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If you didn't like Alien and if you ever get the chance to go to Switzerland, I recommend that you do NOT go to the HR Giger Alien Museum near the castle in GruyerÈ. Sure the bar is cool but not the actual museum itself...*shudders*, do not ever want to visit there again...a truly disturbing mind...
Have you ever seen Simon's Cat?
As a fellow slave to a cat, I thought it might be nice to link you up with this. Perhaps you can recognise some of Sasquatch's traits in the animated shorts? I know that I can with Mozart!
http://www.simonscat.com/films.html
Oh, no, it wasn’t that I disliked the film (on the contrary, I’m rather fond of the
Alien films, mainly because I think the creatures are cool
); it’s just that, for a high-strung person like me watching it for the first time, the tense atmosphere was really nerve-racking. D8
Yes, I have seen “
Simon’s Cat!
Only two episodes so far: “Cat Man Do” and “The Box”. I didn’t know there were others; thanks for the link!
And yes, even in those (mainly the latter), I can find a number of behaviors that I've seen Sasquatch exhibit:
ï Sleeping on the same bed as me.
ï Climbing into boxes (I’ve shown you the photographic evidence
).
ï Knocking boxes and bags on their sides as he exits them.
ï Jumping on top of precarious objects and balancing there.
ï Batting around loose pieces of paper and cardboard.
ï Reaching his paws out through a small opening in a box.
ï Pushing around an upside-down box from inside like a turtle (I
think I’ve seen him do this).
ï Somersaulting while playing (In many cases the plaything is a tasty sock-covered foot
).
Heh, it's been awhile since I posted a question here. 
I've asked this on my facebook, but I want to hear what your answer would be:
When you have friends, what are your conditions for them if you have any? Such as should they have your same interests, beliefs, etc?
I do tend to feel more comfortable with someone if they have a lot in common with me, largely because I'm otherwise constantly worried about accidentally offending them, or getting into an argument with them (I hate arguments). They don't have to share all of the same interests as me; just a few major ones that we can talk about. It also helps if I can have long, engaging conversations with the person; that they don't get bored while talking to me and vice versa. I almost never discuss topics like politics, religion, or sexuality, so it doesn't matter that much if the person has different backgrounds or opinions in those areasóthough it has its limits: I seriously doubt I could get along with a Christian fundamentalist, or a political extremist. And, of course, I don't care to be friends with people who are racist or disregard the environment.
