperation projects. This means that proposals for funding of international project collaborations compete with all other proposals under the respective DFG procedure."