🍏 Granny Smith gang rise up!

I bought 30 AMD stocks for $13 a pop almost 10 years ago. Last month I sold 5 for $3200 (~$640 each) today they are about $500 each. Really wishing I had sold all of them.

Obligatory fuck Brendan eich.

I have barely watched Wednesday, so I missed that detail. I highly doubt it is a coincidence.

In the strips Thing always had a head and body shown except for one strip where they are inside a record player.

There is a lot more info in this post, and this post sadly because slrpnk is down, the images may not be available. But there is discussion about Thing throughout the comments.

Both posts are of the same images in two different communities with two different discussions. I will try and figure out which images I posted and upload them again.

Not in the strips, there is a lot more info in this post, and this post sadly because slrpnk is down, the images may not be available. But there is discussion about Thing throughout the comments.

Both posts are of the same images in two different communities with two different discussions. I will try and figure out which images I posted and upload them again.

That is Thing.

No.

Once again, we have Thing watching over the family, they are up on the balcony.

Are There Existing H5N1 Vaccines? The U.S. licensed 3 H5N1-focused vaccines in 2007, 2013 and 2020; additional vaccines have been authorized by the European Medical Association (EMA) for protection against various H5 influenza viruses. The target population for these vaccines—and H5N1 vaccines overall—is not the general public, but rather those with the highest risk of exposure to the virus (e.g., people who work with poultry or cattle). Finland is currently the only country offering a vaccine to high risk individuals. Other countries, including Canada and the U.S., have stockpiled vaccines that could be distributed if or when needed, or have historically offered H5N1 vaccination to those at high risk of infection (e.g., Taiwan in 2013).

The U.S. also harbors stockpiles of influenza A vaccine “building blocks”—i.e., antigens and adjuvants, which trigger and enhance an immune response, respectively. Managed by the Biomedical Advanced Research and Development Authority (BARDA), the National Pre-pandemic Influenza Vaccine Stockpile (NPIVS) contains the materials (e.g., influenza A H5 antigen) to quickly advance production of H5N1 vaccines that closely match circulating viruses.

The World Health Organization (WHO) maintains a list of all candidate vaccines for H5N1 and other zoonotic influenza viruses, which it updates as part of its twice-yearly consultations on influenza vaccine composition (the same meetings in which the seasonal vaccine composition recommendations are debated).

https://asm.org/articles/2025/march/avian-influenza-h5n1-vaccines-what-status

I have a ps5 that has been offline for about a year now. At some point I need to fire it up and see if I can do this.

Although I have heard since the original dude quit the project it has become an ai endeavor.

I actually left Reddit when they killed 3rd party apps, even though I never found one I liked.

After i rescued Gizmo there was a coyote who would follow us, he would stay in the edge of our sight for the most part. But some days he would make himself known. Gizmo was always excited to see him, and oddly his presence did not upset the other two dogs. I think he was the father of the pups.

I named him Jose Chavez y Chavez after Lou Diamond Phillips’ character in Young Guns.

As for the puppies, i sadly had to make the decision to terminate the pregnancy. Gizmo was so sick she could barely stand. Had she not been poisoned, anemic, and had canine ehrlichia she would have been fine and I would have had to deal with 6 coydogs.

Conversely, I fostered a 2 year old dog, Gizmo, who raised a 4 week old kitten, Jethro, my son rescued. They were so tight, Gizmo would toss Jethro around like a rag doll. Jethro would come back for more! Gizmo was known to carry Jethro around the house by his head in her mouth.

We found a forever home for Gizmo almost 2 years ago. Jethro still sleeps on Gizmo’s spot on the couch.

Gizmo now lives with 1 grumpy old cat who gives her wide berth, 3 sibling cats, their mom, and a kitten. She gets along fantastic with all but the old one.

I have no idea what Gizmo’s life as a puppy was like, but when I rescued her at about 2 she was pregnant (likely with coyote pups), had been poisoned (unsure if intentionally or from her eating rodents who had been poisoned), was anemic, and had canine ehrlichia. I found her abandoned at the Rio Grande near where I walk Furiosa.

I think raising a cat and dog together is going to improve their chances of getting along, but not assure it.

The dog, Furiosa, she was adopted early July 2017, at 2 months of age.

The cat, Daisy, he was adopted about a month and a half later at 3-4 months of age.

They get along, they used to get along a lot better when they were younger. Daisy pokes Furiosa in the face, especially now that she is in a cone while recovering from knee surgery. But even without that Daisy will wake Furiosa for no apparent reason while she is trying to nap.

The cat has had cataracts all his life. They have gotten worse over 9 years. He has always been a very up in your face cuddly cat, I think because of the cataracts and being unable to see from a distance. He also fights with the younger cats a lot.

The dog now lives with a lot of cats, the youngest is a little over 2 and was borderline feral when I rescued him. He wakes up choosing violence. Because of him and all the other cats getting in her face, she has a short temper with them all. She is overall very gentle, but when they poke her face, or bat at her tail she snaps at them.

These two were adopted about a month apart, they were both around 3-4 months when adopted. They used to play a lot together. Now they are both over 9 and grumpy.

It very much is so. Back when West End Games made their Star Wars RPG they were given access to all of the Star Wars canon. A lightsaber is not just moved by your hands, it is guided by the force. But you said weapon, not powers… so my answer still stands.

A lightsaber because it is as defensive as it is offensive.