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Rystren

Rystren

Call me FLUuFFFFEH || The Original Floater
pippi said:
oh ouch :( hope you're better from that
The dentist is always scary, but that is just traumatizing
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Its good now (thank god). It just baffled me that it was supposed to be a routine cleaning
 
dogryme6

dogryme6

Duality Fluff Dragon
Ya wanna know what kinda annoys me?
When people post pictures on these forums from Wordpress or Photobucket, and I can't see them because I'm "not allowed to" apparently. What's up with that?
 
dogryme6

dogryme6

Duality Fluff Dragon
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Massan Otter

Guest
Was woken just after 4am by amorous foxes outside. I'm on a suburban street on the southern edge of Edinburgh - we get a lot of them, and they're just starting up at this time of year. They make some crazy noises, tonight's was a kind of staccato yelp/chirp and only a few of the usual barks. I had to giggle when I realised they really do go "yiff"!
 
Black Burn

Black Burn

Well-Known Gopnik
Massan Otter said:
Was woken just after 4am by amorous foxes outside. I'm on a suburban street on the southern edge of Edinburgh - we get a lot of them, and they're just starting up at this time of year. They make some crazy noises, tonight's was a kind of staccato yelp/chirp and only a few of the usual barks. I had to giggle when I realised they really do go "yiff"!
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Get your camera!!
 
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backpawscratcher

Guest
Massan Otter said:
Was woken just after 4am by amorous foxes outside. I'm on a suburban street on the southern edge of Edinburgh - we get a lot of them, and they're just starting up at this time of year. They make some crazy noises, tonight's was a kind of staccato yelp/chirp and only a few of the usual barks. I had to giggle when I realised they really do go "yiff"!
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We had a family of “Urbans” living behind a row of garages across the road from us when I lived in Blackheath, South London (big leafy area with lots of Georgian houses. Being from Edinburgh you’d probably love it). The 3am love-machine sessions weren’t too bad, but I could have done without the piercing overnight is-someone-being-murdered screeches :)
 
SashaBengal

SashaBengal

Lurking Tigress
connortheskunk said:
*logs into FA after being away all weekend*
72 S 18 J

*logs into FAF*
14 Notifications
20 New pages of Open Chat

*looks at clock... 11:31, need to be awake tomorrow at 7:30*

I'm sorry open chat, you will have to wait. :(
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23 new pages... 3:20 AM, waking up around 7:30/8:00
That's a NOPE
*skips ahead to last page*
 
MetroFox2

MetroFox2

Resident Stone Age Fox
backpawscratcher said:
We had a family of “Urbans” living behind a row of garages across the road from us when I lived in Blackheath, South London (big leafy area with lots of Georgian houses. Being from Edinburgh you’d probably love it). The 3am love-machine sessions weren’t too bad, but I could have done without the piercing overnight is-someone-being-murdered screeches :)
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So many animals live on the railways behind my house, foxes, badgers, squirrels, stray cats. There's one fox that seems to have taken a liking to me after I started leaving food out, seen him a couple of times in the garden, he likes to wait on top of the neighbors shed when I'm away and haven't left food out. They're quiet enough, the trains and the engineering works are louder. It's probably quite nice for them, lots of houses, loads of foliage by the tracks, and nobody goes down there.

Also, don't panic, I've never seen anything other than birds and stupid hoomans get hit by trains near where I live, they probably know the timetable better than I do.
 
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