I’m being general as I didn’t list all pets but I’d say that’s a pretty good trio of pet types and pets usually within the groups. It is indeed general and not exhaustive.

If you’re sat with friends for 3 or 4 hours on a night out, that isn’t wild. We’d usually have 2 or 3 courses and drinks on a big meet up, maybe 3 or 4 times a year. It’s only excessive if you’re doing it all the time.

Dogs and cats, even piglets, calves and lambs, are friends, family even. Rabbits, guinea pigs etc (all the small / round hairy pets) are skittish, snappy, and friendly only sometimes. Pretty much everything else is some animal you keep in a box and feed.

Sounds like a pretty normal night out at a restaurant with friends.

Or woke, or communism.

Abrahamic religions are the problem. They’re pretty similar in doctrine and beliefs when it comes down to it.

If it’s your own milk, fair enough.

Isn’t this Muppet Australian? He’s as irrelevant as that fat Aussie guy who calls himself an Alpha male and sucks Trump’s ass.

First, take a big step back… and literally, FUCK YOUR OWN FACE!

Donald, like many, has no idea what ‘communist’ means. Nor many other words for that matter - obliterated, reciprocal, truth, to name a few.

‘effectively immediately’. Fuckers can’t even use correct words.

I’ve only ever used 2 of these. I’m a greedy sloth.

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Bulb is your bell end in the UK.

I use one called Spotidown. You just copy the link and download the MP3. I’ve downloaded a few thousand songs with it and haven’t noticed your issue.

Ah, Bonnydoon. The serenity.

‘They are called idioms in a sense because some of us can’t help but feel uneducated when we cannot figure out what they mean or why that phrase would come to mean what it does.’

What? That is not why they are called idioms.

You also misused or misunderstood the two idioms you used, and also listed the internet one, which isn’t an idiom.

The caterpillar in the book makes a cocoon rather than a chrysalis. That’s moth behaviour.

Bags with pull strings are bullshit. Just use your spoon to press against the side of the mug. No need for a garotte.