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A cat recently got adopted from animal control and her name was Lady Chauncey Von Snuffles III. Hahah
 
I had never heard of "WW" until one of the students invited me to play in a WW game. I think WW means "werewolves" or something like that - because the bad guys in the game are called "wolves." They have a lot of special terminology, variables, etc., in the game. Just like me, you could be a WW noob, too!
Wish you were playing this one, Dr. S! ❤
 
So I was watching Life at Vet U and one of student's cats names is Dr. Butterfat. If I met that cat, I would never not say his whole name.

He's a pretty freaking awesome cat. He's always making muffins. He'd come to happy hour every now and then and hang out with the dogs. His mom actually used to be on here before our class started up.
 
A few of my classmates named their anatomy dog Fascia 😛
Ooh, that would've been a good one for my group's anatomy dog. oh that fascia...and so. much. fat. And heartworms!
My catdaver also had unusually large amounts of fat around the pericardium, compared to everyone else's. So interesting how differently things varied between each group's dogs and cats.
 
I've been at my parents' house for two weeks. Tomorrow I go back to my place. I start a new job on Monday so I only have a few days to get some of my projects done.

One project is making a false bottom for my rabbits' litter pan. No more pee feet and no more digging in the bedding. It's been a good decade since I've made a false bottom (4-H rabbits) so hopefully it turns out okay.
 
Does anyone know of a resource like CSU's canine anatomy for equine anatomy?

Edit: disregard, WZ rocks my socks.
 
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We have a 'spectator' chat, and she's killing it!
@cdoconn and @hazelmoo, thanks for your kind words. I think everyone in the Spectator Chat is doing a great job. Ditto for the WW thread. Veterinary medicine looks great - plenty of bright pre-vets/vet students/vets in SDN -- impressive! Lyla is in good hands! 🙂
 
HELP DOES VICTORIAS SECRET NO LONGER MAKE THEIR "MOST-LOVED YOGA PANTS"?!?!?!?!?!?!
I can't find them on their site but can find the leggings, capris, and shorts BUT THATS NOT WHAT I WANTTTTTTTTT
Boooooo. Target has pretty decent yoga pants. Check there?
 
Guys I thought I didn't like living in Georgia, and then yesterday we had a llama running loose down a highway and now I'm thinking maybe its not so bad here.

*He's since been caught by his owner and taken back home.
 
Guys I thought I didn't like living in Georgia, and then yesterday we had a llama running loose down a highway and now I'm thinking maybe its not so bad here.

*He's since been caught by his owner and taken back home.
I'm happy for you, and imma let you finish, but the Arizona Llama Chase of 2015 was the greatest llama chase OF ALL TIME



Meanwhile the Great Llama Race in Knoxville, TN is the greatest annual llama race of all time.

 
I'm happy for you, and imma let you finish, but the Arizona Llama Chase of 2015 was the greatest llama chase OF ALL TIME



Meanwhile the Great Llama Race in Knoxville, TN is the greatest annual llama race of all time.

 
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Boooooo. Target has pretty decent yoga pants. Check there?
My problem is extremely loooong legs. I can't remember how long the long length at target was (used to buy them, so unless they've changed them hopefully they're not too short) but the extra long vs ones were 36" inseam which was a smidge long for me but better than the 34s. #tallpeopleprobs
I'll definitely check them out though! I haven't had them in a while to remember how long they were in comparison. Hopefully the long lengths aren't toooo short! Thank youuu
 
My problem is extremely loooong legs. I can't remember how long the long length at target was (used to buy them, so unless they've changed them hopefully they're not too short) but the extra long vs ones were 36" inseam which was a smidge long for me but better than the 34s. #tallpeopleprobs
I'll definitely check them out though! I haven't had them in a while to remember how long they were in comparison. Hopefully the long lengths aren't toooo short! Thank youuu
Yeah couldn't tell ya about that, as I'm the complete opposite and on the short side, regulars are always waaaaaaytoo long lol. Let's trade!
 
Yeah couldn't tell ya about that, as I'm the complete opposite and on the short side, regulars are always waaaaaaytoo long lol. Let's trade!
I'll give you some of my length and then I'll just be a Long instead of an Extra Long and you can be a regular. When do you want to schedule the surgery?
 
I'll give you some of my length and then I'll just be a Long instead of an Extra Long and you can be a regular. When do you want to schedule the surgery?
😆
 
I'll give you some of my length and then I'll just be a Long instead of an Extra Long and you can be a regular. When do you want to schedule the surgery?

When I opened this thread I wasn't sure what type of discussion I had stumbled onto

My problem is extremely loooong legs.

Not seeing a problem here :naughty:
 
1600 Pennsylvania Street, Bearville. Or you can go visit anywhere on the coast
Also, in case you were unaware, there actually is a thing called bearville. It's the online build a bear thing (or at least was, I don't know if they still have it but they used to)

Also, I just googled bearville to see if it's still around (I think no?)
BUTTTTTTTTT there's a city in Minnesota called Bearville. Which I believe has worse winters than Michigan, where pants are most DEFINITELY required.
 
Also, in case you were unaware, there actually is a thing called bearville. It's the online build a bear thing (or at least was, I don't know if they still have it but they used to)

Also, I just googled bearville to see if it's still around (I think no?)
BUTTTTTTTTT there's a city in Minnesota called Bearville. Which I believe has worse winters than Michigan, where pants are most DEFINITELY required.

Huh, the more you know. Also, not that bearville though I'm sure you'd like me being that close
 
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