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  • 16yo car, looks like shit because of a wrap that should’ve been taken off ages ago, scratches, curbrash etc. Got people asking me to sell it to them, leaving me notes behind the wipers, even freaking couriers asking while delivering a package. I could get like $3k more than what I paid for it.

    You just gotta buy a roughly sports-car-ish cult classic / a car everyone wanted but is affordable now, and keep it when people want to buy cars (i.e. after covid). Shame, cause I promised myself / the car that it dies with me, either wrapped around a tree, or in a junkyard when its engine blows / it isn’t worth it to replace the broken parts.



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    Useless suggestion

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    Even more useless suggestion that requires you to launch a command prompt

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    If that doesn’t help, download our totally-not-a-virus.exe to prevent crashes in OTHER GAME YOU WEREN’T GOOGLING"







  • Depends on the cat and how it has been trained and if they like belly rubs. Some of them simply don’t like it. Mine for instance shows me the belly all the time, and it isn’t a trap. I will at most get a lovebite and then he starts licking my hand. While I still pet him.


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    It’s simple overstimulation and all cats do it. You can’t give them a shitload of stimuli or they’ll start losing their mind - biting, scratching, flailing. Then they’ll usually move away to chill out so they don’t get stimulated further. Imagine being ticklish and getting tickled by some a-hole for way longer than it’s funny. Yours was just trusting enough to sit in your lap after. The head pressing is normal too, cats feel safer when they are held tightly / pushing on something. Google “squish that cat” - it’s a 7 minute video on how to handle a cat. My cat does the head push when he had a bad day too.