Given the amount of people that seem to base their whole personality exclusively using this list, it will be a long while before we can move away from these as a collective.

Meadows, parks, housing, literally anything besides an asphalt desert

Walking around with a bag of onions in case you encounter a wild hot dog? Either way, could always precut it yourself before you go

Does one person saying that they voted for change in the government make you incredibly, deeply sad? Just one vote in millions after all. Little things can collectively add up to something big.

Fun fact, they are significantly worse at moving air if they're dirty

Those are not the primary long term problems with those. Electric cars still require roads, tires, parking lots, etc. That's why they are 'better' due to no direct emissions and higher efficiency, but they can never be 'environmentally friendly' because they will always need expensive and harmful infrastructure.

Plus they tend to be heavier so they cause even more damage to road surfaces.

Alternatively, you can think of it as something so popular and important as to deserve a setting, eg. NSFW filter

Note that the initial post is about intentionally letting the cat out.

I have had several cats over my lifetime and them escaping has never really been an issue for us, though of course I don't know your particular situation. Still, it is pretty important that cats are not allowed out. I know all the animal shelters across two countries I have worked with will simply not allow someone to adopt a cat unless they sign a document stating that the cat will be indoors only, with the exception of leashed walking.

Saltwater and basically anything is a bad combination

Turns out the way to approach problems changes as the problem changes. Who knew?

What century is this? Ridiculous

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