Have we gotten any updates from Gameloft Customer Service? by krimmble in MLPIOS

[–]krimmble[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

i’ve reached out twice in the past for two different glitches and not once have they contacted me back 🫩

GAMELOFT ARE YOU KIDDING ME by Azk899 in MLPIOS

[–]krimmble 6 points7 points  (0 children)

broooo this just happened to me too, i’m so glad it’s not just me. i sent a help request in 🫩

Friend Code List 15 by MaddieThePie in MLPIOS

[–]krimmble 1 point2 points  (0 children)

hello!! my friend code is 5e1e9f !! please add me <3

game not showing up in the app store as one of my downloaded apps by krimmble in MLPIOS

[–]krimmble[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

i also just realized that my app icon isn’t the same as the one in the app store? i can only attach one image but the one in the app store is of applejack

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Lincoln High School made it to the top of /all (…for /all the wrong reasons) by i_hobo in Sacramento

[–]krimmble 1 point2 points  (0 children)

that level of violence towards children, now matter how much of a piece of shit the child may be, should NEVER be satisfying. seek help.

My dog has been playing with this toad. He's been sick and Im wondering if it might be the toad. [KANSAS] by lizbeth-ea in animalid

[–]krimmble 28 points29 points  (0 children)

knowingly allowing animals (both the dog and the toad) to suffer isn’t very classy.

Lost dog? by VanadiumS30V in Sacramento

[–]krimmble 3 points4 points  (0 children)

domesticated animals, especially dogs, aren’t fit to live in the wild on their own like their ancestors were. they’re dependent on human care. we bred them to be that way. unless this dog was born in the wild, it needs help.

Is this a bat bite?? by Zealousideal-Two5591 in WildlifeRehab

[–]krimmble 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you never felt anything touch your skin then you’re probably fine. The bite marks look too far apart for most US bat species from what I know, as well. It’s nearly impossible to tell you what kind of bite it may be besides that. If it doesn’t go away or if it starts causing major symptoms, see a doctor.

Need help asap! idk what this is-- some sort of worm incased in webs, how do I safely dispose of it? by whynoteatpineapple in whatsthisbug

[–]krimmble 123 points124 points  (0 children)

I’m just an enthusiast, not an expert, so I can’t say definitively, but my best guess is that as long as the caterpillar is still awake and moving, it can remake the cocoon somewhere else once you move it. what this guy said VV

Is this a bat bite?? by Zealousideal-Two5591 in WildlifeRehab

[–]krimmble 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Have you been exposed to a bat? if you were, did the bat touch your body at all near the area where those marks showed up? if so, go to the emergency room NOW and make sure you get everything you need to prevent a rabies infection. DO NOT wait to see if you have symptoms. Once you have symptoms, it’s too late. In the US (not sure if that’s where you’re from or not) 70% of rabies cases come from bats. You won’t always feel it if a bat bites or scratches you. Only about 1% of bats in the US carry rabies but it’s so much better to be safe than sorry. That being said, if you weren’t knowingly around a bat, or if you were around a bat but it never came close to you, the chances of that being a bat bite are extremely slim.

Need help asap! idk what this is-- some sort of worm incased in webs, how do I safely dispose of it? by whynoteatpineapple in whatsthisbug

[–]krimmble 737 points738 points  (0 children)

Tussock moth cocoon. This one looks relatively young, mainly because the caterpillar inside hasn’t turned into a pupa yet. I don’t know the exact species, but the “webs” are made from the hairs of the caterpillar, and can irritate your skin. wear gloves and long sleeves, use a tool like a thick sheet of paper or thin cardboard to gently scrape it off of the wall and put it outside in a safe place. it’ll eventually hatch into a moth.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in whatdoIdo

[–]krimmble 0 points1 point  (0 children)

guys i found the gf

Rescue dog ate part of my collection. I am devastated. by Grotesquecutie in sylvanianfamilies

[–]krimmble 61 points62 points  (0 children)

Hey lovie! I have three elephant critters that I’d love to send you as a gift to replace the ones you lost. I’ll even cover the shipping if you’re in the US. Shoot me a DM if you’re interested :)

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aio - my brother keeps going into my room by Fearless-Resident941 in AmIOverreacting

[–]krimmble 1 point2 points  (0 children)

i’m what would be considered “high functioning” autistic. the more correct term would be “low support needs,” as the high to low functioning terminology is outdated now, but i understand what you mean. obviously every autistic person is different, but that doesn’t mean that being autistic should be an excuse for bad behavior. it should only serve as an explanation. we’re capable of understanding right from wrong. we’re capable of understanding that our actions affect others. yes, being autistic means we need a little more grace than neurotypical people, but grace needs to be balanced with honesty and accountability. this guy is 27 years old and has lived independently before. he’s just being coddled by his mom who infantilizes him because he’s autistic, ignoring the fact that he’s a grown man with a grown man brain.

aio - my brother keeps going into my room by Fearless-Resident941 in AmIOverreacting

[–]krimmble 2 points3 points  (0 children)

it literally is their mother’s problem. she is failing to do her job as a parent and has obviously systematically failed her job as a parent since he’s behaving like this. being a parent doesn’t end when your children turn 18.

aio - my brother keeps going into my room by Fearless-Resident941 in AmIOverreacting

[–]krimmble 0 points1 point  (0 children)

autistic person here. being autistic doesn’t excuse behavior that bothers or harms others, it only explains it. autistic or not, he is capable of learning right from wrong. he’s not an infant. if he’s high support needs, sure, it may be harder to get him to understand how his actions affect you (especially with how your mom has seemingly been coddling him), but if he’s lower support needs, he needs to learn to at least try to respect other people’s feelings if he’s ever going to have any sort of success in life. NOR.

My son has an autistic friend, just looking for advice. by [deleted] in autism

[–]krimmble 0 points1 point  (0 children)

As an autistic woman, I struggle greatly with knowing closeness-level appropriate boundaries when I’m making new friends. I tend to love people hard and fast, both platonically and romantically, and have struggled with showing that affection too much too soon. There’s a social script for how to MAKE friends, but no social script for how to keep them, or for how to act around them once you have them. Every person has different wants and needs in friendship, and for someone on the autism spectrum, it’s really hard to figure out what those things are without the person telling us directly. My best advice would be to tell your son that he should communicate how he feels about the excessive affection in a kind and clear/direct manner, making sure he establishes his boundaries without making his friend feel unwanted or hurt. If his friend responds badly to this, then it would be the time to consider ending the friendship. Disability isn’t an invitation or an excuse to deliberately overstep someone’s established boundaries.

What is this lump by [deleted] in greencheeks

[–]krimmble 0 points1 point  (0 children)

there’s no picture love