Happy Birthday to me! :D I'm hoping 45 is easier to remember - I had a heck of a time remembering that I was 44 all year, and 43 was even worse
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!!! <3333333333333333333333 Now you're a 45 degree angle! \o/ Oh busies! Yay for cake! Miraculous pants! Neicelet! Spider! :DDD Aww, sick groundhog. u.u Raccoons! Huh. I wouldn't have thought ringworm would be that symmetrical either. Uhhh feet and ears? Demodex? Dermatology is a whole huge thing, and I'm sure there are other possibilities, but that's the first thing that comes to my mind. But I don't know if coons get that like dogs do... o.o
The word 'possibilities' has waaaaaaay more 'i's in it than one would think. O.o
Yay garage door opener! Yeah those are srs bsns. ::nods::
GLAD YOU HAD GOOD DAY !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! <333333333333333333333333333333333333333333
Prowl was behind her, waiting. Very correct, very polite. Optics very bright. The singing one, with a voice to shatter sparks. Obsidian rustled on her shoulder. She cocked a glance at him. Her small consort was more active, more distinct, than he’d been for vorns.
“General,” Prowl said.
“Sunkiller,” Strika said.
Before he could loop, Thundercracker sank claws into Prowl’s waist. You do not bleed in her presence, he tight-beamed, the transmission like a whip-crack, distracting Prowl’s mind enough to derail the loop. Prowl replied with a first-order glyph of gratitude/understanding/affection
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Yeah, Prowl doesn't like that nickname. u.u;;; TC's been around other peeps with robot!PTSD in general, and Prowl in particular, to know how to help, even though it can look a bit rough.
Heee!
XD That Drift. Total goofball.
Strika is big! Tall as Elita - around 30+ feet - and noticeably more massive. Tankformer. Drift is ~15 feet tall counting helm finials and on the tips of his toes... ;D
Happy birthday! And oy, I hear you about the garage door--I replaced mine (or rather, paid someone to do it) this past spring and what a huge difference!
When I got Biki (my old lady cat) she had ringworm. You might try an antifungal cream, just to find out? Standard Lotrimin works, I think.
Hello! :D *glomps* And thank you! Yeah, my garage door spring broke a few months ago, so I couldn't even open the door at all - not a super big deal in the summer, but it'll be so nice to be able to park car inside in the winter and not have to scrape snow and frost every morning.
I may end up trying that - just took another look, and one has a new bumpy bare spot starting under her eye, looks pretty ringwormy to me. The problem is that these two are older babies, and very suspicious and bitey ones to boot, so getting any topical treatments where they need to go is going to be a challenge. I've been gradually getting their trust via bottle feedings, but all that's out the window the first time I have to restrain them and do scary things like touch their ears! It's tough being a raccoon, lol.
Happy Birthdayrose0marySeptember 9 2016, 00:16:49 UTC
Have a wild a crazy year (congrats on surviving this one!)
Ringworm and other parasites/insect pests (like ticks) NOT FUN!
Sick groundhog sounds like s/he is trying to move about and get well on own (even if not cooperating so pests can be removed). Poor raccoons.
Glad to hear the tradition of passing-stuff on is still alive and well (family does not like halloween spiders, so having them elsewhere is always a plus).
New Garage door opener - YES. A working GDO! (sorry, for obscure Stargate reference, I just had to).
Re: Happy BirthdayplayswithwormsSeptember 9 2016, 01:35:22 UTC
Thank you!
Ticks and ringworm, definitely not fun - hazard of the trade, though. I think I managed to get the last of the ticks off the groundhog today, anyway - discovered she's actually very cooperative as long as she's got a carrot to munch!
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Oh busies! Yay for cake! Miraculous pants! Neicelet! Spider! :DDD
Aww, sick groundhog. u.u
Raccoons! Huh. I wouldn't have thought ringworm would be that symmetrical either. Uhhh feet and ears? Demodex? Dermatology is a whole huge thing, and I'm sure there are other possibilities, but that's the first thing that comes to my mind. But I don't know if coons get that like dogs do... o.o
The word 'possibilities' has waaaaaaay more 'i's in it than one would think. O.o
Yay garage door opener! Yeah those are srs bsns. ::nods::
GLAD YOU HAD GOOD DAY !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Oh good, the ivermectin should kick it if it's mites. ::nodnod::
Oooh, garage door workings! Never know when that might come in handy!
::sideeyes:: Maaaaaaayyyyyyyyyyyybe....... <3
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“General,” Prowl said.
“Sunkiller,” Strika said.
Before he could loop, Thundercracker sank claws into Prowl’s waist. You do not bleed in her presence, he tight-beamed, the transmission like a whip-crack, distracting Prowl’s mind enough to derail the loop. Prowl replied with a first-order glyph of gratitude/understanding/affection ( ... )
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Sunkiller, oh geez, poor Prowl. TC seemed a little harsh there, but was just the right medicine looks like.
Prowl's TOTALLY an ex-Decepticon collector! *cackles with Sam*
Drift XDDDDDDDDDDDD *sporfle*
Wow, how big is Strika, if she's picking up Drift by his helm? I'm not super familiar with her character.
Oh, she thought. Oh no. DOOMED!! Mt. Doom DOOMED! Give it up and join the snuggle pile :DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD
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Yeah, Prowl doesn't like that nickname. u.u;;; TC's been around other peeps with robot!PTSD in general, and Prowl in particular, to know how to help, even though it can look a bit rough.
Heee!
XD That Drift. Total goofball.
Strika is big! Tall as Elita - around 30+ feet - and noticeably more massive. Tankformer. Drift is ~15 feet tall counting helm finials and on the tips of his toes... ;D
MT DOOM DOOMED!!! Yep. ;DDD
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When I got Biki (my old lady cat) she had ringworm. You might try an antifungal cream, just to find out? Standard Lotrimin works, I think.
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I may end up trying that - just took another look, and one has a new bumpy bare spot starting under her eye, looks pretty ringwormy to me. The problem is that these two are older babies, and very suspicious and bitey ones to boot, so getting any topical treatments where they need to go is going to be a challenge. I've been gradually getting their trust via bottle feedings, but all that's out the window the first time I have to restrain them and do scary things like touch their ears! It's tough being a raccoon, lol.
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Ringworm and other parasites/insect pests (like ticks) NOT FUN!
Sick groundhog sounds like s/he is trying to move about and get well on own (even if not cooperating so pests can be removed). Poor raccoons.
Glad to hear the tradition of passing-stuff on is still alive and well (family does not like halloween spiders, so having them elsewhere is always a plus).
New Garage door opener - YES. A working GDO!
(sorry, for obscure Stargate reference, I just had to).
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Ticks and ringworm, definitely not fun - hazard of the trade, though. I think I managed to get the last of the ticks off the groundhog today, anyway - discovered she's actually very cooperative as long as she's got a carrot to munch!
Ha ha! Obscure Stargate reference ftw!
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