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I think this is more in reference to women saying "Nothing" when asked what's wrong, even though they are clearly upset about something.

Besides, zoos and animal parks rarely "buy" their animals. Most are rescues or born in captivity. They're doing the best they can to make this polar bear happy since he probably can't survive in the wild, so please try and appreciate their efforts. Yes, it's sad that he can't have an ideal exhibit, but until you know the cost of keeping one of these babies comfortable, let alone a full park of various species, please don't complain about their methods. Instead, go visit your local park and give some money to help out the animals like this.

She might have needed an x-ray for other medical reasons (intestinal blockage, vomiting and diarrhea, etc), or they might have x-rayed to confirm that it wasn't a false pregnancy. Ultrasound machines are very expensive, so not all vet offices have one. Don't worry, one x-ray won't hurt the kittens.(:

Warriors fandom! *raises hand*

I'm imagining it's in reference to the Kim Kardashian gif? "Don't be fucking rude" as she hits her sister with her purse? So funny.

Have you ever actually been to school? Yes, it's the person's fault for breaking the rules if they choose to wear something against dress code. But do you know WHY the dress code exists? So that the kids aren't distracted. I kid you not, that's the only reason. "It increases focus and organization in the classroom," which is total BS. If I want to wear a tank top and shorts because it's over 100 outside and my classrooms are hot too, then I'm going to wear a tank top and shorts. It's not my fault if you get distracted by my shoulders or thighs, which exist on 99.5% of women and men in the world. It's nothing novel, there's no reason it should be a distraction. Unless I have a super cool tattoo. But because typically female clothing is far more revealing than men's clothing, it's the girls who get picked on and the girls are the reason the rules were created. I have never once seen a guy wearing a tank top get in trouble for it, but God forbid a girl's sleeve isn't three fingers thick.

Fun fact: SeaWorld never actually "capture and keeps" anything. Everything is either a rescue that is too injured to survive on its own if released, or was born in captivity and never learned the survival skills needed to live in the open ocean.