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Cake day: November 12th, 2024

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  • If it were not for urban areas… Lots of space to just dig up and dump the manure (and then cover it of course). Maybe a nearby farm that would be happy to exchange a few bags for a carrot (well, it’s shit. How much value do you expect out of it?) or a drain line specifically made for horse dung which would lead to certain processing facilities and make them into useful stuff.

    Instead of car parkings, there could be stables connected to said drain lines. You could pay for some standardised meals and hopefully free drinking water at the stable while you went on with your work.

    Hey, has anyone written a story on this?

    Plus as you allude to with the horseshoes animals are vastly complicated things to maintain.

    Hey, if you keep a car and a dog, might as well keep a horse instead!



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    Yeah, that was the only way that worked consistently. Buttons like “Paste Without Formatting” failed in more than a few cases.


    Past tense, because it works on Linux. But I still have the old habit and use KWrite sometimes.












  • Mother for whatever reason decides she doesn’t want to have the embryo implanted.

    Who knows, maybe they can’t afford kids. Or her and the father are about to break up. Or she has found out she’s at risk of complications.

    I think I am just suffering lack of information.
    I assumed the contract is to be an after birth thing and not something that makes sure that the mother has to bear the child.
    Besides, if the implantation is not done, hasn’t He not actually done the procedure and can choose another (although hard to do so in time)?
    Does the embryo have some kind of compatibility with the mother, for implantation to be successful?

    In case He has the option to find another chap for the process in the above cases, I won’t consider the contract extending to this time.