Well, the grifters don't. The multitude of morons they're scamming do.
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I was talking about UPS, not USPS. Although there has been a noticeable slowdown in mail delivery since that particular scumbag was given control.
Absolutely. It's fascism. There's no doubt. However, the points I mentioned are, I believe, the ones most relevant to the question of the post.
Damn. UPS doesn't even bother getting the package to the right street for me.
As an American, I suggest Ukraine tell the US to fuck right off with that bullshit.
It's no big deal. He overslept and in the rush to get out accidentally put on the pants of the child he was raping the night before. What Republican hasn't been in this situation? They'll laugh about it later and he'll get some good-natured ribbing.
Absolutely. Please for the love of all that is good in the world, don't side with the US.
Representatives for the internet provider she had used in her old apartment initially told her they couldn’t cancel her account because there was no last name associated with it.
She had been paying the company for months. She has since switched internet providers.
Are people this silly? Just stop paying them. They'll figure out how to cancel the account.
Cats are territorial. You are relying on just luck that they will get along. You're much better off not trying. Your cat doesn't want a friend.
Four "add another cat" stories for you:
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My oldest had a cat and decided to get another cat after quite some time. However, the first cat had already established the entire house as her territory. They followed all the recommendations to try to introduce a second cat, but it made no difference. Now they can't bring themselves to give up cat #2, so they have divided their home up to keep the cats separated.
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My second child and his fiancee had one cat. They decided to add two more. Their cats fought. When they tried to keep the new cats in a room and introduce them gradually, their old cat was so violently opposed to their presence that it tore apart the carpet under the door trying to g et at them. However, they ended up moving. Once in the new apartment, all three cats stopped fighting.
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Many years ago, a co-worker agreed to take a third cat. There was no fighting between the cats, but one of her cats was not happy. He started peeing on every surface he could get to. If you think the cat wasn't doing it intentionally, he straddled her toaster so he could pee into it. Cats know how to communicate their displeasure. By the time she was able to re-home the new cat, the damage was done. Apart from the small appliances she had to replace, she had to rip up the floor in her house and replace it to get rid of the smell of cat pee.
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My wife and I added a second cat years ago, but we did it at the same time we moved into our house. There were some fights between them, but they were just because of their personality differences. The new cat was young and wanted to play, while the older cat had reached the stage of life where he wanted to see how much fat he could gain. She would attack him and chase him around and that would piss him off, but they usually got along and he got in better shape. When she got too obnoxious for him, he would chase her under the TV, and make her stay there in time-out.
So, based on my experience, the only time you can safely add a cat to your home is when you move.
Crocs like the worst rotten meat. They actually prefer it. She'd be a delicious morsel to a crocodile.