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Tattoo, The Catholic Jesus hand thing but in the middle of your chest and with Maul hand instead
seeing this late and… i’m not catholic, WHAT are you talking about? jesus hand thing??
Every now and then I think of that little comic of your dad asking for the translation for mustard and it makes me really happy.
im glad. i thought it was funny back then and it is still funny now
TRYIN TRON TRON TRON TRON TRON
where are you getting your juice?
My mom does all the grocery shopping
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Let's talk about Interview with a Vampire.
LET’S.
i love how when you strip away the “immortal and unholy creatures of the night that must kill and drink blood to survive” aspect, it’s literally a story about how one wildly dramatic guy steals a little girl to make his angsty boyfriend stay with him and find a new lease on life.
Can you explain to a non-dog breeder as to why the Borzoi look the way they do? Where they bred to do a particular task?
Borzoi have existed since the 9th and 10th centuries and were called Russian Wolfhounds. They are descendants of an Asian type greyhounds which was brought to Russia and then mixed with several different breeds to create the dog we see today. They wanted thicker skin, more hair to withstand the cold Russian climate as well as the instinct and agility to take down a full grown wolf. They were used in hunts by nobility and were a status symbol among the Czars.
Ok so! I would like a Sivi doggo, what special things do they need to flourish?
like with borzoi, silkens need space to run daily. because they are smaller than borzoi, the space they require to run is smaller too, but i try to give sivi as much space as i can possibly give.
aside from that, they require a gentle hand, short and sweet training sessions, and a soft place to sleep.
really, though, the best thing you can do is go out and meet silkens. i think a lot of people see pictures and videos online and think they’re such hams, they’re so fun, they’re so perfect etc. etc. but then you meet them irl and to some people their personality comes off as very flat.
they are not like other dogs. they don’t want to wrestle with you, they don’t like games other dogs like, and they express themselves very differently than other breeds. although there are certainly exceptions, they are weird little dogs! you should be sure you enjoy that weirdness before you get one. and by weirdness, i don’t mean sivi’s adorable squeaking and endearingly odd looks. i mean: the fact that it took me like 6 months to learn how to motivate him to learn anything, the fact that it took the same amount of time for me to be able to read him as well as i read the other dogs, the fact that he took a million years to potty train, the fact that he needed daily outings to be comfortable in the outside world, the fact that he is very reserved with strangers, the fact that he shows affection in unusual ways or not at all, the list goes on and on. he’s perfect for me and my life (he’s basically me as a dog), but i’ve met people who felt that he was “not a real dog” and did not like that he wasn’t super peppy/expressive/friendly like a lab or golden retriever. sivi does not tug, does not wrestle, does not chase a ball, does not catch frisbees. certainly there are silkens who do. a friend of mine has a silken who will fetch frisbees and tug for days. my point is that they are all-around unusual dogs and if you’re interested in a silken, you should definitely meet a lot of them if you can before being sure you want one.