
Kitty Fairycat
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cats & creativity

Kitty Fairycat · commented on 3 posts
about 1 month ago

I'm German and my grandma was born in Russia in 1921 and whenever I told this to russian people I met at work they were very happy and asked me about it or gave me russian food.

It's always important to listen to people who have advanced senses!

Kitty Fairycat · upvoted 3 items
about 1 month ago

Why would you turn on the oven with something plastic inside in the first place? Why would you PUT something plastic in the oven in the even firster (lol) place?

I don't put my iron down on hard surfaces in the first place! That doesn't look like an ironing board.

Kitty Fairycat · commented on 2 posts
2 months ago

Kitty Fairycat · upvoted an item
3 months ago

I know it’s odd but want.

Kitty Fairycat · upvoted 25 items
3 months ago

A lot of breeds are banned in UK or going to be banned. Between them short snouts, short legs, fighting dogs, etc. They're talking about 67 breeds.

I fail to see how these smooshed up faces and raspy breathing can be appealing to anyone

Kitty Fairycat · commented on a post
3 months ago

Thats even more disturbing than the spider!

Kitty Fairycat · upvoted 2 items
5 months ago

could be, but to me it looks more like ren fair makeup--and I've seen people do some amazing makeup for those festivals! Background could be digital or photo studio; could also be outside. just another pov

It's so thin and flimsy, it looks like a theatre prop

Kitty Fairycat · commented on a post
5 months ago

Elster. They are intelligent and love to collect shiny things, but they never attack people.

Kitty Fairycat · upvoted 2 items
5 months ago

No, it is not. Gone from looking like a regular guy I'd probably like to have a beer with to an intimidating thug.

The title of this article should be "Conform! Conform! Only conformity is acceptable!". Coachella has always been about pushing the boundaries of fashion and being inventive with looks. When I was growing up we were promised a future with fun, colourful, inventive clothes, and yet on the street it's a sea of muddy, boring, cheap polyester churned out of a factory in China or Bangladesh and destined for the scrapheap after a handful of wears.

