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I'm not a cat whisperer or whatever people like to call it, but I just see a woman who's complaining about an aggressive cat that keeps biting her over and over in the course of the video. Sure, she doesn't know how to properly take care of it, but is that really any reason to call her horrible...

Personally, I exercise for a total of ~8 hours. Of which I spend 2 hours running, and the other 6 lifting, sparring and etc. I'm not really that athletic, I guess.

Psychological training is done overtime via exposure to certain things, or otherwise. It's better to just be used to something rather than have something that can burst at any time, although having both might be good. Not everyone is mentally fit to be a police officer, so start with that.

What kind of things should I avoid saying, then?

Looks like a lot of people I know. Although the hair looks really off, and the face paint is also disconcerting; I'd say that the general face structure is something I encounter every day.

I have a lot of hobbies, but one of the most prominent ones is sparring or fighting - I suppose it helps hinder what other people might consider violent urges, but it helps me stay mentally sharp, strong and fast.

I haven't gotten one yet, but I'm painfully aware it's impossible to do good forever. I only hope that when I get pulled over, I'll get let off. Also, to ic3squid - I think that by sympathizing, you are in fact giving a better and more effective warning that way. It probably creates a...

Scrambled eggs using the recipe in Gordon Ramsays Youtube Video - It is divine, honestly, and it tastes great. Even if you replace some of the ingredients (because you dont have them, obv), it still tastes amazing.

What kind of attitude helps a police officer better deal with the situation, and quicker? Something that lets the police officer feel reassured and more content with helping in the situation, basically. I don't have the slightest clue due to lack of perspective, so, help me out on this.

You cannot change the past, and even if you did: What would it matter? At that point, the person that lives through the decisions that follow afterwards is no longer you - It's a different person, who's looking at a completely different set of possibilities. Change what you can, not what you can't.

How about a good cognac/whiskey and spaghetti with bacon? I'll take my sweet time, too, just to contemplate what kind of an idiot I was to have ended up on death row.

I think about the next fight I'll be getting in. That motivates me a lot more than what I used to do.

For somebody to be walking around like that, demanding respect from people for things they haven't even accomplished? What a regular scumbag. It's good that there are people who can see through these things for what they are, and can call them out.

That's a rather odd question, am I capable of using my car for travel? The thread says nothing about not being able to do so, and because living in something does not necessarily mean "stuck" - I assume I'm capable of leaving it every once in a while to work/eat/use public toilets and etc...

A police officer should make the people nearby feel safer, not vice versa - Every time I see a police officer, I feel safer rather than in danger. I trust the police, for kids to fear police makes no sense.

Fish oil, orange triad and a healthy diet. A supplement is meant to literally supplement - It doesn't replace your core method of staying healthy, you have to eat well to truly benefit from a supplement.

If it can count as an addiction, stimulants in general: I use them in order to boost my own thinking. Some people have told me that after a while I depend on them to think at all; For me this doesn't hold true, unless I use too much and as a result have to recover by using less and less. If...

I read this, and it turns out this is a bit wrong - As in, satirical. The site is jampacked with news articles which are nonsensical and unbelievable, and it even says so; Doing this would be impossible, no matter how good he thought they tasted.

I relieve stress by doing what some people call meditation, but I just call it zoning out. I spend time just giving myself a sensation that I am leaving my body and any feelings of sweating, stress and etc. Even with eyes open, after I'm done doing this, I feel as if though I haven't been using...

It's very difficult to understand what is wrong or what is right to do in situations like these whilst you're experiencing them, and afterwards you can still feel like you could've done better - In my opinion, I think what you did was fine, and as long as this situation is solved by the proper...