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[Lemon Cheesecake]

But I heard you can't chew gum in Singapore

[Kyndreth]

Yuuup. Gum is not allowed, because people stick gum in places etc. Therefore banned. Because lots of people litter by sticking chewed gum on places or throw it on the floor, etc. Or something like that. I think that was the logic.

[Lemon Cheesecake]

I guess no bubble gum alley there then

[Kyndreth]

Nope. At least, there shouldn't be.

[Lemon Cheesecake]

bubble gum alley is disgusting actually

[Kyndreth]

Sounds like it would be.

[Lemon Cheesecake]

but I do hate stepping on gum soI can see why Singapore doesn't like it

[Kyndreth]

I hate finding gum on the underside of a desk. Especially if it's pretty sticky. It's super gross. And I always find it because I'm touching the bottom of the desk. And it's just... gross.

[murmurlade]

............er
wow. glad that'd never happened to me before.
BUT HERES THE QUESTION HAVE YOU EVER STEPPED ON DOG VOMIT

[Lemon Cheesecake]

or gum at the bus stop bench...

dog vomit - never stepped in it but have had to clean it up - yuck- and cat hair balls _!? What's up with those? They are worse then picking up an owl pellet (hair ball) by mistake and it breaking open. (now, if I had gloves on that might be scientifically interesting....).

[murmurlade]

....owls make hair balls? jesus
nononononono animals, no.

[Lemon Cheesecake]

well, owls regurgitate the bones and hair that they eat of the small rodents. I think cats only spit up the hair.

[MonkeyGirl18]

Why are we even talking about animal vomit?

[Lemon Cheesecake]

I don't know - blame it on murmurlade!

[murmurlade]

Wha?
Slander, I tell ya!

If I recall though, kangaroos have two stomach chambers and regurgitate their food to eat it?