How to properly take a cat outdoors: on a leash
Leonard is a retired mouser, aka he used to be a working farm cat who used to be used for the purpose of hunting down barn mice and rats. He was retired and given to me when I moved out to the city to keep my apartment rat and mouse free and i take him on enrichment walks in his little fluorescent vest and leash! I plan on also getting him a little baby Bjorn at some point albeit he is 22 lbs (about 10kg) so that may be hard. I used to be very pro outdoor cat but not so much now. Leonard lived a hard and dangerous life and was not good for the wildlife. He and all other animals deserve safety and proper conservation and care :) for advice of humane and safe mouse and rat population control that doesnt necessitate outdoor barn cats, dm me!
Here's another pic of him watching me write slow burn fanfic.
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The brainrot is brainrotting 🤕
Smiling Critters infection/apocalypse AU I don’t actually have a name for yet because I haven’t thought that far. I just thought I’d draw what I had in mind before it disappeared never to be seen again… 🕊️
The general premise is that after the outbreak, the SC formed their own survival group based in DogDay’s house and were doing well for themselves until CatNap suddenly got infected. Now it’s a mix of apocalypse survival and trying to find a cure + interpersonal drama because of course
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Strangely when I think of Durge as the head of the temple I'm seeing less murder time and more paperwork and management. It's an active temple and a "legal" religion, which means its got tithes and taxes and responsibilities to the government and thus has finances and shit that needs managing. Also they need to network: Bhaalists are tasked with infiltrating the halls of power, and there are the faith's sponsors amongst the wealthy and the nobility, who attend the red rooms and hire their assassins. You need to keep on top of the magistrates and law makers and who to bribe and so forth... and the prison times for members of the faith who get caught...
Bhaal is, after all, lawful evil and so is his church. Edit: except apparently 5e has been pointlessly changing things and puts him as neutral - in every other edition he's lawful and that doesn't change that temples have paperwork and taxes to do.
Everyone thinks its daggers in the dark and ominous chanting and black robes but it's actually late nights with a tankard of kaeth getting eye strain, wishing Bhaal would bestow his gift upon you so that you could escape the hell that is life: The certainties of life are death and taxes but gods, when will the Lord of Murder finally give you the first one?
And Orin keeps stealing your blacksticks, inks and quills and they always turn up in corpses found by the city watch a week later.
I mean you can delegate, I suppose. I wouldn't trust Sceleritas to do it, personally, after that "washing the dishes means smashing them into shards and sprinkling them in people's beds" thing. I would love to read that petition he sent in seeking to get the temple recognised as a heritage site.
Orin? I already fully supported Orin's murder attempt, but if they made her do their paperwork for them then honestly I think she deserved to win the entire game.
And none of it is anywhere near as bad as the paperwork and ridiculous levels of legislation that I'm sure Gortash gets working for Bane.
Wherever the hell that temple/shrine is.
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