You know nothing of animal suffering at the hands of humans. "I watched a video once and it made me sad!" Call your local animal control and ask to go for a ride along. Only then will you understand what suffering really is.

I've seen the videos, multiple times, and I only wish some of the animals I've seen were given such a quick suffer free ending.

I'm am only speaking of the worst instance of things I've seen. I've been working with/around animals all my life.

Dog breeders, dog fighters, people that get too many cats (or any animal in general) that they can't take care of, horses that have been whipped so much their entire bodies are covered in scars, and many of the other horrid things I've seen. Seeing the look on that cat's face hurt me more than anything I've ever experienced. He wanted to live, but couldn't because he was too weak at that point to fight. If he had been found a week earlier, he could have been saved.

But you dumb fucks always think you're in the right because of your "morally superior stance" on all thing animals. Pushing your shit ideals on other creatures because you think you're right even though science will say over and over again that it isn't possible for a cat to survive properly on a vegan diet.

Keep denying science all you want, but do it at your own cost, no one else's.

This topic touches a very soft spot in my heart as I've had to watch a cat die from being forced on a vegan diet. I've seen the results, and it is so very sad. Keep your goddamn morals out of other's lives. Especially an animal that has no say in the matter. Fuck vegans.

I doubt anything that came out of the USSR will be entirely accurate anyways.

From OP's source.

329 per 100k

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Sorry, not who you responded to, but flat is great on ceilings everywhere but a kitchen. There's always a chance food gets splashed on the ceilings in a kitchen so it's best to use semi-gloss or better so you can clean it.

I do semi-gloss in my bathrooms as well to keep moisture out of the walls as much as possible.

Flat in living areas is best in my opinion though for light refraction. Softer and more light gets refracted all around the room instead of just reflected straight from the light source.

Carrey was great. He carried that movie though. Rest of it was eh.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mImFz8mkaHo&list=PLHovnlOusNLiJz3sm0d5i2Evwa2LDLdrg

Yes, in a way. It's an eldritch horror comedy. Plenty of weird murdery stuff in it. (That's the whole show there in the link.)