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A quick definition of animal:

An animal is a living creature that is not a human. There are different types of animals, such as domestic animals that help people, wild animals that are untamable and can be dangerous, and feral animals that were once domestic but have returned to a wild state. Some animals can be vicious and pose a threat to humans. Ownership of animals can be complicated, especially when they are wild or have been tamed.

A more thorough explanation:

An animal is any living creature that is not a human being. This includes creatures like dogs, cats, birds, fish, and insects.

A domestic animal is one that is kept by humans for a specific purpose, such as a pet or for farm work. Examples of domestic animals include dogs, cats, cows, and horses.

A feral animal is a domestic animal that has returned to a wild state. These animals are usually unsocialized to humans and can be dangerous. Examples of feral animals include wild cats and dogs.

A vicious animal is one that has shown itself to be dangerous to humans. This can include domestic, feral, or wild animals. Examples of vicious animals include certain breeds of dogs that are known to be aggressive.

A wild animal is one that is naturally untamable, unpredictable, dangerous, or mischievous. These animals are not kept as pets and are not designated as domestic animals. Examples of wild animals include lions, tigers, and bears.

These types of animals illustrate the different ways in which humans interact with and categorize animals. Domestic animals are kept for specific purposes, while wild animals are left to their natural habitats. Feral and vicious animals are examples of how domestication can be reversed or how certain breeds can be dangerous.

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do u have a dream school?
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well i saw one is at fordham and one is at upenn and ik fordham isnt t14 but its better than temple and villanova
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dream is duke
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ooh interesting choice why Duke?
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i got into fordham and so did the dumbass I was dating for like two months it’s not that hard
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by which I mean if they let him in I don’t trust their standards
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my dad went to duke law so i have been a fan forever
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Duke is fun. I took a trip there when I was 19 or so. Really good time when I was a young rapscallion.
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@Dkkm11: are you not still a young rapscallion?
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Nah, I am gray-bearded wizard.
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Hmmm. I guess that’s okay.
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Honestly, idk what I would call myself these days. Will probably not know until I can reflect on this part of my life which will be idk, in like 5 years when I am 32.
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Does your life come in 5 year epochs typically?
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Someone told me a while ago that I was probably molested as a kid because I don’t really have any clear memories of my childhood. But I don’t think I was.
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Inside thoughts!
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this is where I post my inside thoughts
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Nah, the fucked up thing about therapists is they try and make you think your parents are your enemy 99% of the time and really they should be telling you that your parents have almost no effect on the rest of your life. If they can get you to keep focusing on your parents they can keep making money.
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Yeah, my life really does flow in about 5 years periods.
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My crypto also flows in 5 day epochs too.
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what do you do with your days as an unemployed crypto guy? do you play an instrument or something
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please lawd
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forgive me
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its time to go back to tha old me
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this is what i feel like when i get one single drill question right
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when u get one wrong ;(
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