Its like none of you are really dedicated to my Occitan literature-inspired king/knight devotion kink labru postcanon scenario like the way none of you is magically reading my mind and writing and drawing exactly what I want... its biphobia im pretty sure. William IX of Aquitanie you are the only bitch who gets me.
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TRICK POLL! Voters who vote to abide by Main Series Rules Only on a Sidegame Based Blog get dropped in the Hole
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they should make sustainable eco-friendly zero waste whatever clothing brands that aren't uglee
I don't want 50 variations of the same neutral green/beige pullover I want bamboo fiber tripp pants
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kaufmo funny clown moments
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AITA for lying to my dog about food being 'spicy?'
A while back I taught my dog what spicy foods are (by letting her sniff them and saying "Uh oh! Spicy!") and she figured out that it means it'll smell/taste bad and she immediately loses interest. It was initially an accident but it became really handy in getting her to leave food alone if it might hurt her.
Recently though I've started saying "Uh oh! Spicy!" about any food I don't want her to eat. If she's sitting and staring at me eating a regular non-spicy snack and I don't want to share, I'll tell her it's spicy so she'll stop begging for it. She believes me 100% of the time. She does have a 'leave it' command that she obeys as well, but she always acts so sad whenever I tell her to 'leave it' and it's something she wants.
I feel a little bad because she's an older dog (10y/o) and maybe I SHOULD be sharing my snacks with her, but sometimes a man's gotta enjoy his food in peace without a little creature gazing longingly at him the entire time and crying like the world's soggiest beast.
Included is a picture of her making her very best begging face so that everyone can accurately judge how evil I am for lying to her.
What are these acronyms?
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Fucking CRYING IM USING THAT PHRASE FOR EVERYTHING NOW
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