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▲ 85 r/NameMyCat

so my rescue cat gave birth to 5 beautiful kittens. a little while later, i found an abandoned newborn kitten on a car tire and brought him/her home. my cat, being the angel she is, immediately accepted the baby, started nursing him/her, and basically adopted the kitten as one of her own.

now this tiny rescue baby is being raised right alongside my cat’s 5 biological kittens, just about 2 weeks younger than the rest.

i’d love help coming up with a unique name for him/her, maybe something creative or meaningful tied to the story/context of how we found them.

edit: pictures are taken recently, he’s/she’s now just over a month old.

u/Different_Carrot3819 — 10 days ago
▲ 2 r/SaudiPets

أنا ما عندي مشكلة مع اللي ما يفضلون القطط او ما يحبونها او اللي عندهم فوبيا. أبدا ما اقصدهم.

أنا عندي مشكلة مع اللي يكرهوون القطط و يحقدون عليهم وما يهمهم إذا ماتوا ولا تعبوا ولا يحسون بشي. شي غريب جدا بالنسبة لي و يعور قلبي. مهما كان هذي روح و الإسلام عزز فينا الرحمة على اي كائن. ياما شفت ناس يقولون يوه يا كثر القطاوة ليت من يسممهم و نفتك أو عادي يشوتونها ولا نقطة احساس. قسم بالله تجيني الصيحة.

و على فكرة عشان ما اكون biased (لاني احب القطاوة مره) نفس الشعور يجيني على اي حيوان لانهم مساكين لا حول لهم ولا قوة ما يقدرون يتكلمون ولا يعبرون ولا يدافعون عن نفسهم، يكسرون خاطري.

الحمدلله على نعمة الرحمة والله، و ان شاءالله الله يقدرنا على فعل الخير يارب.

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u/Different_Carrot3819 — 12 days ago
▲ 34 r/grammar

English is my second language and I’m not from the US, so this might be a dumb question, but I keep hearing people (mostly Americans on TV/social media) say “look it” instead of “look at it” and it always sounds wrong to me.

I always thought it sounded almost like baby talk or someone trying to say look at it but saying it way too fast.

I know it’s not grammatically correct, but is it an actual phrase people really use in everyday speech? Is it just a very casual/slang way of saying that phrase.

Just pointless curiosity from my end :)

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u/Different_Carrot3819 — 13 days ago