It would most likely keep fleas off whether in human or animal form. But size of the transformation might matter -- a small mouse ain't gonna be able to hang on to the collar and a baby donkey-dragon would probably break the collar.
Wait why are we liking it
AhhBecause its a wild ride from start to finish and actually well written. I definitely pictured that going down in BSB.
INCREDIBLEBecause its a wild ride from start to finish and actually well written. I definitely pictured that going down in BSB.
Me too, kitties. Me too.
This post is actually part of pre-allo legend haha
Wait the link is missing from your original post?!
Original post just click the blue arrow in the quote to go to the whole thing
I was wondering why I woke up to an insane number of notifications that didn’t actually exist. Am now sad I missed it </3
They weren't very exciting, sadly
Good. At least I didn’t miss anything good
10000000% recommend getting AppleCare if you didn’t.
What issues were you having with the galaxies? I've only ever had galaxies myself and I'm curious about your thoughts since I've been on and off about switching to an iPhone for the past year or so
All you need is a million dollars, that's what it took the FBI to get one of the San Bernardino shooters phones open.Random morbid input on apple products: if there's anything you think your family/the police will need from your device in the event of an accident or death, keep your password somewhere they can find it. My sister had exclusively apple products and we are still trying to get into them cause the police cannot break into apple products.
We're hoping a death certificate will suffice, though I will feel bad for the poor employee that gets to deal with us this weekend.
I would think for sure theres definitely ramifications because its basically like breaking HIPAA. As far for if the vet didnt know about it I would say less likely accountable. Definitely termination I would think for whoever did post it and the clinic I would think is liable to some extent if they dont have a policy about social media postings. However our school is very strict about social media posting. IMO overall it's a bad idea.
They eventually took down the photo, so it isn't there anymore.
I generally dislike the fact that so many of these pages accept/post images from vet teams the way they do. It breeds distrust of vet clinics, judgment against those we are here to help, etc. I can get behind 'Look at this cat that survived an accidental knife to the skull, here are the rads, here's how we treated!' (especially when owner permission is posted), but I can't stand the owner bashing posts. If I were a pet owner aware of the chance that my animal in bad shape could get posted to FB so I could be mocked for waiting too long to get a dental, I might just avoid getting the dental at all. Sort of like how overweight individuals are at risk of being mocked on social media when they go to a gym, so some choose not to go.
While there isn't a HIPAA for veterinary medicine, many individual practice acts have privacy stipulations related to medical records and veterinarians can get in big trouble for violations. I'm not sure how it works if staff is responsible for violations (probably varies by state) but a big deal nonetheless. The AVMA has a decent (if brief) review of some laws in different states here.
This is a general texting thing. Between iPhones, it’s sent a different way and goes through the Apple servers over internet vs regular cell towers so the files can be larger, but SMS/MMS to/from a non-iPhone they have to compress and degrade the video to be able to send it because of size limits. I experience that a LOT when sending stuff to either of my siblings because they don’t have iPhones (and my parents STILL don’t understand that they can’t send videos to my siblings and still have us actually see what’s even in them.....)
Oh I totally agree. Almost everyone I communicate with is an iPhone user too, except for my two siblings. I was just saying it wasn’t specifically your phone doing that, it’s each carrier putting restrictions on how big files can be
I know you've already switched phones so it doesn't matter now but just in case anyone else is having the same issues and doesn't want to switch, if you send videos over something like Facebook messenger or Snapchat it solves the compression problem, as long as the video isn't too long for them to handle.
maybe I don't send enough videos to notice
Maybe! Or not long enough ones/large enough files. Anything that is longer than maybe 10 seconds is going to get majorly compressed if it is sent over MMS. When videos are sent between iPhones they are sent over iMessage, which keeps it on Apple's servers, which allow for much larger files sizes than MMS, so it doesn't need to be compressed. Things like Snapchat and Facebook messenger have their own file size limits but also tend to be higher than MMS.Interesting, I haven't had this issue
It’s like there’s an echo here
Oops. I somehow missed your postIt’s like there’s an echo here
Hahaha I figured I just thought it was funnyOops. I somehow missed your post
Disclaimer: I never did match ****.
