If band A has a huge hit and band B covers it, I assume that’s perfectly fine even if band A is already selected. If band A is selected already in the past phases and covers band B’s hit is that still ok?
There's pain meds but they have to wait until a little later.
Pup had her surgery today and hasn't stopped crying the entire ride or since she got home.
They had to make a long cut from the shoulder-blade area vertically down her leg and remove it from under muscle, apparently. Although the vet said its positive that what was removed seemed to be pretty "encapsulated".
Now the pup has to be kept calm and still, as much as possible, for the next two weeks until the staples are removed. Luckily she has a vest thingy on for the entire time and no bandages need to be changed, so the incision isn't exposed or in any danger of being licked/bit/scratched/scraped. I'm currently icing the area with a small pack of frozen brussel sprouts, which seems to be helping a little because the crying is getting a bit softer and shes closing her eyes a bit.
Awww poor baby, I hope she feels better soon.Pup had her surgery today and hasn't stopped crying the entire ride or since she got home.
They had to make a long cut from the shoulder-blade area vertically down her leg and remove it from under muscle, apparently. Although the vet said its positive that what was removed seemed to be pretty "encapsulated".
Now the pup has to be kept calm and still, as much as possible, for the next two weeks until the staples are removed. Luckily she has a vest thingy on for the entire time and no bandages need to be changed, so the incision isn't exposed or in any danger of being licked/bit/scratched/scraped. I'm currently icing the area with a small pack of frozen brussel sprouts, which seems to be helping a little because the crying is getting a bit softer and shes closing her eyes a bit.
Pup had her surgery today and hasn't stopped crying the entire ride or since she got home.
They had to make a long cut from the shoulder-blade area vertically down her leg and remove it from under muscle, apparently. Although the vet said its positive that what was removed seemed to be pretty "encapsulated".
Now the pup has to be kept calm and still, as much as possible, for the next two weeks until the staples are removed. Luckily she has a vest thingy on for the entire time and no bandages need to be changed, so the incision isn't exposed or in any danger of being licked/bit/scratched/scraped. I'm currently icing the area with a small pack of frozen brussel sprouts, which seems to be helping a little because the crying is getting a bit softer and shes closing her eyes a bit.
She's a perfect girl who will get better quickly.Pup had her surgery today and hasn't stopped crying the entire ride or since she got home.
They had to make a long cut from the shoulder-blade area vertically down her leg and remove it from under muscle, apparently. Although the vet said its positive that what was removed seemed to be pretty "encapsulated".
Now the pup has to be kept calm and still, as much as possible, for the next two weeks until the staples are removed. Luckily she has a vest thingy on for the entire time and no bandages need to be changed, so the incision isn't exposed or in any danger of being licked/bit/scratched/scraped. I'm currently icing the area with a small pack of frozen brussel sprouts, which seems to be helping a little because the crying is getting a bit softer and shes closing her eyes a bit.
Ok just checking. That doesn’t apply to my pick anyway
Give her a cookie when she’s betterPup had her surgery today and hasn't stopped crying the entire ride or since she got home.
They had to make a long cut from the shoulder-blade area vertically down her leg and remove it from under muscle, apparently. Although the vet said its positive that what was removed seemed to be pretty "encapsulated".
Now the pup has to be kept calm and still, as much as possible, for the next two weeks until the staples are removed. Luckily she has a vest thingy on for the entire time and no bandages need to be changed, so the incision isn't exposed or in any danger of being licked/bit/scratched/scraped. I'm currently icing the area with a small pack of frozen brussel sprouts, which seems to be helping a little because the crying is getting a bit softer and shes closing her eyes a bit.
#kinklevels. Great post.#Levels are one of the true tentpoles of the Quackverse. One might even say creative interpretations are encouraged. I know linking the actual scene was supposed to be off-limits, but we think it's required in this special case. With that in mind, I give you the M.A.D. Cats' 80s nude scene.
This Dutch illustrated scene of the conception of Alexander the Great dates from ca. 1482. It has been given the rather accurate title of "
Alexander the Great's mother sleeping with a dragon" for what we will assume are obvious reasons. Unfortunately, spare time does not exist for a proper writeup of the #Levels involved in the scene itself, so we'll have to rely on an excellent one from a University of Iowa source. If the Hawkeyes know anything, it's how to be impotent offensively.
@DancingPanther Whether deep in your heart, you're a wizard Pharoah or a cuckolded king, we still appreciate you.
I'm just surprised you went there this early.
Jokes on you, we love the team so much we hate them. So naturally we hate the plats. Especially cap.
Congrats, you get to have the contrarians and authentics around you all the time.
Every fandom has shitters, but you guys? Not shitters. And also, chaos.
People you have on ignore or whatever will also be along for the ride, unsilenced. They’ll be writing hand cut out from magazine letters voicing their opinions.
