Still go to one.
Me too. I found one at Fisherman's Wharf in San Francisco.
Still go to one.
There are two in the nearby area, and one over the state line. My kids very much enjoy it.Me too. I found one at Fisherman's Wharf in San Francisco.
A lot of the animal sanctuaries and rescues I follow have to deal with people setting fake accounts pretending to be them, and then getting their own followers and starting up fundraisers.Fake Facebook account pretending to be someone I know requested to follow me. Asked someone who knows this person to report it, but they refuse to click on this fake account. What are you even afraid of? It’s just another one of millions of Facebook pages.
Humans are capable of great evil. And, sadly, if the behavior is reinforced as being a success what's to stop them?How horrible of a human being do you have to be to rip people off by stealing the identity to be an animal sanctuary?
One more: You're old if the place you're most likely to now hear the rebellious songs of your youth is in an Applebee's commercial.
I think for a lot of those the camera crews are there with the people who are in the process of rescuing them. And just randomly tossing food to animals can actually be really dangerous, especially if you give a starved animal to much food, that will kill them. They call it refeeding syndrome and it's a huge danger for people who deal with starved animals, there's a very specific procedure they have to use to start feeding them.
I knew I was getting old when they used Jimi Hendrix to sell Chevy Camaros.One more: You're old if the place you're most likely to now hear the rebellious songs of your youth is in an Applebee's commercial.
No matter how old I get, I will NEVER be nostalgic for Cop Rock. Jesus, what was Steven Bochco smoking?You're old if you get nostalgic for Cop Rock. ("Has the jury reached a verdict?...HIT IT!".
No, you're old if you remember the movie with Gene Barry and Ann Robinson. If you can remember listening to the Orson Welles radio broadcast, you're probably dead.You're old if you get into arguments about the second season of War of the Worlds.
Huh.Don't ever cheap out and get the store brand.
It was hot so I went to the grocery store to get something cold. Store brand popsicles were on sale and it was a giant box, so I figured I would blow through them no problem as long as it remained hot. Well these popsicles suck. Not sweet, no flavor, and it wasn't like I bought the sugar-free version either. Disappointing.
At least in this case they can hopefully be charged with fraud.Humans are capable of great evil. And, sadly, if the behavior is reinforced as being a success what's to stop them?
Ok, I had assumed it was something like that.This is precisely true. The footage you see in those ASPCA commercials is usually stuff captured on an iPhone or whatever, to document the conditions the animals have been kept in as evidence for criminal and / or civil prosecution.
I've bought a few of store brands for some things and they're pretty good, especially since a lot of the stores are now introducing a higher end store brand that have some really good stuff. Kroger's Simple Truth line includes some really good vegan stuff, especially their chocolate covered raspberry ice cream bars, which are awesome. But I do tend to avoid the lower end brands of things like pop, ice cream or popsicles, when I was in school they used to get them when they'd through classroom parties, and they were almost always pretty gross.Don't ever cheap out and get the store brand.
It was hot so I went to the grocery store to get something cold. Store brand popsicles were on sale and it was a giant box, so I figured I would blow through them no problem as long as it remained hot. Well these popsicles suck. Not sweet, no flavor, and it wasn't like I bought the sugar-free version either. Disappointing.
OK, I know I am overly literal with this kind of stuff, but Megan The Stallion's stage name really bugs me. How the hell is a human woman a male horse?
Pete adopted the stage name "Megan Thee Stallion" after she was called a "stallion" during her adolescence due to her height (5 ft 10 in (178 cm)) and "thicc" body frame; voluptuous, statuesque women in the southern United States are sometimes colloquially called "stallions".
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