stopthatgirl7 @ stopthatgirl7 @kbin.social

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That’s not an answer, that’s gibberish.

It was hit and run because he was having a medical emergency. There is a big difference between someone just driving off because eff that and someone having a medical issue. Do you honestly think that warranted death?!

Which is what the article says? That’s why it also talks about diversifying the input.

Same here. I’ll either wait it out until it eventually comes to Steam or just watch an LP.

PC gaming has taught me patience.

Award winners were only given 30 seconds to speak, is my guess.

I swear, it’s so weird what works on kbin but doesn’t on the other sites. Like how kbin and lemmy have different spoiler tags. Federation is not quite perfect.

Well, that was horrifying to read.

I absolutely love that description of him.

Dude, you’re mad at a HEADLINE and not the contents of the story. Maybe reassess your priorities.

An article I read said it was after a “brief illness.”

https://deadline.com/2023/12/andre-braugher-dead-homicide-life-on-the-street-brooklyn-nine-nine-actor-1235665513/

Stay mad about inconsequential things and NOT the topic of the article, my dude.

It makes a difference. Purely outdoor cats die sooner because of food, parasites, and illness, along with predators, cars, and accidental poisoning. Mostly indoor cats that are let out are fed at home and go to the vet. But they’re still at risk from cars, poisoning (ie, say a neighbor planted some lovely lilies and your cat goes to sniff them - lilies are deadly toxic to cats and just biting a leaf can kill them), and larger predators if they aren’t supervised.

It is literally a style rule for writing headlines.

https://englishlessonsbrighton.co.uk/8-grammar-rules-writing-newspaper-headlines/

Go try to restart fights elsewhere, because I’m not biting. Goodbye.

Yeah, folks gets tetchy about being told they need to keep their cute little murder fluff inside for both its sake and the local wildlife.

I didn’t bother reading any of that,

So I’m not reading anything you wrote past that line. Have a lovely day.

https://www.ovrs.com/blog/lifespan-of-a-cat/

So you don’t supervise your cat while he’s out, is what I’m getting. Ok.

Then I sincerely hope your elderly cat, who REACHED his age by being kept indoors, doesn’t end up hit by a car, accidentally eating poison or something poisonous, or depending on where you live, eaten by a coyote or gator. As happens to many cats allowed outdoors unsupervised.

If you let a cat out, be responsible by supervising and leashing/harnessing it or have a special enclosed cat run in your yard.

And reread the first part of what I said:

If your cat is supervised and leashed, sure.

Oh, and as for “years left”?

The average lifespan for an indoor cat is 12-15 years.

It’s 3-5 for an outdoor cat.

That’s the OTHER reason for cats needing to be kept indoors OR supervised and leashed/harnessed if allowed out.