Isn't that kind of a thing in some cultures?

Who's going to stop him? Nobody's stopped him yet.

Humans don't have the reflexes to supervise cats; it only takes a second for them to run into the path of a car. If they're on a leash or in a carrier, that's different.

Eh, when they do things like union busting, it ceases to be a matter of taste. It's not hard to not cross a picket line.

Oh no, I mean they blocked me because they knew my next comment was going to be "oh, I get it now, you have no idea what you're talking about."

Including nepetalactones?

After the third I would have assumed they were joking.

I needed 2 interviews to be hired at a much, much, bigger company.

Canada was too rich for my blood. Despite living so close I could see it from my house and my fluency in French AND having a degree in a field with a shortage.

Which ones are toxic if inhaled?

Thank you. My partner used to run a TNR/adoption charity, to adopt a cat from him you had to sign a form stating you would keep the cat inside at all times. It's not only for their safety, but for the entire ecosystem's.

What herbs are you thinking of? They're usually not toxic unless ingested.

Uh....this morning I got a 20 oz hazelnut mocha with caramel drizzle for $7 from a much better chain where the employees actually seem happy to be there. 🤷‍♀️

You're close, "they" want us on unregulated drugs. Whether cannabis or meth or LSD or heroin, they want an unsafe supply so people who use drugs--for any reason--get sicker and die. The billionaires have access to the good stuff. The 99% play Russian roulette.

If it spontaneously resolves, or if he had an implanted defibrillator. If his heart went into VF and stayed there, then he'd be dead without any intervention.

I don't think they do, speaking as a retail pharmacist. There used to be an option for getting covid vaccines covered if you weren't insured, but I think they got rid of it.