General Chat Thread

[Pesky Persian]

And this is why you deserve a medal.

The only pain I ever had with wisdom teeth was when they were trying to give me anesthetic through IV when my veins were dehydrated and small. They eventually gave up and gave me pills :/

Should've found a dentist to do it instead of an oral surgeon. Way cheaper, local anesthetic works just fine, and completely painless while the procedure is happening.

[Gelatino95]

I doubt many of your readers will have read that book. Even if they have they won't make the connection. Trust me on this.

What? It's not a book. It's a fan fic. On this forum. A very popular one at that.

[Shadow Lucario]

What? It's not a book. It's a fan fic. On this forum. A very popular one at that.

See? Shows how much I know about my favorite section. I still say go for it. Put a disclaimer in the opening post if you feel wary about it.

[Pashtun]

Sup chums

[Gelatino95]

See? Shows how much I know about my favorite section. I still say go for it. Put a disclaimer in the opening post if you feel wary about it.

I know it's not going to be a problem; it just bothers me. I'll definitely be sure to say something about it when I make the thread.

[KickAsh]

Just don't say anything about it, unless someone calls you out on it. And then claim you don't know what they're talking about.
Or, for all they know, you are the guy who wrote "The Thinking Man's Guide to Destroying the World."
ps Either way I'll read it so I don't care.

[Gelatino95]

Just don't say anything about it, unless someone calls you out on it. And then claim you don't know what they're talking about.
Or, for all they know, you are the guy who wrote "The Thinking Man's Guide to Destroying the World."
ps Either way I'll read it so I don't care.

I would never impersonate Cutlerine; he of all people doesn't deserve that sort of duplicity.

I already sent him a PM about it anyway so it's all good. Not that it would have been a problem anyway.

[KickAsh]

Or....do the right thing and take care of it that way. But where's the fun in that?

[Loco4Treecko]

Being on break= thinking about what pet I should get again. I must really love animals or something. Right now it's a toss up between ball python, cali king snake or ferret. If aparments even allow any of those (probably not). But I need a job for any of that, so none of this is happening for a while :/

Should've found a dentist to do it instead of an oral surgeon. Way cheaper, local anesthetic works just fine, and completely painless while the procedure is happening.

But it was a dentist :/ At least the pill worked.

[Profesco]

Right now it's a toss up between ball python, cali king snake or ferret.

I like ferrets. My family never let me get one, though, because they all are convinced ferrets stink to high heaven. When you do get around to buying a pet, choose the ferret and track the smell of your house over the next few months to see if and how it changes.

At least the pill worked.

Used to hearing that in a totally different context.

[Loco4Treecko]

I like ferrets. My family never let me get one, though, because they all are convinced ferrets stink to high heaven. When you do get around to buying a pet, choose the ferret and track the smell of your house over the next few months to see if and how it changes.

Well, it's not that simple. I can start to seriously look into it after I move out of the dorms at the university I'm going to and get an apartment ( probably won't afford a house until at least after I graduate from the university. And my family's anti snake and ferret). And then I'll need a job that pays enough for all the monthly costs. If I'm allowed to have a pet at all. Or I could wait a few more years until I get a house, I guess (as in around 7 from now).

As far as the smell, I can't smell anything unless it's really, really strong (like a flower in my face strong), so 'managing' it would mean cleaning more than usual to be sure. Then I have to worry about the neighbors/landlord complaining (again, if I'm even allowed)

Used to hearing that in a totally different context.

Oh God no XD. I was just talking about some anesthesia they gave me when my wisdom teeth were taken out after they repeatedly poked my arms trying to get the stupid IV in.

[ArmorAndonomon]

The good stuff? Dude, the good stuff isn't on the Internet... bahahaha

...son, it all depends on what you're into.
Maybe some of the stuff other people are into aren't big off the 'net.
Maybe I just like throwing out hypothetical situations.
Could you imagine a world without hypothetical situations?

Also, EVERYTHING is on the Internet.
EVERYTHING.

[Spookz]

Being on break= thinking about what pet I should get again. I must really love animals or something. Right now it's a toss up between ball python, cali king snake or ferret. If aparments even allow any of those (probably not). But I need a job for any of that, so none of this is happening for a while :/

It really depends on the apartment company. I know here most people charge an extra $50 or so per month if you have pets (I er.. never actually told the management that I have rabbits). I don't see why anyone wouldn't let you have a snake or a ferret, they're not noisy like dogs. Are ferrets known to be destructive...? I'm not familiar at all with their behavior, but I know some people are hesitant about a renter owning rabbits since they sometimes chew up carpets and baseboards. That's going to be fun for me when I start my apartment search.

Also, Profesco, when I first told people I was getting a rabbit one of the first reactions out of them was "Rabbits stink!" Huge misconception. I clean their litter pans out every day, and they bathe themselves. I know plenty of dogs that are far smellier than my bunnies.

[Profesco]

Well, it's not that simple. I can start to seriously look into it after I move out of the dorms at the university I'm going to and get an apartment ( probably won't afford a house until at least after I graduate from the university. And my family's anti snake and ferret). And then I'll need a job that pays enough for all the monthly costs. If I'm allowed to have a pet at all. Or I could wait a few more years until I get a house, I guess (as in around 7 from now).

As far as the smell, I can't smell anything unless it's really, really strong (like a flower in my face strong), so 'managing' it would mean cleaning more than usual to be sure. Then I have to worry about the neighbors/landlord complaining (again, if I'm even allowed)

Well, should this decision ever become a reality, I vote ferret. (But snakes are great too!)

Oh God no XD. I was just talking about some anesthesia they gave me when my wisdom teeth were taken out after they repeatedly poked my arms trying to get the stupid IV in.

Just teasin'. ^_^

Could you imagine a world without hypothetical situations?

Ha.

Also, EVERYTHING is on the Internet.
EVERYTHING.

That sounds like a challenge.

Llama eating pastry? I bet that's not on the internet.

Also, Profesco, when I first told people I was getting a rabbit one of the first reactions out of them was "Rabbits stink!" Huge misconception. I clean their litter pans out every day, and they bathe themselves. I know plenty of dogs that are far smellier than my bunnies.

That's just my point, yeah! I've known people who've owned ferrets, and they really didn't pose a smell problem. Actually, I think dogs have been the smelliest and loudest of all the pets I've come to be acquainted with. Especially the small ones.

Small dogs, bah. >_<;

[Zazie]

Also, EVERYTHING is on the Internet.
EVERYTHING.

Jokes about the internet are not funny.

In other news:

DRAG SHOW TOMORROW! HELL YES!

[Agonist]

Small dogs, bah. >_<;

Agreed. I could never get a small dog.

[Loco4Treecko]

It really depends on the apartment company. I know here most people charge an extra $50 or so per month if you have pets (I er.. never actually told the management that I have rabbits). I don't see why anyone wouldn't let you have a snake or a ferret, they're not noisy like dogs. Are ferrets known to be destructive...? I'm not familiar at all with their behavior, but I know some people are hesitant about a renter owning rabbits since they sometimes chew up carpets and baseboards. That's going to be fun for me when I start my apartment search.

I have no idea what kind of policy the companies around here have about pets, but I already found some places that are supposedly alright. Then again, why bother telling them if people like you don't have a problem?

I'd just be more cautious about having a ferret because they do smell from everything I've seen, and they're much more active/prone to cause damage than a snake ever would be. Besides, it seems like there's less work involved in keeping a snake than a ferret (less cleaning, liability etc). Ferrets aren't oughtright destructive, but they can use claws and teeth on things if they really want to. I just know that it'll be expensive either way (like $150 a month when I get $150 per holiday), so I'll need a job. And I have no idea how my rent will be paid. [SIZE=1]I've been wanting a job for a while anyways because more money=more independence for the most part. But I have no idea how busy I'll be in college/university and 'we'll get there when we get there' when it comes to future living expenses.[SIZE] So this is why 'future pet' pretty much means 'college graduation gift'.

Well, should this decision ever become a reality, I vote ferret. (But snakes are great too!)

Yeah, I love ferrets too ^^. I'll just have to sort this all out when I can

TL;DR: I need a really flexible job

[Rezzo]

..son, it all depends on what you're into.

Generally speaking, the Internet is a worse version of real life when it comes to that sort of thing. Those with strange tastes... they might disagree.

Llama eating pastry? I bet that's not on the internet.

It is now.

[Mariya Shidou]

Jokes about the internet are not funny.

Pretty much my feelings on the matter, too, but I guess everyone has to be entertained by SOMEthing.

Also, great name change choice. Just throwing that out there.

[Profesco]

It is now.

That was just kid stuff. Let's up the ante.

A comment-enabled Youtube video with no stupid comments.

Game on.

[Jb]

That was just kid stuff. Let's up the ante.

A comment-enabled Youtube video with no stupid comments.

Game on.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q6iPJKQPSwE

Come at me.

[moot]

i hope the next one is a goose wearing shoes because 've got that one covered

[Gelatino95]

Being on break= thinking about what pet I should get again. I must really love animals or something. Right now it's a toss up between ball python, cali king snake or ferret. If aparments even allow any of those (probably not). But I need a job for any of that, so none of this is happening for a while :/

GET A BIRD

Pretty much any apartments allow birds since they're kept in a cage, so they're considered to be more like a house decoration than anything. Heck, I have an African Gray parrot and nobody cares. But I would personally suggest smaller birds for you. May I suggest cockatiels? They're relatively small but also kinda big, so they're in the middle. You can teach them to talk with proper dedication*. They don't take up much space. They're also endlessly entertaining; if you get them from a breeder or have the dedication to tame them, then they'll sit on your finger.

*It's easier to teach them to talk if they're alone; otherwise they'll imitate each other and never learn human speech. However, if you have just one, you can't be away from home too long or it'll get lonely.

I should probably add that birds metabolize faster than most mammals, meaning they're more energetic than mammilian pets (they'll be active more often and not sleeping) and CERTAINLY less lethargic than snakes.

[Loco4Treecko]

GET A BIRD

Pretty much any apartments allow birds since they're kept in a cage, so they're considered to be more like a house decoration than anything. Heck, I have an African Gray parrot and nobody cares. But I would personally suggest smaller birds for you. May I suggest cockatiels? They're relatively small but also kinda big, so they're in the middle. You can teach them to talk with proper dedication*. They don't take up much space. They're also endlessly entertaining; if you get them from a breeder or have the dedication to tame them, then they'll sit on your finger.

*It's easier to teach them to talk if they're alone; otherwise they'll imitate each other and never learn human speech. However, if you have just one, you can't be away from home too long or it'll get lonely.

I don't like birds. Waay too messy and noisy. And I also have no idea how long I'll be away from home on a daily basis.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q6iPJKQPSwE

Come at me.

Uh.

What

[ArmorAndonomon]

Jokes about the internet are not funny.

I...wasn't making a joke...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q6iPJKQPSwE

Come at me.

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I burst out laughing when I saw the crowbar.