i just want to know how to support your work. can't see here on substack where i can send any kitty kibble, treats, or toys. patreon? even bad kitties deserve to have a can left out now and then, considering the excellent rodent cleanup job you're doing.
i just want to know how to support your work. can't see here on substack where i can send any kitty kibble, treats, or toys. patreon? even bad kitties deserve to have a can left out now and then, considering the excellent rodent cleanup job you're doing.
Also - can someone perhaps start a GiveSendGo page where money is collected as a prize for the first person/team to disprove El Gato Malo's hypothesis?
Sort of like the "run windows on mac" challenge from 2006*? Will also perhaps get more attention to this very worthwhile movement for good? Pretty sure there are pro-vax people who would be itching to prove this wrong if there's a chance to win some money and dunk on the anti-mandatory vax people? I'll be willing to give the first €100?
*=It was when Houston shipping broker Colin Nederkoorn decided to formalize the challenge. He offered what started off as a $100 reward and solicited donations to up the ante for the first demonstration of Windows running on a new Mac. Eventually nearly US$14,000 was donated to OnMac.net.
i just want to know how to support your work. can't see here on substack where i can send any kitty kibble, treats, or toys. patreon? even bad kitties deserve to have a can left out now and then, considering the excellent rodent cleanup job you're doing.
Great idea!
Also - can someone perhaps start a GiveSendGo page where money is collected as a prize for the first person/team to disprove El Gato Malo's hypothesis?
Sort of like the "run windows on mac" challenge from 2006*? Will also perhaps get more attention to this very worthwhile movement for good? Pretty sure there are pro-vax people who would be itching to prove this wrong if there's a chance to win some money and dunk on the anti-mandatory vax people? I'll be willing to give the first €100?
*=It was when Houston shipping broker Colin Nederkoorn decided to formalize the challenge. He offered what started off as a $100 reward and solicited donations to up the ante for the first demonstration of Windows running on a new Mac. Eventually nearly US$14,000 was donated to OnMac.net.