u/Storyboys

If Slot does get sacked, and with Xabi no longer an option, who would be the best candidate for the job?

With Xabi now signed for Chelsea, if Slot does get sacked, what are the options?

Who would we trust to lead us forward?

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u/Storyboys — 4 days ago

Should we no longer be feeding garden birds?

I've seen a few articles going around about not feeding garden birds this summer due to an illness or disease they are vulnerable to.

Have people stopped feeding them?

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u/Storyboys — 12 days ago

I've seen people on here discuss a potential issue African Greys can develop a curved foot from their perches, and I'm wondering what steps I can take to prevent it?

My grey has several perches in his cage, but at times he tends to favour a thinner branch that his feet curve around almost fully.

Is there are any steps I can take or things I can be aware of to prevent it becoming an issue as he ages?

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u/Storyboys — 13 days ago

I've had lots of different pets over the years and I would consider myself an animal lover.

I find chameleons to be really beautiful and I would describe it as a bit of a dream pet, I understand they need a lot of care and attention and have a lot of needs, that doesn't worry me.

But I'm not sure how I would feel about having to feed other living things to the chameleon, will I feel bad having to witness other living things die.

I'm the type of person that prefers releasing things like flies and spiders outside rather than squishing them.

For people like me who got a reptile as a pet, how did you feel about having to feed it live food?

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u/Storyboys — 16 days ago

I'm considering getting a fish tank for my house, roughly 70 litres.

I'd like it to be a live tank with live plants and perhaps a few small fish.

I'm wondering if anyone who is into the hobby could tell me how much would it roughly cost per month energy wise to maintain in terms of the water filter or any heating or lighting needed?

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u/Storyboys — 16 days ago

The older I've gotten, the less I enjoy flying.

I've identified it as a control issue, that for the period I'm in the sky, I'm out of control of my own safety and life.

I also put it down to my general fear of dying, I would consider myself an atheist or agnostic, and think if I die I'll simply cease to exist.

I often have to fly for work, and my partner is from the other side of the world so we generally have to visit their family, so feeling high-anxiety during flying isn't ideal.

Sometimes I'm completely calm, other times my whole body is tensed up from anxiety and my hands are dripping sweat.

Has anyone ever overcome flight anxiety, and if so how did you do it? Or am I just compelled to a lifetime of highly anxious during flying?

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u/Storyboys — 21 days ago