well, when god closes a videogum, he opens a wahhhh whyyyyyyyiiiieeee waahyyyyyyy
i'm seriously going to have a devastatingly large hole in my internet world after this
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Also, I have a family story that is tangentially related-- My grandmother and her sisters had borrowed their parents' car to go out for a night of drinking, as they often did. A snow storm kicked up while they were out, and on their way home, the car got stuck in a thick patch of snow that had collected on the road. The girls were able to get the car most of the way unstuck, but not QUITE clear. Searching for something to give the car enough traction, they used the only thing they could find: the ashes of their recently deceased uncle, which were still in an urn in the car's trunk.
and that's how i was taught to carry a bag of kitty litter in the trunk during the winter!
my parents have a cat and corgi duo that pulls something like this. if nobody is around, the cat will sometimes jump up on the counter and toss food scraps from the compost tin down to his stubby lil buddy. he also once knocked a nest of baby robins out of a tree so that he and the corgi could nosh them down together (wahhhh... but also kind of morbidly cute).
i like that cat, so i'm glad that when our dog overlords come to power they will probably spare him for his usefulness.
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