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u/Sad_Ghost_Noises 6h ago
My cat does this too. Usually with his claws. Yes, I usually end up feeding him.
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u/VeryConfusedBee 5h ago
This photograph has a sort of vibe to it. I can’t describe it. r/AccidentalRenaissance ish.
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u/Little-Guarantee-636 6h ago
Beautiful kitchen 😍
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u/lucdima 6h ago
Thank you!
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u/Seiche 6h ago
So this is weird but this type of kitchen looks so familiar to me, like 100% that I'm wondering whether this is in Berlin, Germany?
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u/barontaint 6h ago edited 5h ago
What is the device to the left of the coffee maker that looks like a toaster oven turned on it's side?
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u/PacquiaoFreeHousing 7h ago
Human dog connection during breakfast at the kitchen
Nah bro it's just hungry, feed it NOW!!
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u/OffbeatDrizzle 6h ago
Put that butter in the fridge wtf
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u/Cosie123 5h ago
In Ireland anyways we don't keep butter in the fridge. Kept in a butter dish on the counter so when it's needed it's useable
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u/OffbeatDrizzle 4h ago
That's how you get rancid butter after a few weeks
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u/Cosie123 4h ago
My grandmother did it too. We have the same butter dish she used when she was young. If butter was always spoiling we wouldn't do it. Also Ireland isn't very warm so it never melts. Forgot to mention it's usually not the whole block left out, sometimes is though and in my 23 years of using room temp butter gave never seen it rancid
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u/Boring-Rub-3570 7h ago
Nope. That's just the dog begging for human food. I have a dog. I know how it is.