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Anonymous asked:

people don't know that the rise of catboys just means that there's gonna be a boom in the catgirl population down the line once all those catboys Realize

boybrdr-deactivated20230204 answered:

whole bunch of pregnant catboys in the next few years!

[boybrdr-deactivated20230204]

I misunderstood the ask.

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One thing I really like about tumblr is that you can just jump in and be yourself, and there’s really no cost to this except a couple of wasted minutes of your time

You don’t have to fit into any specific mold for anyone, you’re not supposed to hide away who you are to appease any other mold, and you can just post what you want – your opinions, your photos, your words, whatever

It’s a really beautiful place

[macgyvermedical]

adhdbisexualramblings asked:

So, simply for writing and reference purposes, let’s say a 5 month old drinks a sip of alcohol (perhaps whiskey). How long would it take for the child to react and what would be the hospital‘s procedure for caring for them? I swear this is only for writing please don’t think I’m a murderer

While intentionally giving an infant alcohol (or really any other sedating drug) outside of a closely supervised medical setting can be very dangerous, a 5-month-old taking a single sip of even high-proof alcohol by accident likely isn’t going to cause harm.

The 2 big differences between an adult and a 5-month-old in terms of how they process alcohol include how quickly the alcohol takes effect and how long it would take for the infant to metabolize the alcohol out of their system.

Infants’ stomachs don’t empty as predictably as adults’ do. Stomach emptying is occasionally randomly prolonged or expedited in an infant. This means that unlike in adults, when onset of alcohol effects can be reliably seen 5-10 mins after ingestion, in infants that would be a lot less predictable (why a baby can throw up a whole stomachful of partially digested milk an hour after feeding). So basically how long it would take for a the infant to react could be totally and completely random.

At 5 months, humans have less than a 10th of the ADH (an enzyme needed to break down alcohol) of an adult, meaning it would likely take them a lot longer to break down the alcohol and they’d feel the effects of it longer than an adult would.

A sip of whiskey isn’t likely to be enough to cause someone to take their child to the emergency room. They may want to call poison control and discuss any symptoms their child is having or just to be reassured, but generally the kid is probably just going to feel a little weird and then sleep it off. And they’re probably not going to accidentally drink more than a sip because it tastes really bad to a kid who really has only had formula or breast milk up to this point.

All they’d really want to do is check on them frequently, make sure they were on their back in a crib without pillows, stuffed animals, or blankets (which they should be anyway), and be more careful about where they leave their drinks in the future.

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[mielpetite]

Feral for Thursday 😂

I don’t know about y’all but I feel thoroughly fed this week 🤣 Neil Gaiman has been so kind to share while artfully not spoiling anything ❤️

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Anonymous asked:

is it normal for a cat to have a few long, coarse hairs just above their dewclaw? i just noticed them on my cat. they are distinctly different from the rest of her fur, almost like whiskers.

Sueanoi here.

Yes, they’re normal. Those are called Carpal vibrissae. They are the same type of tactile sensing hair like the whiskers on their face.

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[b-aelanna]

when he’s going to have his first Orb experience

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[ericbogosbian]

the difference between deep space nine and voyager is that when a character on ds9 sees all of time and space at once, it's a spiritual awakening, but when someone on voyager sees all of time and space at once, they turn into a lizard.

[eyefriend]

trans people when

[fuckyeahgoodomens]

Anonymous asked:

iirc the tattoo did move a little in s1 as well, with crowley's changing hairdos. Seems like he has slightly longer sideburns now which could be why :)

Hiya! :) Yeah :). Also we don’t know the lore of the tattoo. Perhaps it moves regularly :). Like for example in Crowley’s sleep and he had a long lockdown nap :).