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Unfortunately one of my least favorite charactersWhy? Spike is cute.
is it bad i laughed at thisIf someone tried to abducted me, then I would punch/kick them as hard as I can right in the family jewels. But the girl in the video is only 7, so it's no surprise that she'd react very differently in the situation.
It's kind of little kids everywheres fault. stuff little kids screamed bloody murder all day every day where I used to live and you'd run out and they'd just be playing hide and seek or tag. After a while I stopped and there could've been one being raped right outside my house and I would've never seen it.Yeah.
Although if I was walking by a little kid and she was screaming "you aren't my dad" I'd probably stop him.
so you think a little 8 year old girl could beat up a 180 pound adult to the point where she could run awayIf she could punch him hard enough in the crotch, then she could get away.
Finding that old game you were looking forThat happened to me plenty of times.
Shake case, and you hear a disc rattle
open
wrong game
hubba hubba... that is a cute boobie avatar (i like to touch my weaner while looking at his posts... (i aint gay though..!)You're obviously a homoloveual.
Did you remember to de-chlorinate the water?Yes. But they I don't think we had much to do with it, because they started dying before we put them in the water.
I think it'll be because of the temperature differences between your tank water and the fish's water from the pet store. If you put them straight into the water the chances are that they will die. You have to float the fish in their plastic bags with their water on the tank water so that they adjust slowly.That's exactly what we did. They began to die before we released them into the big tank, though.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ammonia_poisoning probably then. In an older aquarium, there are bacteria that convert your fish's wastes from things that are toxic (ammonia and nitrite) to one that is much less toxic to them (nitrate). In your new tank, there wasn't enough time for the bacteria to have built up to a sufficient number, nor is there usually enough gravel for them to colonize that you get a large enough population to do a good job of this.Our tank is pretty old, actually. But it's possible because of the way my mother cleaned the tank before we put them in.
I always hesitate to go to petco just because everything smells like stuffMy father said that one or two of the tanks had dead fish in them. It's saddening.
especially the fish tanks
You put them in water too soon. You needed to let them adjust to the room temperature, I thought that was common knowledge.We let them adjust for about an hour and a half.
Fish have unusually low lifespans. Wit the exception of some such as koi.Some of them were just babies and they didn't even last a day in our home. :c
poor fishies.I know, right.
:(
prolly cus you had 25 fish in one tankThey were quite small. And it was a large tank.
