Wanted: TET or alive

[The States of Balloon]

If you were part of the internet, what would you be? I would be the FNAF wiki. This is because I know just about everything on the first 2 games.

Just going to post this again because I think it would make a good discussion, but it never took off.

[Furry Alairia and Algeria]

Dogs can give a lot, yes, but there are limits. I wouldn't want a pet instead of human companionship, and certainly not as any kind of substitute.

Unless, of course, the pet was human companionship.
*nods*

Superhuman companionship is what people need.
*nod*

[Toddlrsta]

Yes. Yes. No.

Time to baby proof everything

Says the actual dog-fox thing.

[Dyakovo]

I love like a dog, that says a lot about me.

You like peeing on rugs to find mates and licking people at random?

Who doesn't?

[Furry Alairia and Algeria]

Time to baby proof everything

Says the deer

Fixed.

[Hladgos]

True, there comes a point where only another human can connect. Dogs are more like best friends who live with you, maybe even a sibling.

They become a family member. That may say more about our ability to emotionally invest in other animals than what they give in return, although I do think dogs are capable of a certain level of emotional comprehension.

I think there have been studies pointing towards dogs being able to differentiate between different himan emotions and acting differently. I don't remember where I saw it, but I do remember something like that. Makes sense to me, my dog always pesters me when I don't spend time with my family.

[Furry Alairia and Algeria]

You like peeing on rugs to find mates and licking people at random?

Who doesn't?

Well there's a lot of people over here that would be willing to do that
*nod*

[Hladgos]

You like to use your tongue?

*sniffs Hlad's butt*

Surprisingly, you wouldn't be the first to do that.

[Val Halla]

Bad day. Again. Not surprising really. Getting outta "Health education" though. I suppose that's a plus.

[Dyakovo]

Unless, of course, the pet was human companionship.
*nods*

Pretty sure you're not allowed to keep people as pets, Dya.

"Allowed" pfft
Amateur.

[Lordieth]

They become a family member. That may say more about our ability to emotionally invest in other animals than what they give in return, although I do think dogs are capable of a certain level of emotional comprehension.

I think there have been studies pointing towards dogs being able to differentiate between different himan emotions and acting differently. I don't remember where I saw it, but I do remember something like that. Makes sense to me, my dog always pesters me when I don't spend time with my family.

There have been a few different studies on it. They can pick up on emotional cues, facial expressions, tone of voice, etc. It's very interesting, but as we've selectively bread dogs to be our companions, perhaps not too surprising.

[Bralia]

*sniffs Hlad's butt*

Surprisingly, you wouldn't be the first to do that.

I'm not surprised at all. . How else would people show that they're into you?

[Lordieth]

Pretty sure you're not allowed to keep people as pets, Dya.

"Allowed" pfft
Amateur.

I concede to your expertise in this field, Dya.

[Toddlrsta]

Says the deer

Fixed.

I don't know my animals well, its why they made the spinning wheel thing.

[Bralia]

Bad day. Again. Not surprising really. Getting outta "Health education" though. I suppose that's a plus.

Greetings, future mother of 12.

[Hladgos]

I think there have been studies pointing towards dogs being able to differentiate between different himan emotions and acting differently. I don't remember where I saw it, but I do remember something like that. Makes sense to me, my dog always pesters me when I don't spend time with my family.

There have been a few different studies on it. They can pick up on emotional cues, facial expressions, tone of voice, etc. It's very interesting, but as we've selectively bread dogs to be our companions, perhaps not too surprising.

That'd be a good idea for a novel, talking about how humans bring dogs and cants and such into space with them, relating both of their evolutionary connections. Also, bread dogs?

Surprisingly, you wouldn't be the first to do that.

I'm not surprised at all. . How else would people show that they're into you?

I found an article of clothing that wasn't mine in my backpack once. It was pretty obvious what it meant.

[Val Halla]

Bad day. Again. Not surprising really. Getting outta "Health education" though. I suppose that's a plus.

Greetings, future mother of 12.

Anatomy and responsibility are two things preventing me from getting close.

[Dyakovo]

Fixed.

I don't know my animal well, its why they made the spinning wheel thing.

We must be thinking of different spinning wheel things.... Mine has nothing to do with animals.

[Furry Alairia and Algeria]

Fixed.

I don't know my animals well, its why they made the spinning wheel thing.

What?

[Bralia]

I'm not surprised at all. . How else would people show that they're into you?

I found an article of clothing that wasn't mine in my backpack once. It was pretty obvious what it meant.

Genuine query: People really do that?

[Furry Alairia and Algeria]

I don't know my animal well, its why they made the spinning wheel thing.

We must be thinking of different spinning wheel things.... Mine has nothing to do with animals.

Not even crushing them

[Lordieth]

There have been a few different studies on it. They can pick up on emotional cues, facial expressions, tone of voice, etc. It's very interesting, but as we've selectively bread dogs to be our companions, perhaps not too surprising.

That'd be a good idea for a novel, talking about how humans bring dogs and cants and such into space with them, relating both of their evolutionary connections. Also, bread dogs?

Selective breeding is very interesting. I remember once hearing the argument that domestication is actually an evolutionary strategy of the animal, that takes advantage of our own instinct to nurture our young. Could be an evolutionary misfire on our part, and the animals took advantage of our nurturing instinct.

I meant breed. Stupid english homophones. You let me down this time, phonetic spelling.

[Toddlrsta]

I don't know my animal well, its why they made the spinning wheel thing.

We must be thinking of different spinning wheel things.... Mine has nothing to do with animals.

This is what came to my mind.

[Lordieth]

Right, time to head out. Later, TET.

[Dyakovo]

We must be thinking of different spinning wheel things.... Mine has nothing to do with animals.

This is what came to my mind.

Whereas this is what came to mine…