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[Rossana]

This is the story of Luna the panther. If you like her story, you can follow her on YouTube under "Luna the pantera"

 

[Rossana]

This is another one of my favorites.

 

[DailyArtsyCrafter]

Cat hooks.

 

[DailyArtsyCrafter]

This is so funny one of m favorites

 

[DailyArtsyCrafter]

This is my favorite. I posted it to another thread once, but maybe different people will see it this time.

Holding my sides and wiping my eyes...until they started punching the unhoused guy. I remember Crank Yankers but don't know where I used to see them. It's been a long time.

 

[Gem]

Orangutan adopts rescued Dog and .....

 

[KSav]

Unfortunately, Ziggy Stardust Disco Eggs are no longer being served at this restaurant.

I wonder if David Bowie ever had one?

 

[fatboy]

Keto Twins. they are so funny.and lots of car revival videos. also freaking reviews.

 

[KSav]

Awesome (to me as an alum) footage of Missouri beating Oklahoma in overtime yesterday:

It reminds me of Pearl Washington's amazing buzzer beater for SU back in 1984:

 

[Paco Dennis]

 

[hollydolly]

 

[hollydolly]

 

[OldFeller]

Top 15 Movie Soundtrack Final Jeopardies​

 

[KSav]

Wow, @hollydolly, I just came across this video, and funnily enough it was amazingly helpful in my work! I've been working on a series of articles on the psychiatric use of ketamine and psilocybin to help manage various psychiatric disorders, and this video shed a lot of light. For example, one author mentioned psilocybin and psilocin but didn't clarify the difference—probably because the target audience is medical doctors, who already know, but these articles are supposed to be accessible to nonexperts, too.

Also I've always wondered about meth and why it is so addictive. This explained it.

I didn't look carefully enough at the screenshot and thus did not realize it would segue directly into a description of the effects of benzos, and after hearing that description I am fighting back tears. I'm thinking of sharing that link with my daughters to help explain to them. Even though one is an addiction counselor and the other a nurse, and thus they've been educated on drugs, I think this layperson-oriented description is extremely helpful.

Anyway, thanks for posting that. Who knew you'd end up helping with my current workload.

 

[hollydolly]

Wow, @hollydolly, I just came across this video, and funnily enough it was amazingly helpful in my work! I've been working on a series of articles on the psychiatric use of ketamine and psilocybin to help manage various psychiatric disorders, and this video shed a lot of light. For example, one author mentioned psilocybin and psilocin but didn't clarify the difference—probably because the target audience is medical doctors, who already know, but these articles are supposed to be accessible to nonexperts, too.

Also I've always wondered about meth and why it is so addictive. This explained it.

I didn't look carefully enough at the screenshot and thus did not realize it would segue directly into a description of the effects of benzos, and after hearing that description I am fighting back tears. I'm thinking of sharing that link with my daughters to help explain to them. Even though one is an addiction counselor and the other a nurse, and thus they've been educated on drugs, I think this layperson-oriented description is extremely helpful.

Anyway, thanks for posting that. Who knew you'd end up helping with my current workload.

awwww.. thank you for letting me know it was such a big help to you.... I'm very happy that I've been useful for something .....