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@mushroom_soup

"Aloe plants are only poisonous to cats if they chew on or eat bits of them. The latex in the leaves can make your cat sick with diarrhea, vomiting, and lethargy, but cats seldom eat enough of the plant to cause more severe symptoms."

"One of the struggles of owning pets and plants is creating a space that's safe for both. Fortunately, most succulents are completely harmless to animals. Additionally, most animals instinctively avoid eating succulents. They just don't smell or taste very appetizing."

@gpowerf

The internet was moreso a frontier, than a playground.

Now, it's a chaotic void that mindlessly consumes everything without any conceivable boundaries.

@mushroom_soup

Choosing plants over pets _can_ have some upsides. For one, they don't complain about fireworks. Two, they don't complain if you're too rough with them. Three, they're more photogenic than animate creatures.

@garyackerman

Those who cannot learn on their own, reach for education. Those who go to school, go acknowledging they do not know everything.

Education is a resource, not a tool.

Learning is a method, not a tool.

Minds are tools. Information is a tool.

Educators are brokers of resources. Sometimes your corner dealer gives you shotty quality.

@gpowerf

I'd rather buy a nerf gun and modify it. I've heard people modify darts to have thumb tacks at the tips of them. I assume the tacos are for them to stick to surfaces. But, I suppose there is an overabundance of stupid people shooting each other with explosives 'for fun', thumb tacks would be safer...

@gpowerf

Outwards appearance?

Not sure. Buying a particular classic like that requires commitment on more than just babying it mechanically and cosmetically.

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