“Oh you’re White? Envision an Ocean spray can of cranberry sauce opening by itself and the insides levitating, spinning and jiggling before returning safely to its nest, right now.”
>Selected a coin (did Litecoin for this one)
>it asks for my phone number
>enter it on the kiosk
>it sends a code to my phone
>enter said code in kiosk
>Scanned my Litecoin QR code (to receive) where the number pad is
>it accepts
>It asks you to input money (which I did cash)
>Hit complete transaction
>Now I wait up to 30mins to show up in my Exodus wallet
@TactlessWookie@graf@stoner713 Now that I'm home I checked my exodus wallet and saw that it's in there and just scan the qr code on poast to send the litecoin and boom done.
@Tepid_Tapir the way it was described to me is it having a less than 80% chance of recovery so I think it was more involved than just snipping something off but good to know thank you friend
@graf The only simple surgery I have ever witnessed has been feline neuters. Like I said, we've only more recently become well versed in this type of surgery. Post op complications were common, among it being hemorrhage and chronic UTI. Not to mention intraoperative complications. And also, if your cat got stones that were very large, a slightly larger urethra wouldn't necessarily help, it might still be getting blocked.
There is actually a step - by - step on how to do the procedure at dvm360 if you're interested. It does not go over the neuter which would need to be done if the animal wasn't neutered. It is very graphic as it shows pictures of the entire process.
I just dislike the notion that we do sex changes in vet med. I'm not saying your decision was incorrect - even today, this procedure isn't a fix all for stones and still holds potential complications.
@NathanielHigger1488@puppyfleshlight@BadFediPosts is that like one of the zoosadists that write big walls of text about how torturing puppies to death is more ethical than torturing dogs to death because something something
because the "sleeve" and "fleshlight" thing gives me flashbacks to that one KF thread and the way those people talked about the puppies they went through
TL;DR -
>man interrogated for 17h straight to get him to confess he killed his father
>Lied and told him the father was found dead with multiple stab wounds
>included not allowing him to have his medications or go to a hospital
>they brought HIS DOG into the room and told him the dog would have to be euthanized
>They take the man out on a car ride telling him they were going to a hospital; brought him to his home instead and pressured him to say where he killed his father
>later cops found the father was alive and visiting a friend
>never told this to the man, left him in interrogation room where he attempted suicide
>brought him to an asylum, where he still doesn't know that his dog and dad are still alive
>they dropped the dog off at a shelter instead of with family, the shelter was given 0 info but were able to track owner down thanks to the dog being chipped