Nightynight, wuffyfluff. Stay fuzzy :3My Furpals :3 I'm off to bed, take care! And Spilo I do like you!
sinks into your fur
Nightynight, wuffyfluff. Stay fuzzy :3My Furpals :3 I'm off to bed, take care! And Spilo I do like you!
waves from @Lenago's coffee mugAlso good morning from me to ^w^ I've manage to arise somehow! And am now a FP lurking doggo at work
imagines you engraving quotes from popular philosophers into the side of cooking equipmentOh, like my Doggo mother who's DAP pheromones clearly indicate the incoterm "Delivered at Place" (some say it stands for dog-appeasing pheromone, but those people clearly just don't want to pay the shipping insurance) I mainly work in export :3 and also do some quotations on the side of cooking equipment spare parts.
I have recently finished a "EIDGENÖSISCH DIPLOMIERTER" course on environmental consulting, but I promised my work place to stay for the year before looking further in that area. Some say I have to consult people there o: and not the environment!
Librarian rat stuffs :3What about you Meta :3? What do you do all day at work (beyond levitating?)
Indeed, the goal line is something to contemplateOooh :D I would love to visit your rat library Meta and act like I understand all the Finnish books.
"Kyllä, ymmärrän todellakin maaliviivan"
I do read a lot, but frankly keeping up with the full gamut of upcoming books is a losing proposition, nobody has time for that! You practically have to rely on other methods, like reviews, reading lists and statistics provided by publishers & other libraries and such. I like books and all but I can't spend every second reading :DYou must read a ton of books to be able to do customer service and new materials prepp work!
Oh I could imagine! I mean it must go both ways: new books are seemlingy infinte but also old books are seemingly infinite! You must have the most insane concentrationspan though thanks to it :3 Thanks for sharing some insight into the world of rat libraries!I do read a lot, but frankly keeping up with the full gamut of upcoming books is a losing proposition, nobody has time for that! You practically have to rely on other methods, like reviews, reading lists and statistics provided by publishers & other libraries and such. I like books and all but I can't spend every second reading :D
pours LIMBERNESS POTION"Toivon, että voisin istua v-muodossa"
nods nods
Now read me stories, out of professional librarian interest :3Oh owo?
pets your fluffy rat head
I guess you visiting me on my lap works too :D hello!
Eee, thank you, that was a great story! I especially liked the part where the fox went awoo and uwu :3D: oh damn, no wait, this is the wrong thread! It's not the last poster wins!
Oh my days! That was a great a story! I particularly loved all the wacky characters!checks my work contract
Hmm checks out surprisingly!
pets you gently, with the occasional tickle inbetween as I talk to you in a calm voice
Once upon a time there was a collection of geometrical objects who stumbled across a fluffly place know as the FurryPile. He didn't know it yet, but truthfully he was actually a fox. You see sweet little rat, his floating mathematically created body parts were calculated using the fox derivative.
But he would have none of it. The poor little fox was so confused and said "No I am not a fox, no no no!"
Some tried to tell him otherwise, but still he would shout "No I am not a fox, no no no!"
For a long time he would say those words, however one day he would meet a flying skunk who would prove him otherwise. You see, the flying skunk was going to become a foreign language teacher, but sadly he enrolled in the wrong course and studied not only advanced mathematics, but also the psychology of defense mechanisms such as denial.
The fox was blessed! Never before had he ever felt so much in tune with his inner self after Arwooing and uwu-ing profoundly.
They all lived happily, and very musky, ever after.
~The End~
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