• lugal
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    10 months ago

    Is there a signature? Because otherwise it’s totally fake

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        10 months ago

        Of cause! Without a date, the dog could be 22 by now, or even 23 from all we know!!

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    10 months ago

    Can a business transact with an animal?

    If a crow puts a toonie in a vending machine, and manages to buy chips does it legally own the chips? Or can an agent of the business that runs the vending machine confiscate them and keep the money?

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      10 months ago

      I now have a great desire to find and train crows to buy stuff from vending machines to challenge the law with whatever nonsense they’ll come at the crows with.

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        10 months ago

        An online calculator (idk the formula they use they’re all rather silly) says that on a golden retriever, 18 would be 131 in dog years (and it doesn’t even do 21, saying the inputted value for the dog’s age must be between 1-20 years) and 21 would be ~150 (20 is 145).

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          10 months ago

          I meant the other way around. A two year old dog is “14” and a three year old dog is “21” if you go by 1 human year=7 dog years formula. Definitely silly though

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            10 months ago

            Right.

            That’s a whole 5 months of chasing removed though. That’s long.