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RT @MarginalS3rd
The Muslim Mayor of our Hindu majority city did a well-publicised event at St. Paul's Cathedral last year on Christmas.

However imperfect it is, it is both sad and scary to think things might be very different same time next year.

@mur2501 My cat is now behind the sofa.
He wasn't before I played this.

RT @ndtv
Delhi: Khalsa Aid has set up Kisan Mall at Tikri border to provide items of daily use for free to farmers. "We distribute tokens to farmers with which they can procure items from here," says Guru Charan, store manager. (ANI)

:blobstop: ATTENTION FEDIVERSE :blobcatstop:

Play this on full volume and tell me the reaction of your cat (or maybe film the reaction :blobcatblep: )
:blobcatsuit:

@trinsec lightly is a bit of a loaded term... they skipped studies that often catch complications that would have resulted in many perminantly injured or dead, we have those safety measures in place for a reason.

We aso know fromt he past that when we start skipping steps on vaccines, people die, lots of them... we might get lucky here sure, but it is wreckless and stupid and the result of fear mongering that has been amplified throughout the course of the virus (not to say it isnt a serious virus, but it has been used as a point of fear regardless).

ADE is by far the biggest risk factor and the one most scientists keep warning us about and have continually asked the FDE to not skip safety steps for fear of ADE.. ADE is most often detected from the long term studies and if it does crop up can turn a vaccine that appears safe in short term studies into a mass-killer long term.

ADE is a documented effect (and the reason for several vaccines to be rejected) whereby a vaccine causes immunity in the short term but causes an amplified effect in long-term exposure so that people exposed to the virus 9 months, a year, or sometimes more into the future wind up have extremely severe reactions to the virus (often leading to death).

There is nothing the FDA could do to avoid this other than the proper long term studies... there is no replacement or way to speed up proper drug safety, especially not with vaccines.

Cleaning one pigeon's poop was hard. But cleaning two pigeon's poop.

I let you guess. 😭

Not to mention they make a mess when they play together or when they eat together. Grains, grains everywhere. 🥴

And you know your pigeon chose you when you come back from work and he lands on your head. That's the sign they love you and are happy to see you.

Or when they wait you on the table as soon as they see you and start cooing and turning around themselves. That's true love. And the feeling of being loved by your little rescued Pipi, it has no price. 😭

But despite their attitude and the work they give me, I still love them endlessly. ❤️

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I might end up buying pigeons diapers or make a cage for them so they can poop in it, but I'm afraid they're too used to their freedom in the flat. And I don't want to take this away from them. 😭

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My landlord came the other day to check on some technical problems in the flat and they've obviously seen the poop that were left at some points here and there.

And I can't just tell them "oh, you know I have chronique fatigue and depression so sometimes it feels very overwhelming to clean my flat" because they wouldn't understand and I don't have the energy to bear their misunderstanding.

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