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  • Poopfeast420

    Yeah Oliver was basically hiding 24/7 until we got Teddy and then things were normal

    Teddy is just a good comforting friend

    This is starting to make sense to me

    He provides the calm that Oliver was lacking

  • Bruuiisees

    I think I'm trying to express like a larger idea about how lifestyles are taught/inherited and how it's a difficult cycle to break out of especially with more difficult circumstances

    Not just like saying jobs are hard

    Oh yea generational cycles are difficult to break but certainly possible. Requires some psychological reframing of the mindset

    Some employers like Starbucks will help pay for college tuition if that’s the route you’re interested in going

  • This cat YouTube channel earns 25k a month

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    Poopfeast420

    You can also work with/rescue cats and gather a social media following which can earn you a lot of money if you’re creative enough and the cats are popular

    Hmm

    It would have to be tasteful

    The cats would have to be not disturbed by it. Using them for unnatural content is a little mean

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    Spice Bones

    it was effective at its job to restore michaels image in the public and make him beloved again. i didnt know Ben came after Off The Wall tho 🤣🤣🤣

    Sequel gon be a downer

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    Kdogone

    Sequel gon be a downer

    as f***

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    Spice Bones

    as f***

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    Still Brazy

    havent u heard? Spice Bones.

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    Spice Bones

    as f***

    We in for Remember The Time and Smooth Criminal scenes regardless

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    goodmorning

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    Kdogone

    We in for Remember The Time and Smooth Criminal scenes regardless

    bro united the bloods and crips

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    Bruuiisees

    Hmm

    It would have to be tasteful

    The cats would have to be not disturbed by it. Using them for unnatural content is a little mean

    I think if you could like viralize shelter cats, people would line out the door to adopt them. So it’s probably for the greater good either way

  • Spice Bones

    bro united the bloods and crips

  • Spice Bones

    havent u heard? Spice Bones.

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    Poopfeast420

    I think if you could like viralize shelter cats, people would line out the door to adopt them. So it’s probably for the greater good either way

    Probably but I would feel a bit guilty annoying them

    Like sue doesn't prefer shenanigans and cameras and being the center of crazy attention, and I can see her get frustrated by it

    So I wouldn't want to annoy the cats

  • Bruuiisees

    Probably but I would feel a bit guilty annoying them

    Like sue doesn't prefer shenanigans and cameras and being the center of crazy attention, and I can see her get frustrated by it

    So I wouldn't want to annoy the cats

    Sue might get jealous too if you’re turning street cats into stars

  • Eggy farts state of mind

  • Kdogone
    https://twitter.com/HaterReport/status/2071618758783774918

    @Camille

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    Bored

  • americana

    Bored

    start a argument

  • dawn 😹
    Still Brazy

    Good rebrand

  • dawn 😹
    BIG drugs r bad

    hope thread is happy today!

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    americana

    Bored

    Pick this apart

    A Private-Sector Approach to Housing

    Large-scale private investment could be used to address homelessness by purchasing underused land, parking lots, and vacant properties and converting them into long-term affordable housing.

    The goal would not simply be to provide a room, but to build functioning communities with security, maintenance, mental health and addiction services, job training, and pathways to employment. Residents would have access to support without the state simply deciding where they should go or what should happen to them.

    This investment would also create jobs in construction, maintenance, security, property management, healthcare, and other support services while making communities safer, cleaner, and more economically productive.

    The broader model would combine private enterprise, market mechanisms, and social investment to create housing that remains affordable and useful for generations.