Yeah - defrost them in a cup a few hours before. I have a fish tank - fresh water but looks amazing! We have been trying to get a kitten for about 4 months but were seldom free during the times of the shelter. Yeah we could buy anything but I want a shelter kitty :D
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Yeah - defrost them in a cup a few hours before. I have a fish tank - fresh water but looks amazing! We have been trying to get a kitten for about 4 months but were seldom free during the times of the shelter. Yeah we could buy anything but I want a shelter kitty :D
foolsgold
Bluelighter
yeah get one from a shelter bear 
i wont another a little girl for Charlie
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16 - Juan Vallejo Corona
15 - Dean Arnold Corll
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13 - Wayne Williams
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i wont another a little girl for Charliehttps://youtu.be/bXnWT99zlls Top 15 Scariest Serial Killers Who Were NEVER CAUGHT
https://youtu.be/cuDmwLq5GeQ 20 Worst Serial Killers Ever
20 - Randy Steven Kraft
19 - Jeffrey Dahmer
18 - William George Bonin
17 - Ronald Joseph Dominique
16 - Juan Vallejo Corona
15 - Dean Arnold Corll
14 - Ted Bundy
13 - Wayne Williams
12 - John Wayne Gacy
11 - Moses Sithole
10 - Gerald Stano
9 - Andrei Chikatilo
8 - Bruno Ludke
7 - Gary Ridgeway
6 - Henry Lee Lucas
5 - Daniel Camargo Barbosa
4 - Gilles de Rais
3 - Javed Iqbal
2 - Luis Alfredo Garavito Cubillos
1 - Pedro Alonso Lopez 300 plus murders jesus christ and i thought my 30 plus was bad lol
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Eveleivibe
Ex-Bluelighter
I've never bought an animal as I don't agree with breeding. Two cats needed homing so took them. Unfortunately Black died 26 November 2013. We had a little funeral for her in the garden as one of the neighbours is an undertaker.
Evey
Evey
yeah get one from a shelter bear
Hiya FG [Raaa man hugz] - not been in this forum for a while, sort of lost you in PM. Were both so busy at the moment / the local shelter works strange hours so we have been waiting a few months trying to get us all ready at the same time!
Bear
foolsgold
Bluelighter
yeah ive been a bit messed up last few months and only just really started posting properly again my self mate christ ive lost the last 4 months cant really remember them
some shelters put the pets up on the internet and you can do it that way not sure if you will still need to be checked out though before they let you have one
https://youtu.be/IuQ6abVZYcE 20 Creepiest Urban Legends From Around The World
List
20 - The well to Hell
19 - Cry baby Bridge
18 - Char-Man
17 - Goat man
16 - The Snallygaster
15 - Elisa Day
14 - Dog boy
13 - The Greek soldier
12 - The black Volga
11 - Green man
10 - The white death well that ones just fucked us all because now we know she was real
9 - Patterson road
8 - Zanfretta Alien Abduction
7 - Bobby Mackey’s hell portal
6 - The slit-mouthed woman
5 - The ghost of stow lake
4 - The suicidal boyfriend
3 - The Suscon screamer
2 - The choking Doberman
1 - Bloody Mary
some shelters put the pets up on the internet and you can do it that way not sure if you will still need to be checked out though before they let you have one
https://youtu.be/IuQ6abVZYcE 20 Creepiest Urban Legends From Around The World
List
20 - The well to Hell
19 - Cry baby Bridge
18 - Char-Man
17 - Goat man
16 - The Snallygaster
15 - Elisa Day
14 - Dog boy
13 - The Greek soldier
12 - The black Volga
11 - Green man
10 - The white death well that ones just fucked us all because now we know she was real
9 - Patterson road
8 - Zanfretta Alien Abduction
7 - Bobby Mackey’s hell portal
6 - The slit-mouthed woman
5 - The ghost of stow lake
4 - The suicidal boyfriend
3 - The Suscon screamer
2 - The choking Doberman
1 - Bloody Mary
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You have never ate a Mc*randomburger
Eveleivibe
Ex-Bluelighter
Ewwwwww fuck no i dont eat that trash. Healthy n fitness freak me now you know.
Type INSANITY into youtube n thsts the exercise im doing. Did it in 2012 re-doing it n a few other exercise programmes too.
Evey
Type INSANITY into youtube n thsts the exercise im doing. Did it in 2012 re-doing it n a few other exercise programmes too.
Evey
foolsgold
Bluelighter
funny buggers both of you
foolsgold
Bluelighter
who doesn't he
This seems unlikely, we could skip off into the random sunset, me like a confused Marmozet and you (or course) like a big hairy bear :D
felix
Bluelight Crew
Haha. :D
felix
Bluelight Crew
Cheers, young'un. 
foolsgold
Bluelighter
Ozzy Osbourne genome sequenced
Genetic analysis of Black Sabbath star reveals he is more likely to experience hallucinations on marijuana and has increased risk of alcohol and cocaine addiction, researchers say
In the continuing quest to understand Ozzy Osbourne, scientists have finally unravelled the singer's most microscopic mystery: his genes. Following in the footsteps of mice and mammoths, Osbourne had his full genome sequenced and analysed by American researchers, who uncovered mutations related to addiction, metabolism, and Osbourne's Neanderthal ancestors.
"I've always said that at the end of the world there will be roaches, Ozzy and Keith Richards," said Sharon, Osbourne's wife, at a press conference announcing the findings. "He's going to outlive us all. That fascinated me." Reps for a genetics firm called Knome approached the Black Sabbath frontman in 2007, asking if he'd consider joining Harvard professor Henry Louis Gates and DNA co-discoverer James Watson as one of the few human beings to have had their individual genomes sequenced. Osbourne finally consented, giving scientists a blood sample. "I was curious," he explained to the Sunday Times. "Given the swimming pools of booze I've guzzled over the years – not to mention all of the cocaine, morphine, sleeping pills, cough syrup, LSD, Rohypnol … you name it – there's really no plausible medical reason why I should still be alive. Maybe my DNA could say why."
For the moment, the Osbourne genome offers as many questions as answers. "Ozzy carries several hundred thousand variants that have never been seen by scientists," Nathaniel Pearson, Knome's director of research, told Scientific American. "It's going to be a while before we get enough data as a society to understand those variants."
"Many of the variants in his genome are about how the brain processes dopamine," he continued. Osbourne is 2.6 times more likely to experience hallucinations while on marijuana, has an increased risk of cocaine addiction and "an increased predisposition for alcohol dependence of something like six times higher", Pearson said. Osbourne's genes also suggest that he is slow to metabolise coffee. "Ozzy's kryptonite is caffeine," a Knome rep explained. A functioning change to the singer's TTN gene, which has been linked to the nervous system, may be connected to Osbourne's hearing or to his tremors.
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"Here's a guy who's rocking heavy metal for decades and he can still hear," said Jorge Conde, Knome's chief executive. "It would be interesting to know if this gene may impact that. [Or] his Parkinsonian tremor – it's hard to know if that is from his genes or from years of hard living."
Furthermore, Osbourne's got a genetic sliver that once belonged to homo sapiens' extinct cousins, the Neanderthals. "For a long time we thought that Neanderthals didn't have any descendents today, but it turns out that Asians and Europeans have some evidence of Neanderthal lineage – like a drop in the bucket," Pearson said. "We found a little segment on Ozzy's chromosome 10 that very likely traces back to a Neanderthal forebear."
"We also looked at [Knome] founder George Church and he has about three times as much [Neanderthal] as Ozzy does," Pearson added. To this, Sharon Osbourne's response was swift: "I'd like to meet him."
Ozzy Osbourne turns 62 next month.
Genetic analysis of Black Sabbath star reveals he is more likely to experience hallucinations on marijuana and has increased risk of alcohol and cocaine addiction, researchers say
In the continuing quest to understand Ozzy Osbourne, scientists have finally unravelled the singer's most microscopic mystery: his genes. Following in the footsteps of mice and mammoths, Osbourne had his full genome sequenced and analysed by American researchers, who uncovered mutations related to addiction, metabolism, and Osbourne's Neanderthal ancestors.
"I've always said that at the end of the world there will be roaches, Ozzy and Keith Richards," said Sharon, Osbourne's wife, at a press conference announcing the findings. "He's going to outlive us all. That fascinated me." Reps for a genetics firm called Knome approached the Black Sabbath frontman in 2007, asking if he'd consider joining Harvard professor Henry Louis Gates and DNA co-discoverer James Watson as one of the few human beings to have had their individual genomes sequenced. Osbourne finally consented, giving scientists a blood sample. "I was curious," he explained to the Sunday Times. "Given the swimming pools of booze I've guzzled over the years – not to mention all of the cocaine, morphine, sleeping pills, cough syrup, LSD, Rohypnol … you name it – there's really no plausible medical reason why I should still be alive. Maybe my DNA could say why."
For the moment, the Osbourne genome offers as many questions as answers. "Ozzy carries several hundred thousand variants that have never been seen by scientists," Nathaniel Pearson, Knome's director of research, told Scientific American. "It's going to be a while before we get enough data as a society to understand those variants."
"Many of the variants in his genome are about how the brain processes dopamine," he continued. Osbourne is 2.6 times more likely to experience hallucinations while on marijuana, has an increased risk of cocaine addiction and "an increased predisposition for alcohol dependence of something like six times higher", Pearson said. Osbourne's genes also suggest that he is slow to metabolise coffee. "Ozzy's kryptonite is caffeine," a Knome rep explained. A functioning change to the singer's TTN gene, which has been linked to the nervous system, may be connected to Osbourne's hearing or to his tremors.
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"Here's a guy who's rocking heavy metal for decades and he can still hear," said Jorge Conde, Knome's chief executive. "It would be interesting to know if this gene may impact that. [Or] his Parkinsonian tremor – it's hard to know if that is from his genes or from years of hard living."
Furthermore, Osbourne's got a genetic sliver that once belonged to homo sapiens' extinct cousins, the Neanderthals. "For a long time we thought that Neanderthals didn't have any descendents today, but it turns out that Asians and Europeans have some evidence of Neanderthal lineage – like a drop in the bucket," Pearson said. "We found a little segment on Ozzy's chromosome 10 that very likely traces back to a Neanderthal forebear."
"We also looked at [Knome] founder George Church and he has about three times as much [Neanderthal] as Ozzy does," Pearson added. To this, Sharon Osbourne's response was swift: "I'd like to meet him."
Ozzy Osbourne turns 62 next month.
