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Old 09-10-2021, 11:27 PM
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These are sold as refrigerator magnets.
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No,
when it comes to things that are wrong in the world this is not really up there.
Just to put it in perspective it is still legal for funfairs to hand kids a goldfish as a prize...

Now anyone who knows anything about the practice will know most of them end up dying within hours.

The people winning the prize have no home for an unexpected pet so down the toilet it goes.

This? This is nothing compared to a live animal. So yeah this fridge magnet will end in the bin in a month.

At least an animal did not die in vain for a few hours of entertainment on a fridge...
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when it comes to things that are wrong in the world this is not really up there.
In truth, I'm libertarian, so I agree. I want government out of people's lives. My post is tongue in cheek, but you might have liked to be a fly on the wall when my wife found out about this. Ohh, my. She adores tiny plants, and killing orchids on purpose really sets her off.

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lol well I appreciated you showing us what the world is getting up to
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The first question that popped into my mind was “why?”.

That is certainly not a long-term option.
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So they've moved from Tillandsia and succulents to orchids now. Can't wait to see the blooms!
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At least tillies have a fighting chance. Isn't there an SPCO? (Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Orchids)
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To heck with that! I just wanna be their new cork supplier!
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To heck with that! I just wanna be their new cork supplier!
Used ones of course... after you have taken care of the wine.
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