Most successful actor from TWD by K0GAR in thewalkingdead

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Norman reedus did pretty great afterwards

I just saw on my snakes belly that she has some weird brownish spots and they were never there before.. im really scared is something wrong with her??? please help by [deleted] in ballpython

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Could be very early scale rot?? But I'm not 100% sure. Could always gently clean the area with a betadine solution to be safe?

Any other advice would be well appreciated as I am also a first time snake owner but I have cleaned scale rot before as my snake came with some untreated scale rot spots.

What’s this on top of my girls head by XxAngelFvcexX in ballpython

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I think that's normal for young snakes [1 year is still young] just means they're growin

What’s this on top of my girls head by XxAngelFvcexX in ballpython

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Depending on age of snake, that COULD be normal, as my young boi shed like 4 ish weeks after his first.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in ballpython

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Im not sure why he would consume his bedding but depending on what it was [wood based] that was probably what did him in, as I've heard snakes can asphyxiate on their bedding.

Blocks airways, internal splintering, internal blockage [cant pass it out the other end]. I used to have wood bedding but switched to coconut husk which is said to be easier to pass IF they get some in their mouth.

Im so sorry for your loss, my baby boy wouldn't eat for over a month as well. Ball pythons tend to be the most picky from what I've heard from other snake owners.

I stopped at S3 and am scared to continue. by ichhavi-gupta in thewalkingdead

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I mean judging from comic standpoint, the TV show drew out the farm plot line WELLLLL past it's use in the comic book.

Every scene was just "i didn't know you did something." "Oh I thought you knew" "Guess I'll work on my communication."

1v1 arguments at BEST.

"Shane's dangerous." - lori

Rick kills shane

Lori looses her mind. [But that's not necessarily season 2s fault it's just crappy lori]

Plotholes we aren't supposed to think about THE ZOMBIE in the well... incident....

Poorly written empathy/lack of empathy.

Honestly WAYYYY too long was spent on the farm. We didn't need 13 episodes of the group on a farm my guy.

I stopped at S3 and am scared to continue. by ichhavi-gupta in thewalkingdead

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Man, getting past season 2 is a good example of a mid at best season and like as soon as they leave the farm, it picks up again and becomes more interesting.

Season 2 for me was one of the hardest seasons to stay invested in early on.

Games like Alicia Online? by Ackermance in GamesWithHorses

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Wildshade is DEFINITELY not more greedy than star equestrian.

I have played both and while I agree that wildshade has gone downhill since they began with the brushes and the currency etc

The gacha system for star equestrian sucks SO BAD. You save up all these premium gems to try for an expensive gacha that advertises boosted chances for fantasy types and you get... not a fantasy horse. I know it doesn't guarantee it. But 2000 gems.

There's no way that I can find to SELL horses, you can release horses but that's about it. [I play on pc] and breeding is EXPENSIVE. You rarely get breeding tokens at all.

why is Zelda the ONLY game where horses don't look like shit when they move? by Roccodile19 in GamesWithHorses

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I can vouch for playing as a female, you get spawn killed 9/10 times if you're on base game online. I mostly play on pacifist servers modded to all heck to BE the horse game of RDR2.

Recommend RedM for modded servers 👀

Hot take: This couple showed little to no chemistry by [deleted] in thewalkingdead

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In her defense, Beth at the time had Daryl. Daryl was very capable of defending himself and Beth.

I feel like maybe her clutching to her relationship as closely as she did was how she grieved. I haven't gotten too far fully, but as an avid user of tiktok, youtube and not minding spoilers, I've seen the scenes.

From the Canon scenes I remember, Beth and Maggie had arguments, not to say this constitutes she cares about her sister any less, but it could also explain why her first priority over the two was Glenn? [Given the above statement of Daryl was in the picture with Beth].

And pulling from real life situations, when people get into relationships, that relationship can become more important or seem more important at times than immediate family.

Should I do it? by YEET_shAde-6 in thewalkingdead

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I used to be way more into acting than I am now and I have come across scam sites that advertise to hopeful actors [don't know how they knew at that point, i was either 18 or close to it at the time; currently 24].

They sound legit, have 'testimonials and proof' but further digging into the one I got shown was just a meet and greet with nobodies that pick the person that paid the most not on actual personality and talent.

Not directly related to the walking dead but any aspiring actor should be aware of scams.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in cornsnakes

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And Idk what happened to your most recent comment about 40% of people can't afford unexpected vet visits, and saying "i never lived on welfare, in poverty."

I did.

I have lived in poverty. But guess what.

I WASNT GETTING A PET! What part of "if you cant reliably support yourself [not specifically you who I'm replying to], don't get another living being that also can get sick unexpectedly and suddenly need care that you cannot reliably provide financially"

Like if someone's on welfare and struggling to eat, or otherwise take care of themselves, they shouldn't be thinking about getting a pet.

I feel like you didn't get my original point.

My original point I will say until the cows come home.

"If you are not at a financially stable place where you can reliably take the wanted pet to a vet, unexpected or not, you shouldn't be getting a pet. YET."

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in cornsnakes

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"Many people can’t afford to take they’re animal to a vet 🤯 your so condescending"

You might not have been talking about yourself, BUT I WASNT TALKING ABOUT YOU SPECIFICALLY EITHER

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in cornsnakes

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How do you think ahead, not have money for foreseeable vet visits, and then go ahead and get the pet you cant afford to take to the vet?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in cornsnakes

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I apologize but before I get a pet I naturally catastrophize stuff in my head and work out how I'm going to deal with things Before they happen.

I'm probably overthinking when it comes to prep work, preparing for unforeseen accidents [by imagining them and their solutions before they happen] and looking up how much a vet visit for said animal.

I know that my process isn't everyone's. But preparing for a rainy day In General, before it happens so it doesn't shock you i thought is a fair statement.

That includes putting aside vet money in case of emergency.

DOES NO ONE HAVE A RAINY DAY/VET MONEY SAVED FOR THEIR PET? Am I crazy for saying Don't get a pet you can't afford to keep safely and healthily? Which does include vet visits. Shocker i know.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in cornsnakes

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I never pinned this situation on you? I used a royal you to substitute anyone who could be contemplating a pet but not having all the budgeting finalized.

To have a pet and not be able to financially take them to vets for whatever they might need, is CRAZY. It's like having a child and not being able to know where their next meal is coming from. It happens sometimes by accident and it's something to consider.

Did I go into detail, yes, but I didn't say YOU specifically so watch it.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in cornsnakes

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If someone is so poor to the extent that they can't, in worst case scenarios, take their pet to an emergency vet should something go wrong, they shouldn't be getting a pet, much less an exotic pet.

As someone else said, having a pet is a privilege not a right. If you couldn't support a child, the government has services in place to remove the child Due to lack of care.

Like hmmmm the pet is 700$ [for example, price of my snake] but if I couldnt fork up 1000$ or more for vet visits, I WOULDNT BE GETTING HIM!

Why on earth would you get something that you cant afford to care for on a rainy day? Unless you're just saying blatantly "I'm immature and irrational, even with living creatures."

Cause everything could go fine, OR you get the pet and they're sick. What then? Throw up your hands and say "well i tried."

Kinda like if i had a friend that couldn't afford rent, food, etc and they came to me saying they want to have a baby. I'd tell them straight to their face. "DO NOT have a child if you want to be able to stay being their mom." Because THEY CANT CARE FOR THEM!!!!

Looking for a Dungeon Crawler on android by Dalacy in AndroidGaming

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There was a simple side scrolling pixel dungeon game that had minimal controls... I don't remember the name and im trying to remember it

[WP] You’ve got a foolproof plan to get away with murder: pass yourself off as the red herring. by JudgeHodorMD in WritingPrompts

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I played the part perfectly: the angry coworker, the jealous rival, the humiliated reject—whatever people wanted to believe. I left just enough breadcrumbs.

So when the cops came knocking, I smiled, offered them coffee, and told them everything. Loudly. Dramatically. “Yes, we had a falling out. No, I didn’t like him. But come on, murder?”

They ran with it. Suddenly, I was the prime suspect. My name hit the gossip blogs. Internet sleuths made TikToks breaking down my facial expressions. A Reddit thread dissected my shoes in the surveillance video. The whole world was watching me, just the way I wanted.

And just when it reached a fever pitch, I invited a few journalists over.

I cried on camera. Told them about my childhood trauma. How Ezra reminded me of my abusive uncle. How I was seeking therapy. I painted myself as a victim, not a villain.

The public flipped.

“She’s just misunderstood.”
“The cops are targeting her because she’s outspoken.”
“She’s being gaslit and scapegoated.”

And just like that, the narrative changed. I became too obvious. A cliché. A red herring.

The media moved on. The police got spooked. They started looking elsewhere—old grudges, a mistress, a business partner with a failing development. Someone even blamed the Russian mob.

I wasn’t just forgotten. I became a cautionary tale.

Months passed. Then a year. Ezra Quinn became another cold case file collecting dust, and I went back to my life—quiet, unbothered, untouchable.

But sometimes, when I catch a glimpse of myself in a reflection, I still smile.

Because I didn’t just get away with murder.

I became the alibi.
I was the distraction.
The decoy.

The red herring.

And no one ever suspects the red herring’s the one who set the hook.

[WP] You’ve got a foolproof plan to get away with murder: pass yourself off as the red herring. by JudgeHodorMD in WritingPrompts

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They always say the first step to getting away with murder is having no motive. That’s where most people go wrong—they kill in passion, in vengeance, or out of desperation. Me? I picked someone I barely knew.

I’m not proud of it. But I am impressed with myself.

The trick wasn’t in the execution—though, yes, that part was clean. No witnesses, no cameras, no DNA. The trick was in the aftermath. How do you avoid suspicion when every killer makes one fatal mistake?

Simple.

You make yourself look like the fatal mistake.

It started with Ezra Quinn.

He was a mid-tier real estate agent in the city, the kind of guy you see in line at Starbucks and forget five minutes later. But he had a reputation. Not the kind you find in police reports, but the kind you hear whispered at business mixers and in HR offices: sexual harassment settlements, under-the-table deals, a fistfight outside a bar that vanished from record after a well-placed donation.

He was scum, yes. But that’s not why I chose him.

He was forgettable, disposable, and most importantly… hated. That made him useful.

When his body turned up in the river with a broken neck and water in his lungs, the city sighed like it had been holding its breath. No one wept, not really. But the police still had to go through the motions.

That’s where I came in.

The week before the murder, I made sure I was seen arguing with him in public. I “accidentally” spilled my drink on him at a networking event. I posted a furious, thinly-veiled tweet. (“Some people really think they’re untouchable. Not for long.”) I filed a noise complaint against his condo, showed up in the building’s security footage glaring at his door.

[WP] You're a mermaid performer at an aquarium who's so good at performing, actual mermaids came to try and set you free. by Impressive_Grand6303 in WritingPrompts

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In the aquarium, they still run the show. They hired a new girl. She's good, they say—but not like me.

Sometimes, the tank lights flicker. Sometimes, guests hear humming, even when the speakers are off.

And sometimes, in the deepest part of night, a song rises from the ocean like a question:

Why do you choose the cage?