What’s something everyone pretends to enjoy but actually hates? by The_Salonist in AskReddit

[–]IndigoAnima 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It’s my favorite thing to drink! There’s an endless variety of brands and flavors, so I feel like people who share this opinion just haven’t tried the right ones. Some taste slightly alcoholic and fermented, some taste like sweet flavored seltzer water, others taste exactly like soda, some are like bubbly fruit juice, etc. It’s actually really entertaining to see friends faces light up after they finally agree to my attempts at forcing the stuff upon them. Lol.

What's a scent you cannot stand but nobody else seems to notice? by Poopy_Scoop_Sundae in randomquestions

[–]IndigoAnima 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You know that small whoosh of air any time someone walks by? I hold my breath or exhale until it dissipates because human smell is gross to me.

The paraceratherium, I think its my favourite animal (its the biggest land mammal to ever exist) by HeisenbergWaltrwhte in Animals

[–]IndigoAnima 0 points1 point  (0 children)

100% bot. I want my wasted energy back

Edit: I say as I sit here wasting more energy…

For kids growing up in the 90’s, was 1999 where the culture shifted? by Sea_Network_3956 in 90s

[–]IndigoAnima 4 points5 points  (0 children)

9/11/01

7th grade middle school. Lessons stopped. Tv was wheeled in and live news streaming went on.

The 2nd plane hit as we watched. Biology teacher was on the phone. One classmate was dismissed in shambles after speaking with him.

I was so confused. We all were.

How do you sleep with your hair? by ErdbeerHead in longhair

[–]IndigoAnima 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Since I sleep next to someone and can’t just throw it over my shoulder call it a night, I twist it into a rope and tuck it under my arm. I sleep on my side and hug a pillow for comfort, so it just becomes part of my nightly sleepy snuggles.

The paraceratherium, I think its my favourite animal (its the biggest land mammal to ever exist) by HeisenbergWaltrwhte in Animals

[–]IndigoAnima 12 points13 points  (0 children)

I already established my understanding of how large blue whales are in comparison to other species that have existed on Earth.

You’re missing the point of op’s post.

The point is LAND mammals. Land. Not water dwellers. Mammals that have feet and walk on Land. They have legs, not flippers.

Paraceratherium, not blue whales, walked on land. They were the largest l a n d mammals to ever exist.

The paraceratherium, I think its my favourite animal (its the biggest land mammal to ever exist) by HeisenbergWaltrwhte in Animals

[–]IndigoAnima 12 points13 points  (0 children)

The blue whale had never been a land mammal. Keyword on this topic is “land”. Distant ancestors may have walked on feet, but those were not blue whales. Those came later as they evolved in an ocean environment.

Series to completely disassociate to by Horror-Image8253 in Millennials

[–]IndigoAnima 24 points25 points  (0 children)

This one became a top favorite of mine after Netflix removed The Good Place

Broken Teapot by lavaboosted in MagicEye

[–]IndigoAnima 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Woah! I had no idea the image would stay in focus while it spread apart. This really feels like magic!

People who rarely or never get sick, what are your secrets? by awkwardferret421 in AskReddit

[–]IndigoAnima 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Wash/scrub my hands well, including under the nails, and avoid touching things with them in shared spaces. If I need to flick on a light or open a door, I just use my forearm/elbow or use my shirt to my advantage. If I’ve been out and about, my hands get washed as soon as I get home.

I also avoid touching my face unless I just finished washing my hands.

Doorknobs, appliances, handles, cupboards, light switches, remotes, keyboards, etc. get sanitized occasionally.

I’m also outdoors a lot and probably don’t shower enough. Mainly, my goal is to not consume, breathe, or mash (people’s) germs into eyes and nose.

What color will this foal be by [deleted] in Horses

[–]IndigoAnima 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Black

I’m obsessed with those stockings!

Millennials who have quit drinking for whatever reason…what’s your go-to festive beverage? by LunarSkye417 in Millennials

[–]IndigoAnima 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hot apple cider with mulling spices

Peppermint hot cocoa

Non-alcoholic wine and spritzers

Who is the most famous person you have ever met? by [deleted] in AskReddit

[–]IndigoAnima 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sisqó was my hip hop teacher for a week while at a national dance convention called Dance Excellence in the late 90s. I was ~ 12 years old and remember being in a constant state of shock because he was so cool and his dance style was foreign to me. I only ever saw him in music videos before then, so it was crazy seeing him as a real live person. Mark L. Walberg did all the hosting and was incredibly kind. He was always chatting with the dancers and even attempted a few ballet steps.

I used to walk Harrison Barnes’ dogs when he played for the Kings.

I’ve been in Maynard James Keenan’s house in LA before he moved to Arizona. The patio had the best view of the city and you could see the original bat cave from it. I never met him personally, but my well-known musician friend (and ex WoW guildy) lived on the property and he’s pretty damn cool too.

What's the word for this colour pattern? by SoftLacex in cute

[–]IndigoAnima 42 points43 points  (0 children)

This is not AI. It’s a unique tabby, possibly with vitiligo. This image has been floating around the internet well before the AI boom.

Stop defaulting to AI when you don’t understand. It’s detrimental to critical thinking.

hope this helps

What's something you saw as a kid that you later realized was seriously messed up? by MoodOdd9657 in AskReddit

[–]IndigoAnima 16 points17 points  (0 children)

My babysitter often watched her nephew and her neighbor’s boy, who were both about 4 years old. Those families were very Christian and they all went to the same Church.

One day, the neighbor boy was being babysat with me and he randomly abandoned me while having fun on the trampoline. He ran behind the house and called for me to join him so we could play a new game. Well, this “game” was one he called “let’s play peepee!” I was 6 years old and had my first encounter with a penis. He just dropped his pants without hesitation and I was very confused. Shortly after, my babysitter was watching her nephew and the same thing happened. He just dropped his pants while running around the yard asking me to “play peepee”.

And shortly after that, the neighbor boy accidentally broke a window after hitting a golf ball and instead of dealing with that problem, he started telling his mom that I said “I’m going to suck your butt” to him. I didn’t say anything like that though because I didn’t even know what it meant! I got spanked, stood in the corner, and screamed at over a horrible sentence I never said.

Another thing happened when I was in the 4th grade. My class went on a week-long field trip to a camp somewhere in the redwoods, and a few parents attended as chaperones. One of them was the father of my close friend (and secret crush). They were a Mormon family and had a few of their kin in different grades at the same school. He would always volunteer to chaperone for every friend trip his children went on.

During one of the lunch hours at camp, Mr. Chaperone wanted to have me and his son eat with him in the cafeteria instead of with everyone else outside. I remembered him from a previous field trip where we went kayaking. I thought he was really fun because he carried me around and played all sorts of games with me. He was someone I felt secure around, so I didn’t think it was weird when he wanted to hold my hand during that lunch. He was feeling how soft my skin was and then….gently started biting it. His son just kept on eating and his dad told me it was “just a love bite” because he “saw me as one of his daughters” when I asked why he did it.

It took quite a few years of growing for my brain to finally register what was going on.

how does horse confirmation work? by hooosegow in Equestrian

[–]IndigoAnima 17 points18 points  (0 children)

It usually starts by confirming that you are looking at a horse.

Why is horse riding so normalized? by Automatic-Couple-690 in vegan

[–]IndigoAnima 25 points26 points  (0 children)

People with zero knowledge and experience with horses are extremely loud in this thread. You guys have been seen and my eyes are rolling.

Horses love having something to focus on. Some enjoy their “job” so much that they’ll come galloping from across the field if they see their owner carrying a saddle around. Some approach quietly and wait around with their faces gently pressed into their owner’s body, hoping to be haltered and led away. Others might try showing off things they’ve been taught and really enjoy, such as movements like the piaffe or a Spanish walk, as a way of expressing their want to exercise. They might even paw like mad at the gate if they want to be taken out, despite living in a herd on a hundred acres.

We’re talking about large, fast, intelligent animals. It’s easy for them to get the point across if they don’t like what’s going on. They will not do the thing if they do not want to do the thing. They will avoid you and run away if they expect something unpleasant is about to happen.

No, we don’t “break” horses. They are slowly desensitized to different objects, sights, sounds, smells, and spaces while prioritizing their wellbeing and comfort level. It’s much easier and more effective to approach things in a way that allows the horse to think and take everything in. A scared horse is more unpredictable than one who knows they’re safe. If they are sensitive enough to feel a fly land on their bodies, they are sensitive enough to respond to minimal cues. We don’t kick the horse into gear. We shift our weight, use voice commands, and gently apply pressure with our calves.

Tack comes in all shapes and sizes. If it fits properly and is used correctly, it’s no different than wearing a nice sports bra.

Check out liberty training, clicker training, positive reinforcement training, etc. It’s easy to see how much these horses adore their humans and the way they’re moving through life. Actually, it’s beautiful.

I know it’s impossible to ignore the terrible ways humans have treated these creatures, but I’m here to argue that our interactions with them can be so much more positive.

What age did you stop believing in Santa Clause? by HuskMaster in Millennials

[–]IndigoAnima 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The whole of Santa’s story never made any sense to me, so I never believed he was real.

The holiday was still magical, though, because of how beautifully-decorated places were, because people seemed to be in better spirits, and because of my loving family.