I don’t know about that but I do know what a hangover is unfortunately like.
Cacti are quite resilient, aren’t they? I can’t fault them for existing. One of my crew keeps threatening to get me one for my office. Something about it needing something green in it and myself and the cacti getting along. Though I don't think the similarities she had in mind ended with resiliency.
They're terrible, aren't they? One of the bonuses of being dead is not having them anymore.
No, I don't think so, either. They also store up water inside themselves for when the rains don't come, and some of them even get little flowers. They grew up to get by with the least available, and got prickly to keep themself safe.
Yeah, yeah, I know. Humans, we’re so high maintenance.
I was going to say we both look fetching in green. [Because he’s required to joke when being properly called out.] Perhaps some of the prickliness, too.
Living in a desert after Ketterdam’s weather would be strange.
Oh, that, too! [ It's honestly too easy to distract her, but she keeps the calling out going. ] Think of how intimidating you'd look with one of those biker jackets covered in spikes. Real punk rock.
Probably wouldn't be practical in the desert. At least not in the day, or the summer. You do still sweat, after all, unlike your cacti cousins.
Personally I think the look is dashing. Sometimes you just wanna change it up, though.
I mean, jaw dropping doesn't involve losing your jaw most times, but I can see that being a lizard equivalent. Don't know how else they'd show their shock adequately, considering.
I have a feeling you’re more adventurous with your looks than me, in general. Then again, maybe that’s just a byproduct of using so many passing trends to fit in without suspicion.
I was thinking exactly the same thing about the goats.
Mostly the second bit I think. I do always end up back in styles that are old fashioned in one way or another. Time and fashion might march on without me sometimes, but I manage.
You asking if I wanna go with you to see goats faint?
There are definitely some that are better at it than others. There are also some that will wear leather pants no matter what the fashion is at the time. I'll keep my hippie dippy stuff, though. Blends in well enough most nights, and jeans and t-shirts blend in the rest.
Leather pants look extremely uncomfortable. Then again, I’m not a fan of jeans, either. T-shirts I can get behind.
The man who was taking us across the Fold said one was needed. I thought it would be to distract a Volcra should we get attacked, but it ended up being a therapy goat during the trip. Jesper was quite sad to say goodbye at the end. It's still alive to my knowledge, or it was when we reached the other side and left it with someone.
All depends on the fit with pants. It's why I usually end up in skirts.
That's an incredibly sweet reason to steal a goat. I'm glad it made it over, and that it has a new life somewhere. Hopefully still alive, and if not that it was for a good reason.
Yeah, not everyone can think outside the 'cats and dogs and bunny rabbits' idea of what a sweet animal could be. Snakes are very sweet, too, for example, but most don't even give 'em a chance.
They are precious little things. Angel Hair liked to curl around my wrist while I played, and the first time I got to have temporary custody was back in Denver. She really was a little therapy snake, whether we thought of it like that or not.
I can see both. Any animal, really, so long as it's got the right temperament for it.
She sounds like a well-socialized little lady. I'm sorry I haven't gotten to meet her. I haven't held any snakes in a long time. When I was a little kid I did when I found them. As I think most kids do. Thankfully, none were venomous.
Yeah, to each their own. I'm still not buying Jesper another goat for the house.
She's back in Vegas, but if they comes out to visit I'll make sure you're properly introduced. Catching them out is good, though. We only ever tried to catch frogs.
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Indeed. Sand is especially insidious and chafing and should be eradicated, anyway. Palm trees can stay, though.
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What about the noble cactus?
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Cacti are quite resilient, aren’t they? I can’t fault them for existing. One of my crew keeps threatening to get me one for my office. Something about it needing something green in it and myself and the cacti getting along. Though I don't think the similarities she had in mind ended with resiliency.
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No, I don't think so, either. They also store up water inside themselves for when the rains don't come, and some of them even get little flowers. They grew up to get by with the least available, and got prickly to keep themself safe.
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I was going to say we both look fetching in green. [Because he’s required to joke when being properly called out.] Perhaps some of the prickliness, too.
Living in a desert after Ketterdam’s weather would be strange.
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Oh, that, too! [ It's honestly too easy to distract her, but she keeps the calling out going. ] Think of how intimidating you'd look with one of those biker jackets covered in spikes. Real punk rock.
Probably wouldn't be practical in the desert. At least not in the day, or the summer. You do still sweat, after all, unlike your cacti cousins.
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A mohawk though sounds like a lot of effort to maintain, and I don’t do things halfway.
Also the sweating. Very inconvenient. I suppose the cacti will have to act on my behalf in the desert.
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I'm sure they'll be stalwart sentinels for you. They'll report back to you about so much lizard drama.
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All the dropped tail news they can find. I assume that's the lizard equivalent of jaw dropping.
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I mean, jaw dropping doesn't involve losing your jaw most times, but I can see that being a lizard equivalent. Don't know how else they'd show their shock adequately, considering.
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Some do play dead when threatened, so perhaps they could employ that method to surprise.
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Kinda like those goats that faint, only smaller and scaly.
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I was thinking exactly the same thing about the goats.
You know there’s a farm not far that raises them.
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You asking if I wanna go with you to see goats faint?
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Tell you what, if I ever need to steal a goat again and head out that way, we can go together.
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Why did you need to steal a goat before?
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The man who was taking us across the Fold said one was needed. I thought it would be to distract a Volcra should we get attacked, but it ended up being a therapy goat during the trip. Jesper was quite sad to say goodbye at the end. It's still alive to my knowledge, or it was when we reached the other side and left it with someone.
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That's an incredibly sweet reason to steal a goat. I'm glad it made it over, and that it has a new life somewhere. Hopefully still alive, and if not that it was for a good reason.
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He was sweet, yeah. Not what first comes to mind as a therapy animal, but I suppose any animal could be one.
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Yeah, not everyone can think outside the 'cats and dogs and bunny rabbits' idea of what a sweet animal could be. Snakes are very sweet, too, for example, but most don't even give 'em a chance.
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Horses are also big therapy animals. Less common but I’ve heard of cows doing it, too.
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I can see both. Any animal, really, so long as it's got the right temperament for it.
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Yeah, to each their own. I'm still not buying Jesper another goat for the house.
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You could always get him a stuffed one.
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I think that would just keep Milo in the forefront of his mind. If I just ignore it I hope he’ll distract himself.
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