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-bears

-WHALES!!!

-bulls

-horses (being thrown from (while hunting boars (actually I’m pretty sure being thrown from your horse during a boar hunt is just medieval code for being murdered by your brother)))

-venomous snakes

-birds of prey

-crocodiles

-sharks

-anything venomous I guess

-elephants

-rhinos

If a rat kills you it’s because of some unspeakable societal injustice that has left you vulnerable to vermin or part of some elaborate and perverse execution, and is dishonorable to those responsible but not to you.

It’s not limited to driving either. The Arlington train station is not in Arlington, it’s in the middle of downtown. Harvard Square is not a square, it’s more like a pentagon. There are four different green line train routes, and they’re labeled B for Boston College, C for Cleveland Circle, D for… Riverside, and E for… Heath Street. The Silver line is listed on the train map but is entirely run on buses which have to be connected and disconnected from power lines every time you go through the route. The Blue line goes to (and I’m not joking) Wonderland. The two red lines are labeled for their southern points: Braintree line goes to Braintree, and the Ashmont line goes to… Mattapan. To be fair, the train itself stops in Ashmont and you continue to Mattapan on a trolley, but that doesn't make it better. South Station and North Station are 1 mile apart and the easiest way to get from one to the other is just to walk it because otherwise you have to travel through 4 or 5 train stops on two different lines. But make sure you memorize the route because there's a good chance your gps will lose signal in the Financial district because it can't get through the buildings. In Boston Commons there are two train stops within line of sight of each other, on the same street, and one of them screams. To get to the trains at Porter Square, you have to ride down escalators 105 feet below street level, or you could just take the 3 flights of stairs totaling 199 steps (presumably because the engineers had something against nice even numbers). The North End is south of East Boston. Castle Island is part of the mainland.

No matter where you're going or how you're getting there, it takes 45 minutes (no wrong turns) or an hour and a half (one wrong turn). It doesn't matter if you're going one stop on a train; it will take 45 minutes. If it's summer, there's a better than 50% chance you'll be in the train car that lost it's AC; if it's winter, you're guaranteed to be in the car where the heat has it up to 80 degrees and the inside of your winter coat will be a sauna. Check the Red Sox schedule before you go south of the river, or you'll be trapped in the waves of baseball fans flooding the streets and days will go by before you're found again. And just... don't go outside on September 1.

on friends and soulmates and that type of love that feels like it's going to burst right out of your heart

love as religion; am i doomed? / on aromanticism

Please don't tell me I did something bad, I know I shouldn't have, I know the issues with feeling foxes, especially close to housing

But while waiting for Amazon I saw this fox, it's right back foot was injured, it was limping and couldn't walk on it. But it seemed to not mind me, it kept looking at me startled but it made no attempt to run or hide. After I got my package I quickly went upstairs to get it some food, again, I know I shouldn't, but the fox didn't seem scared of me and I was worried how it was eating with it's injured paw. I got 2 eggs I had to get rid of, and a raw chicken breast, but when I went back down it was gone

I wondered if it went to the street, which it had, and after getting the foxes attention it gave me that same intrigued look, so I crouched low and looked away so it saw I meant no harm, and I could see the fox run at me, then it got really close to my left and ran behind me. I rolled out an egg for it gently so it didn't crack, and the fox got so incredibly close to me, it started backing off so I quickly rolled the second egg. I tried to give it the chicken breast but it started running away, I tried getting its attention again but it just took off. I dunno if the fox was slow cause of its injury or trusting me, but it didn't move fast. I just tossed the chicken breast in the direction of the fox hoping it heard the noise/smelled it

Again, I know I really shouldn't have, but it was hurt and seemed to trust me, and I will admit it's just that cute little face. I'm glad the fox seemed happy with the eggs at least, hopefully it finds the chicken too and that injury heals

Please don't tell me I did something bad, I know I shouldn't have, I know the issues with feeling foxes, especially close to housing

But while waiting for Amazon I saw this fox, it's right back foot was injured, it was limping and couldn't walk on it. But it seemed to not mind me, it kept looking at me startled but it made no attempt to run or hide. After I got my package I quickly went upstairs to get it some food, again, I know I shouldn't, but the fox didn't seem scared of me and I was worried how it was eating with it's injured paw. I got 2 eggs I had to get rid of, and a raw chicken breast, but when I went back down it was gone

I wondered if it went to the street, which it had, and after getting the foxes attention it gave me that same intrigued look, so I crouched low and looked away so it saw I meant no harm, and I could see the fox run at me, then it got really close to my left and ran behind me. I rolled out an egg for it gently so it didn't crack, and the fox got so incredibly close to me, it started backing off so I quickly rolled the second egg. I tried to give it the chicken breast but it started running away, I tried getting its attention again but it just took off. I dunno if the fox was slow cause of its injury or trusting me, but it didn't move fast. I just tossed the chicken breast in the direction of the fox hoping it heard the noise/smelled it

Again, I know I really shouldn't have, but it was hurt and seemed to trust me, and I will admit it's just that cute little face. I'm glad the fox seemed happy with the eggs at least, hopefully it finds the chicken too and that injury heals