My Cat Might Be Put Down Tomorrow...

when u a puppy and wanna play with everything

YES QUEEN WORK IT LIKE RIHANNAH

it felt like a selfie day so here you go. love me

When you start making a schedule for your posts and think you the bomb but you got like no followers to see your tidiness

Emil actually has to have more screen time he seems like such an amazing character from what we've seen of him

What are your thoughts about the new YOI characters? JJ is such an ESFP!

Thankyou for asking! I was planning to make a post about this anyhow, sohere we go:

Yuri!!!On Ice Ep 8 - First Impression Typings

Jean/JJ: ESFP, just like you said anon. He has such a huge… presence, if you know what I mean? (Se) He’s very charismatic, and, well… slighly self-focused (Fi).

SeungGil: INTP. Throughouthis programme he focuses on analysing and calculating his score in the most logical way (Ti). Unsure about Ne or Se, but I’m going with Ne for now because of how spacious he seems.

Emil: ???? I love the guy, but he has what… 30 seconds of screentime throughout the whole episode and doesn’t really do anything. I hope we’ll see more of him in the next episode!

Michele: ENFJ. His focus lies on other people, and on him and Sala staying togheter, and skating togheter (Fe). He seems sure about that they will always stay togheter, and doesn’t really consider the possiblity that Sala might not want that, he assumes she feels the same (Fe-Ni?).

Bonus: Sala: INFJ. She seems awfully insightful, and like she knows a lot more than she lets off (Ni). She is naturally friendly to others, and I assume her motivation to tell her brother what she thinks, is out of fear of hurting him (Fe).

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Dont even know much about Pokemon but I want to read this and possibly get into the fandom through this fic

so this one time, I had a great idea for pokemon fic.

It was basically about this older gruff jaded trainer who finds a little kid wandering around the route, calling for his fearow. Like little tiny babby’s first time training trainer.

So he asks the kid ‘Yo kid, you lose your starter or somethin’?”

Kid: “Yeah, it’s my fearow, he flew off after some raticate and now I can’t find him.” Older trainer’s like goddamn, who gets a kid a fearow as a starter?

“Your parents uh get you that fearow?” Cause he’s gonna have some words with this kids parents if that’s the case. Kid’s still like looking in trees and bushes and shit.

“No, caught ‘em myself out by the powerplant, saved up and bought the greatball myself and everything!” Kid’s super proud of that, meanwhile the older trainer’s thinking, weird, there’s no fearow out by the power plant, meh, maybe one flew there by accident.

Long story short, it’s not a fearow. A storm front rolls in and the kid’s like, ‘welp, there’s my fearow. Finally.’ Older trainer gets the heart attack of his life when fucking zapdos lands next to this kid out of a goddamn thundercloud and starts preening little kid’s hair.

“That’s not a fearow.” Is the only thing older trainer can say.

“What are you blind or something mister?” Says the little kid. “He’s got the spiky fearow feathers and everything. I can’t believe you call yourself a trainer. Come on Fearow, let’s go find a real trainer to battle.”

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What are the most important skills an astronaut should have m?

First of all, the basic requirement is a bachelor’s degree in a STEM field, and 3 years of experience (which can also be substituted for by an advanced degree). Other than that, operational experience (things with a technical/active/hands on nature like flying airplanes, SCUBA diving, taking things apart and putting them back together, basic fix-it skills, etc. etc.) is very important, as this is an integral aspect of every day of a space mission.  What we call “expeditionary skills” are also essential, basically the types of things you try to instill in your children, like how to play nicely with others, self care, team care, etc.  I like to think about this on the lines of a camping trip and who you would like to have along with you …someone that is competent and can take good care of themselves and their equipment, someone that contributes to the team and helps with group tasks, someone that is good natured and pleasant to be around, etc., someone fun!  These things are increasingly important now that we are regularly doing long duration missions (typical International Space Station mission is 6 months).  Experience living in extreme/remote/isolated environments with small teams is also useful, as it is similar to what we experience as astronauts.