Your body is not ruined. You're a goddamn tiger who's earned her stripes.

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Chips is NOT the size of a "domestic kitten", and even if he was, he won't stay that way for very long! While he's incredibly adorable, I sincerely hope they let some professional big cat rescue take care of him and introduce him back into the wild when he's older if possible, but if not then let him live out his life on a big cat reserve. I hope like hell they don't try to make Chips a pet. As much as I love cats of all types and have the land/space for it, I would NEVER try to make a wild big cat into a pet, like I know some of these hillbillies up on this mountain have done. There are rumors of "pet" deer, bear, wolves, AND big cats up in these Appalachian Hills, although I have never seen any and don't know where they live specifically, but a wild animal "pet" that gets loose is a danger to himself and others. WHY can't some people see that?

I'd say she's about the size of a domestic cat, not a domestic kitten. Anyhow, they said in the link it was being handled by a wildlife rescue.

I didn't read the link and am SO GLAD that's the case!

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Chips is NOT the size of a "domestic kitten", and even if he was, he won't stay that way for very long! While he's incredibly adorable, I sincerely hope they let some professional big cat rescue take care of him and introduce him back into the wild when he's older if possible, but if not then let him live out his life on a big cat reserve. I hope like hell they don't try to make Chips a pet. As much as I love cats of all types and have the land/space for it, I would NEVER try to make a wild big cat into a pet, like I know some of these hillbillies up on this mountain have done. There are rumors of "pet" deer, bear, wolves, AND big cats up in these Appalachian Hills, although I have never seen any and don't know where they live specifically, but a wild animal "pet" that gets loose is a danger to himself and others. WHY can't some people see that?

Chips is at a rescue center in Tahoe. The plan is to release him in the wild next spring when he's about 8 months.
And his stripes are far more pleasent to look at than moo belly

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Chips is beautiful.

Bobcats are really cool. I grew up in the woods of western New Jersey and we had a couple that lived on our property. They were gorgeous and rather shy, and stayed well away from any of us,but every once in a while you might get lucky and see one lounging in a tree nearby.

OMFG! Kim

I've seen plenty of men naked, I honestly can't say I've seen many females naked. Maybe at a health club. I think I was at some clothing optional beach once - evidently it inspired few memories.

And as far as any friends or acquaintances - sure I'd trade clothes with some school friends as a teen, and maybe stay with or have people stay with me - but the most exposed I saw would be underwear. Or PJs, you get the idea. Or of course swim suits / bikinis at the beach.

Speaking of which, and various wild creatures, an idea came to me to warn Holiday Travelers of some serious hazards!
And just in time for Labor Day! Be careful where you go on Da Famblee Vacation!

Naked people at the beach made me think of IL State Beach. You can Google that if you feel like it. This is near the WI / IL state line and is polluted with asbestos (among other things). NOT really where you want to be rolling around naked. Don't let that pretty white sand fool you.

You should probably just stay out of IL entirely.

WI is full of maniacs. Ed Gein. Jeffrey Dahmer. Paul Ryan. Don't go there.

I can't see any reason why anyone would go to Indiana - but just incase you get the burning urge to do so - you probably shouldn't. The shore is mostly industrial and heavily polluted. Don't go there. Yes, there are some good spots to pick up Sailors, but - you probably don't need to be doing that on the Famblee Holiday.

And speaking of critters - Michigan is OVER RUN with Wolverines! Seriously. They're everywhere. You can't turn a corner without coming upon a Wolverine. Who might chew your face off. They're absolutely everywhere. Like Raccoons or Mosquitos. To be on the safe side - you should just stay out of MI entirely.

Canada is the same way. And they have Giant Wolverines. And Killer Moose. You should avoid Canada entirely, also.

Here's some cute Wombats for you ~
http://www.buzzfeed.com/francescawade/utterly-adorable-pictures-to-convince-you-that-wom
(you can C&P, I can't get it in as a link, i are a moron.)

I am not familiar with the fauna of OZ but I do believe these animals might actually be dangerous savages so you should probably avoid OZ altogether, too. It's full of "Drop Bears" also.

Keep your Famblee SAFE!

I....I had no idea what a baby did to a woman. I am adopted. Mom wore a size 4 Chanel suit to pick me up. I just never got around to it....I was having too much fun dating in my 20s, then I got married. If dh had insisted..... (shudder)....fortunately he didn't really care one way or the other. Then sil had a baby and ended up with the worst stretch marks imaginable. I could only stare in horror. She lost all the baby weight and was back in her college jeans and wore a pair of shorts at the pool but you could still see the stretch marks. That did it. I got some dogs.

She will be receiving a pretty large inheritance soon and is planning to get a tummy tuck but unfortunately her father died an awful death and the antidepressants put a lot of weight on.

Thank God for Shape Of A Mother.

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Chips is NOT the size of a "domestic kitten", and even if he was, he won't stay that way for very long! While he's incredibly adorable, I sincerely hope they let some professional big cat rescue take care of him and introduce him back into the wild when he's older if possible, but if not then let him live out his life on a big cat reserve. I hope like hell they don't try to make Chips a pet. As much as I love cats of all types and have the land/space for it, I would NEVER try to make a wild big cat into a pet, like I know some of these hillbillies up on this mountain have done. There are rumors of "pet" deer, bear, wolves, AND big cats up in these Appalachian Hills, although I have never seen any and don't know where they live specifically, but a wild animal "pet" that gets loose is a danger to himself and others. WHY can't some people see that?

Chips is at a rescue center in Tahoe. The plan is to release him in the wild next spring when he's about 8 months.
And his stripes are far more pleasent to look at than moo belly

I'd rather look at the stripes on a Tiger Shark, up close, than the tiger stripes on a Moo cow.

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I don't hate your kids, I HATE YOU!

A moo belly or a picture of Mars river valley. You decide.

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A moo belly or a picture of Mars river valley. You decide.

Moo belly. Mars is far too beautiful to look like that. One is a round astronomical body carved by wind and sand into beautiful shapes. The other is a stupid moron who made a stupid choice and thinks the rest of us are stupid enough to revolve around her.

And the Moos are about as big as Mars before and after they shit out a loaf...

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Chips is beautiful.

Bobcats are really cool. I grew up in the woods of western New Jersey and we had a couple that lived on our property. They were gorgeous and rather shy, and stayed well away from any of us,but every once in a while you might get lucky and see one lounging in a tree nearby.

where at? near montclair?

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Chips is beautiful.

Bobcats are really cool. I grew up in the woods of western New Jersey and we had a couple that lived on our property. They were gorgeous and rather shy, and stayed well away from any of us,but every once in a while you might get lucky and see one lounging in a tree nearby.

where at? near montclair?

Nope, about 45 minutes from The Pennsylvania border,close to Easton.