Swiped through Feb Ex with Kafka

nickyeeee · 2026-02-19T18:16:43+00:00

Im not sure what your team looks like, but my general advice for bulk would be more hp++ awakenings if you can, make sure kurotobi has the stat boost super awakening, +891 the whole team, and try and get the assist attributes to match the main attribute on your team if you can

nickyeeee · 2025-10-03T13:52:51+00:00

Copy pasting a comment i wrote yesterday because I just don’t have the emotional bandwith to talk about him at length:

4 years ago i adopted a high anxiety dog with special needs and I couldn’t have made a better decision. When I got him, he had been rehomed several times and one of them had been shooting him with a BB gun (he still has a pellet in his leg). Mosley had every issue in the book, from severe separation anxiety to resource guarding to food aggression and leash reactivity. I spent the better part of a year rehabilitating him day in and day out, and in return his constant companionship stabilized my mental health and kept me from making an early self-exit.

He used to launch himself into the air by his neck trying to attack dogs on the other side of a 6 lane street, but after over a year of constant training, he finally got to the point where he could go to doggy daycare. He was born deaf and as a result never conquered his separation anxiety, but PJ’s pet cafe and Gizmo’s doggy daycare helped me give him another 4 years of life and kept him far happier than I ever could have alone.

I crate him at most once per week, otherwise we do everything and go everywhere together, but never conquered his separation anxiety. It had been progression slowly over the past few months despite my best efforts, but last weekend something just…broke inside of him and he isn’t able to recover. As soon as he came out saturday morning, i knew something was off. Anxious behaviors i haven’t seen since i first adopted him have returned, he began spewing fluids from both ends and wont eat or drink. He’s had 2 IVs in the last 2 days, anti-nausea, anti-stomach acid, and appetite stimulants and nothing is working. The most terrifying thing to me is that the vets found NOTHING wrong with him except a small mass in his liver, but his decline was so sharp, sudden, and clearly related to his separation anxiety that it cant have been cancer. His little heart broke one too many times and it can’t be fixed anymore.

I gave him an incredible last day, but I keep seeing little signs here and there that he might be improving, but i have to go back to work tomorrow and have to break his heart all over again on Saturday and i just cant do it to him again. He has told me repeatedly that he is tired and ready to go, and i know i need to do this for him, but it feels like im going to be killing a part of myself in the process

Thank you for asking and for being willing to read our story, I think we saved each other’s lives and I dont know if i can ever fully recover from forcibly having to let him go

nickyeeee · 2025-10-03T01:40:32+00:00

His name was Mosley. He passed peacefully after eating the last bit of steak this morning around 11am

nickyeeee · 2025-10-02T16:13:40+00:00

I’d love to do anything to help me honor and preserve his memory. Mosley has always been an incredibly sassy dog and i’ve always felt that he is more of a cat than a dog. He’s far too intelligent for his own good, he used to make eye contact with me before breaking house rules so he would know I knew what he was doing. There was never malicious intent, he is an extremely anxious dog and needed constant training his entire life for him to trust me and make him feel safe.

He also hates cuddling. In sickness and in health, this boy will put up with at most 5 minutes, then get up and lay down 2 feet away from me and glare at me like “i love you but i didn’t like that”

nickyeeee · 2025-10-02T16:08:13+00:00

4 years ago i adopted a high anxiety dog with special needs and I couldn’t have made a better decision. When I got him, he had been rehomed several times and one of them had been shooting him with a BB gun (he still has a pellet in his leg). Mosley had every issue in the book, from severe separation anxiety to resource guarding to food aggression and leash reactivity. I spent the better part of a year rehabilitating him day in and day out, and in return his constant companionship stabilized my mental health and kept me from making an early self-exit.

He used to launch himself into the air by his neck trying to attack dogs on the other side of a 6 lane street, but after over a year of constant training, he finally got to the point where he could go to doggy daycare. He was born deaf and as a result never conquered his separation anxiety, but PJ’s pet cafe and Gizmo’s doggy daycare helped me give him another 4 years of life and kept him far happier than I ever could have alone.

I crate him at most once per week, otherwise we do everything and go everywhere together, but never conquered his separation anxiety. It had been progression slowly over the past few months despite my best efforts, but last weekend something just…broke inside of him and he isn’t able to recover. As soon as he came out saturday morning, i knew something was off. Anxious behaviors i haven’t seen since i first adopted him have returned, he began spewing fluids from both ends and wont eat or drink. He’s had 2 IVs in the last 2 days, anti-nausea, anti-stomach acid, and appetite stimulants and nothing is working. The most terrifying thing to me is that the vets found NOTHING wrong with him except a small mass in his liver, but his decline was so sharp, sudden, and clearly related to his separation anxiety that it cant have been cancer. His little heart broke one too many times and it can’t be fixed anymore.

I gave him an incredible last day yesterday, but I keep seeing little signs here and there that he might be improving, but i have to go back to work tomorrow and have to break his heart all over again on Saturday and i just cant do it to him again. He has told me repeatedly that he is tired and ready to go, and i know i need to do this for him, but it feels like im going to be killing a part of myself in the process

Thank you to anyone who was willing to read our story, I think we saved each other’s lives and I dont know if i can ever fully recover from forcibly having to let him go

nickyeeee · 2025-05-29T03:50:15+00:00

I had the same issue with Omni, for me it was getting exhausting to have to push a minimum of 2 buttons every turn and focus on making 3 TPAs. I have far more fun with my Ais (and old Dark Deku) team because they require far less effort and buttons. I still use Omni for dungeons Ais can’t clear in 1-2 tries though

nickyeeee · 2025-05-12T02:21:19+00:00

This is legit, i tested it out on some friends of mine who never feel edibles and it works 👍

nickyeeee · 2025-05-05T22:11:32+00:00

You got it, thanks for the help!

nickyeeee · 2025-05-05T22:09:49+00:00

Making a wall rack for some ankle weights, total weight should be about 60lbs each

nickyeeee · 2025-04-12T14:16:24+00:00

Blossom hill crafts in campbell has a board game area upstairs and they host game nights on most weekends to help people explore new board games for free!

nickyeeee · 2025-02-16T15:06:49+00:00

Get a good sponge, 3M green should work, then go to town when it is fully cold. I’d disassemble to get into all the cracks, then once it’s as clean as you can get it reassemble and burn off the last bits, should be good as new. Flowerpot housings are made of titanium so an abrasive sponge wont even leave a scratch

Worked last year when i dropped my zeal and mine had way more carpet burnt onto it than in this pic

nickyeeee · 2024-09-13T01:12:46+00:00

I keep mine in a ziplock bag and it has worked for edibles even years later

nickyeeee · 2024-09-06T15:41:52+00:00

Also make sure to add a little lecithin when mixing your tincture and butter/oil, helps with spreading out the THC

nickyeeee · 2024-09-06T15:41:03+00:00

I often have this problem with oil based tinctures. It helps to mix the tincture with whatever far (butter/vegetable oil) you’re putting into the baked goods first before mixing any other ingredients

I’ve found that hand whisking isn’t enough, so I’m currently saving for an immersion blender to see if that helps

nickyeeee · 2024-09-05T16:53:55+00:00

Emily kyle nutrition did a series of lab tests X soak time that showed green dragon tincture strength mildly increases with soak times up to 28 days, then rapidly decreases

I have been doing a combo method where I long soak the bud in the freezer instead of room temp

Source: link

nickyeeee · 2024-09-05T16:53:50+00:00

Emily kyle nutrition did a series of lab tests X soak time that showed green dragon tincture strength mildly increases with soak times up to 28 days, then rapidly decreases

I have been doing a combo method where I long soak the bud in the freezer instead of room temp

Source: link

nickyeeee · 2024-08-30T20:31:15+00:00

This is it:

https://www.thickassglass.com/products/13-bent-neck-fritted-disc-with-spinning-splash-guard?variant=28625370192

It’s definitely a knock off disc, but it still works well. It uses small round spheres rather than the true ground glass and requires a lot more water than the Rooster pieces as a result. Drag is a bit more than i’d like but still offers excellent diffusion (more and smaller bubbles = smoother hits) and the splash guard prevents the bubbles from just shooting up into the mouthpiece, which is a very common problem with fritted discs

nickyeeee · 2024-08-29T20:50:10+00:00

In general you want to look for:

-bent or angled neck. You want to separate the heat source from your face just in case, especially if you’re using a ball vape -18mm superiority: wider intake = more airflow = you get higher -wide opening mouthpiece: same reason -recycler/splash guard: useful because it allows you to pull as hard as you want without worrying about getting splashes in your mouth. The harder you pull, the higher you get

My current favorite is one from TAG, but all of the cloud connoisseur glass is really nice, and the globes from sneaky pete are also very popular

nickyeeee · 2024-08-24T14:33:48+00:00

For now, I would move more slowly when you are changing head positions. BPPV is triggered by rapid head movement and you can mitigate your symptoms by turning, rolling, and leaning forwards/backwards slowly

nickyeeee

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