it was an entirely indoor pet, as he had it since it was a baby. he tried releasing it, but the squirrel came back to his porch, injured, and seeking help.
in another thread someone mentioned he had it for 7 years. 7 years of being indoors, rabies was never a concern, and yet they still took him. not to mention the man runs an animal sanctuary, and is no stranger to caring for animals.
cruelty was the point.
CO2 goes in, O2 comes out, you can't explain that
and then put it in a bag and put that bag in my hands, cause i'm ready to eat
is that Todd Howard? this explains so much..
you are absolutely correct in your assumption. i grew up in poverty and i'd rather return to it if i could help others never having to experience it.
i get there are people with polar opposite views but absolutely cannot understand why you still wouldn't want to help the fellow man so we can all live better.
what you're describing is a leech. a parasite that offers no benefit to either nor adds to the value of society.
middlemen are the lowest of the low, and i cannot understand why anyone could sleep at night knowing their value in society is 0.
you take that back
That would be because of the recirculation line constantly flowing fresh hot water through the loop so it never gets stale/cold even if nobody uses it all day. Bit impractical for domestic uses, but it is an amazing commodity.
Both sides have started to switch to fiber optic controlled as the battlefield is getting littered with jammers. Even FPV drones deployed to deal with tanks have to use fiber as they've learned to keep massive jammers around armour at all times, whether it be installed in the tank or in a trailing vehicle.
The entire drone warfare is evolving every month it seems
You can see the line in the picture, it's absurdly thin. Surely following something that can blow around in the wind after use isn't a grand idea
Rightly so, as the article originally stated he was a detective and not a regular constable.
Either way, using acronyms where they aren't necessary, especially popular ones with multiple meanings, is a genuinely terrible idea.
Thanks for sharing the article nonetheless.
he was trying to get a licence for the squirrel as an educational pet, due to its' unique personality, and because he was so public with it.