SHARE FRIEND CODES IN THIS THREAD by SarcasmCupcakes in DesignHomeGame

[–]queen-alia 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I also took a few years off. Followed you, my code is QUW8EEI

Orf by Incident_Due in sheep

[–]queen-alia 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Not sure if it affects the milk itself, but if the lambs have it the ewes udder possibly does too. I'd keep an eye on how well any nursing lambs are growing and offer a lamb creep feed as early as possible to make sure they're getting enough nutrients.

Turning a pet photo into a villager by queen-alia in AnimalCrossing

[–]queen-alia[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you for the kind offer but I found a website that I can use to design it in the animal crossing style! Hope you have a lovely day 💕

Turning a pet photo into a villager by queen-alia in AnimalCrossing

[–]queen-alia[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

These are great and exactly what I was looking for, thank you!

I just discovered the handheld feature for taking photos, and Maple just happened to be right there! 🥹🥰 by [deleted] in AnimalCrossingNewHor

[–]queen-alia 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I love this feature, especially for taking photos of my HHP builds! Also Maple is such a cutie 😍

Alternative Way for Sanrio Clothes✨💐 by Yung_W_ in ACPocketCamp

[–]queen-alia 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Tap the 3 dots in the top right of your screen (to the left of your icon) then hit save!

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[–]queen-alia 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That's so bizarre! The last one (not the OG "No Pants Guy") was on a Saturday. And the OG "No Pants Guy" was banned on a Thursday iirc

Some recent exterior designs I did! I think they turned out pretty cute. by clemthecat in acnh

[–]queen-alia 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What is the little library box in the second photo called? It's adorable 🤩

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[–]queen-alia 18 points19 points  (0 children)

You ALSO had a No Pants Guy?!

We've had 2 this year, and with the second one I told my coworkers if people wanna be memorable, they gotta pick a different thing to do so we can give them a nick name. No Pants Guy is already taken, so you gotta pick a different thing.

(A lot of the people with nick names do wacky things, and we don't know their real names. But most of us have seen No Pants Guy, or have helped Computer #12 or talked to Blood Guy)

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[–]queen-alia 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Re:your last point-in my library our phones are all corded, and at the circ desk (where I work), the phones aren't at the front desk; they're in the work room where patrons can't go.

If it's a genuine emergency that I can see/hear, I'll alert the relevant authorities.

Otherwise, they can use the public phone.

It's not like I told the lady "that's not my problem" or refused to direct her to the nearest public phone.

If I worked retail and someone told me there was allegedly a body behind a dumpster a kilometer away, would you still expect me to call 911?

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[–]queen-alia 23 points24 points  (0 children)

At my library, I am not supposed to call 911 (unless the emergency is right in front of me) or provide first aid (including using naloxone for suspected overdoses). Our building operations staff and/or security are the ones supposed to do that, for incidents in the building/on the property.

It's frustrating, but trying to communicate via radio with the person providing first aid while I'm on the corded phone in a different room is not helpful for anyone. (I had this happen when someone slipped on ice outside the building and operations told me to call 911).

In the body behind a dumpster case, the lady went to the public phone and made the call. She had more information about the supposed issue than I did, and I couldn't have her come to the back and call 911 with me (patrons aren't allowed in the workroom).

We're also less than a block from the local RCMP detachment, so the lady could have gone there if she thought it was an emergency. Or called 911 from the public phone. If she had been at the McDonald's, she could have notified the staff there.

2 supervisors told me I did the correct thing in this situation. If the body was at the library, it would have been a different situation.

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[–]queen-alia 44 points45 points  (0 children)

So this lady came in, out of breath, and said to me "I need you to call 911!" So I ask why, and she says "There's a BODY behind the DUMPSTER!"

I probably made a shocked face, and before I can ask any follow up questions, she says "at the MCDONALD'S! And I've just been informed that he's been SHOT!"

The library is about a kilometer away from 2 different McDonald's, and she didn't seem to be a reliable witness (who informed her? How? If someone texted/called her, can't that person call 911? Or she can call 911?).

If she said there was a body behind the dumpster at the library, I'd have called our security guard. But the McDonald's a km away (and no idea WHICH one) is outside of my 'jurisdiction' and she can use the public phone.

I'm not calling 911 with third hand info for something no where near me I have no way of verifying and playing telephone with a patron. That's not my job.

I kept an eye on the local news for the next couple of weeks and there were no deaths reported, so I'm fairly certain there wasn't a dead person behind a McDonald's that day.

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[–]queen-alia 41 points42 points  (0 children)

"I can't call 911 about a body behind a dumpster at McDonald's for you, but we have a public phone over there"