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   eee (eee@poa.st)'s status on Thursday, 20-Jul-2023 21:23:49 JST eee
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     Cap'n Kong (slightretvrn) (kang_kong3@poa.st)'s status on Thursday, 20-Jul-2023 21:23:48 JST Cap'n Kong (slightretvrn)

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     @butterdog @eee @honkwerx You can be the bigger frenly animal for smaller wild critters though
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     Zealist (zealist@poa.st)'s status on Thursday, 20-Jul-2023 21:23:48 JST Zealist

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     • Cap'n Kong (slightretvrn)
     @Kang_Kong3 @butterdog @eee @honkwerx i got only toads.
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     butterdog (nudes at 1M followers) (butterdog@poa.st)'s status on Thursday, 20-Jul-2023 21:23:49 JST butterdog (nudes at 1M followers)

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     @eee @honkwerx I was watching sparrows happily eating alongside chonky pigeons not long ago and became a bit envious that as humans we don't have other friendly animals of similar or larger size that we can live alongside.
     
     From the sparrow's point of view there is a similar looking thing two or three times the size just digging among the dirt like your kind are, you'll never be able to communicate but there's a shared acceptance between you.
     
     I got the same feeling from this vid of the cat and the horse. They can't communicate and can only regard each other based on the other actions (same for us and a cat or horse), but somehow it's purer. I'm still envious.