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Once, I even managed to pull a mouse out of a cat’s claws. But it still died :( And my grandmother scolded me :(

With bare hands, Hermit? They might bite... Even cats, when hunting, try not to expose their faces, as far as I've seen.

Actually, I have to admit, it was in a transparent polyethylene bag. And I showed it to people while it was inside the bag, but one girl still got scared. :)

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And once I saw a cat, which lived near the railway tracks, catch a mouse and bite it. The mouse was squealing :( :( :(

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I once put a mouse in a mineral water bottle and tapped it against the swings, and then I suddenly noticed that it wasn't moving.

And once again, I saw a live mouse in a mousetrap at my grandmother's house and begged her to let it live there.
And my grandmother told me how one of her cats brought in a rat that was almost as big as the cat itself.

I don't know how. When I was learning, I fell and limped on both legs for a month. Forget it.

I also fell when I was learning, and I got badly bruised. But I didn't have a bicycle. I asked to ride one. I remember riding a tricycle. And then one day, we were walking outside, and I suddenly really wanted to ride a two-wheeled bicycle, even though I remembered that I didn't know how, but I still really wanted to ride. They gave me a bicycle again. And I sat down and rode! And after the tricycle, I just loved it! I rode around the school all evening. I was riding and didn't understand how I wasn't falling now and why I fell before?

I also had a tricycle when I was a kid, and my dad taught me how to ride a two-wheeled bike. Once, I crashed into some fat women who heard the bell, looked, but didn't think it was necessary to clear the way, and I didn't know how to brake.
And 15 years after that incident, last year, I hit a tourist in Red Square when she also didn't think it was necessary to clear the way for me, as a result of which I had to spend 20 minutes arguing with a tour guide who was explaining to her that she "doesn't understand how things are done in Russia," and in the end, they let me go, and I managed to return the bike to the rental shop just in time. The only tourist police officer who passed by ignored the calls for help, saying, "I'm just passing by, sorry, I'm not involved in your business." In the end, the tour guide calmed everything down, a saintly woman, and I wasn't even completely sober at the time. But I certainly didn't do it on purpose; it's just that the slope was very steep, and I didn't have enough skill.

When I was learning, I couldn't brake on a downhill and missed the turn. I had a rich choice between "crashing into a tree and completely messing up my face and, worse, the rental bike" and "falling on the asphalt and completely wrecking my knee and tearing off my toenail." In short, that finger still hurts, yes, and I avoid bikes like the plague. Although that day, I brushed myself off, got back on, and rode for another hour, since I had already paid for it.
And yes, are we going completely off-topic here, guys?

I immediately learned to ride a two-wheeled bike because I thought it was cool. There wasn't a three-wheeled one available.
I did crash into a wall, riding across the entire yard, and didn't ride it again after that, but still.
As an adult, I learned a little bit. I almost crashed into people and cars, but I managed to brake at the last moment. In general, you need to ride carefully on the roads and cross them cautiously.

Recent bicycle accidents.

Well, to be honest, I kind of want to go for a ride. We have a rental place in the park, but after the break, I just can't seem to get back into the swing of things with the swings; I simply don't have the energy for a bike ride yet.

How about we move this off-topic discussion to the politics thread and rename it "Discussing Bicycles, IT'S SERIOUS!!!"

"Jurassic World". The ending was enjoyable, with the appearance of a superman who saved everyone. Everything else, from beginning to end, is typical, contrived nonsense. The only driving force of the plot is the characters' utter stupidity. With that level of IQ, they wouldn't be able to create dinosaurs, let alone... How did they even survive as a civilization until the present day? The people probably miraculously survived when they all jumped off a cliff like lemmings. 3/10

Let's continue watching these silly cartoons.
+ Interesting, cute, and funny.
- It noticeably echoes "Toy Story," which I actually love.
= It's a decent cartoon, worth watching. It made me want to get some kind of pet. 8/10.

If anyone feels like watching something a bit scary, I recommend "American Horror Story." It's a film about the most common human fears, without an abundance of directorial gimmicks. 8 out of 10