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kruspersille wrote:
sure

kruspersille wrote:
36000...........

Saintal wrote:
i want that kind of thing that is like, a hanger but connected to other wooden sticks and is made to be built kind of like a human torso what is the word for that

Nesta wrote:
okay so I was outside petting my bunny while he was chewing at his own inngjering bc it is wood some places.. and last week I bought new bunny stuff, and it cost like maybe 1K a year. My mom has been considering getting a dog lately. -backstory end-

while I sat there, I realized that my bunny - which I love and adore greatly - only cost me 500nok. A dog cost a lot more. And to maintain my bunny I need about 1K a year, which may be like maybe 10K in total, depending on how long your bunny lives.  And if you buy a dog, it's like 10-20K?? as a startup prize. So the cost of my bunnys whole life span is the same as the cost of a dog without everything it needs to live.   But he gives just as muchhh lovve, btw <3 

yes that was it. curiosity that I actually had time for a coherent thought.

Nesta wrote:
okay so I was outside petting my bunny while he was chewing at his own inngjering bc it is wood some places.. and last week I bought new bunny stuff, and it cost like maybe 1K a year. My mom has been considering getting a dog lately. -backstory end-

while I sat there, I realized that my bunny - which I love and adore greatly - only cost me 500nok. A dog cost a lot more. And to maintain my bunny I need about 1K a year, which may be like maybe 10K in total, depending on how long your bunny lives.  And if you buy a dog, it's like 10-20K?? as a startup prize. So the cost of my bunnys whole life span is the same as the cost of a dog without everything it needs to live.   But he gives just as muchhh lovve, btw <3 

yes that was it. curiosity that I actually had time for a coherent thought.

Snusmumrikken wrote:
also dogs are equally annoying to children so if you're getting an economical burden you might as well get one who is actually getting smarter over the years instead of one that just sheds and nags 

Nesta wrote:
excuse me!!!! My bunny is so much smarter than you realize!! 
he can open doors, he knows the pattern he's being fed in, he knows how to act to be avoid being picked up so he can go eat instead ( bc he waits until we walk inside the front door and it closes.) he knows when u r picking greens for him by your movement. he's also the kindest. 


shed and nags = cats

Snusmumrikken wrote:
oh right i didn't know it was that hard to interpret what i was saying but sure assume that i was criticising rabbits lmao.. i've had two in my life but sure i was shitting on rabbits and not kids and dogs simultaneously 

kruspersille wrote:
i always thought these mugs would cost a lot more