My Cat's First Indoor Grow : 3'x2' 300W Plasma
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mistergrafik
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Snuck up on her and she got mad becuz she overwatered. Also told her not to FIM an auto but she's a cat. Can u really tell them anything?
mistergrafik
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mistergrafik
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until next time
Burt Hooter
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What lenses is that's ? your phone? Good Clarity
mistergrafik
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mistergrafik
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She says " final training don't touch "
Ok Kitty. Let's see ur powers
Ok Kitty. Let's see ur powers
mistergrafik
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Out on a micro hunt. Inspired by Northwood and Natureboy
mistergrafik
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Facts
Étienne-Jules Marey was a physiologist first and a photographer second.
In the 1880s, he took numerous sequential photos of cats being dropped and landing on their feet, capturing the way in which a cat twists its body to get into the proper landing position. Marey's photos suggested that cats possessed a physiological mechanism for landing on their feet, but many scientists were skeptical, even with the photo evidence.
Henry R. Miller and Lewis H. Weed would eventually prove the falling mechanism beyond a shadow of a doubt in 1916 by dropping blindfolded cats whose balancing vestibular organs had been destroyed in both ears. Those cats dropped straight to the ground with no twisting or turning, confirming what Marey had done 30 years earlier with far less damage to the cats involved.
I bring the fun fact of the day because the picture of Cleeko looks like all of her feet are off the ground. Reminded me of Eadward Muybridge. He inspired Marey when he was commissioned to photograph a horse gallop way back some time to show this fact.
Étienne-Jules Marey was a physiologist first and a photographer second.
In the 1880s, he took numerous sequential photos of cats being dropped and landing on their feet, capturing the way in which a cat twists its body to get into the proper landing position. Marey's photos suggested that cats possessed a physiological mechanism for landing on their feet, but many scientists were skeptical, even with the photo evidence.
Henry R. Miller and Lewis H. Weed would eventually prove the falling mechanism beyond a shadow of a doubt in 1916 by dropping blindfolded cats whose balancing vestibular organs had been destroyed in both ears. Those cats dropped straight to the ground with no twisting or turning, confirming what Marey had done 30 years earlier with far less damage to the cats involved.
I bring the fun fact of the day because the picture of Cleeko looks like all of her feet are off the ground. Reminded me of Eadward Muybridge. He inspired Marey when he was commissioned to photograph a horse gallop way back some time to show this fact.
mistergrafik
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pretty sure I see flowers.. kitty said no spoilers tho
mistergrafik
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mistergrafik
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I told her to chill.
She told me to eat her 235 Watts?...
I told her to stop getting her raggedy hair everywhere
She told me to eat her 235 Watts?...
I told her to stop getting her raggedy hair everywhere
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mistergrafik
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Don't @ my cat unless ur nails are nicer than hers and ur canopy is more even
kovidkough
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I'm glad I'm not the only person with a cat leash
mistergrafik
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She beat up the neighbors dog and stole it so technically it's a dog leash. But u are not alone, yes
PadawanWarrior
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You better get that cat some sunglasses. He's gonna get cataracts.
mistergrafik
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Purrrrhaps it could cause some issues. She said she doesn't want any glasses indoors. She called me a pussy
PadawanWarrior
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Then you're both pussies, lol.
