#deaf and blind bunny exploring

[bunnies-and-sunshine]

Look at you go!

Since River is mostly blind from cataracts now, we've been working with her to become more comfortable exploring the living room and still be able to find her way back to her cage (I help her in and out of it). The 'find big human to give him nose-bonks' game, noogies, and a few well-timed banana chips got her to the coffee table.  She seems to feel safest on the towels, so I'll have to find some more for her.  Yay, progress!

Thanks for visiting the blog and we hope you all have a great weekend!  Stay safe out there and we'll be back with more bunny cuteness on Monday.

[itsnathateasy]

Submissions for Armin Week 2024

Here you can see all of my personal submissions for Armin Week 2024!

this is list is complete, will NOT be editing!

SFW Prompts

Day 1 (Sept 15): Anxiety / Panic Attacks OR Cat Café

Day 2 (Sept 16): EMA OR Arranged Marriage

Day 3 (Sept 17): Nerd Armin OR Exploring the Outside World

Day 4 (Sept 18): Childhood OR Friends to Lovers

Day 5 (Sept 19): Highschool / College AU OR Dad Armin

Day 6 (Sept 20): Bunny Armin OR Cadet Corps Shenanigans

Day 7 (Sept 21): "All eyes are on you, Mr. ambassador" OR Haircut

Day 8 (Sept 22): Blind / Deaf Armin OR Birthday

NSFW Prompts (ao3 links!)

Day 1 (Sept 15): Inexperienced / First Time OR Biting

Day 2 (Sept 16): Submissive Armin OR Aphrodisiacs

Day 3 (Sept 17): "Be gentle with me" OR Overstimulation

Day 4 (Sept 18): Library Sex OR Warming Up After a Cold Night

Day 5 (Sept 19): "For you, anything" OR Sex in Uniforms

Day 6 (Sept 20): Touch Starved OR Ocean / Beach Sex

Day 7 (Sept 21): Assertive Armin OR Devotion / Obsession

Day 8 (Sept 22): Bondage OR Public / Semi-Public Sex

[ourolite]

𝔏ite 𝔏ore! the links below should apprise you of the intricate references, research, and definitions of ourolite's original characters. any queries or urgent messages may be directed to our ask box; we might inadvertently miss comment notifications or get to them a lil' late, so try this instead!

prelude: mentions all characters. may include homes, occupations, family, a few notable non-main characters, potential backstories or general history and possibly relationship notes, notable hobby info, race + ethnicity information (culture, languages, etc), relevant locales, pets, neighbors, ourolite original mythical creations, and canon events. many/most links are via Google docs, so please download the Google docs app for the best possible display and remain with a dark mode setting as you explore. if you're unable to do so at this time, no worries, but we do apologize for the iffy presentation! thanks for clicking, enjoy.

♡ INDIGO ( maneki-neko! oc ) spider-kitty: spider-man au. abodes: various au’s. antecedents.

♥︎ ILLŪNIS ( rusalka! oc ) antisocial personality disorder research. deaf research. anomaly: spider-man au. cornus lamya: selenic shrine. abodes: various au’s. antecedents.

♥︎ FRANKINCENSE ( churel mother! oc ) schizophrenia research. dominican culture research. ___: modern occupation. abodes: various au’s antecedents.

♡ YASHMI-NOIR ( angel daughter! oc ) relationship with cookies. tree house. antecedents.

♥︎ XĪN’YUÈ ÀN ZHŌNG ( billionaire ceo! oc ) ànzhōng: universal business. maju + blumei: puppy daughters. abodes: various au’s. antecedents.

♥︎ CIRCE YUÈ'LI ( vampire! oc ) yìzé and babydoll: pet dogs. chinese and senegalese culture research. abodes: various au’s. antecedents.

♡ JIHANE MEILĖ ( metaphysician djinn! oc ) ___: universal shop. abodes: various au’s. antecedents.

♥︎ J'ŪLILI ANÉO LĀPAKI ( plutonian bunny! oc ) sao glace: selenic shrine. modern occupation(s). maxixe: pet polar bear cub. abodes: various au’s. antecedents.

♡ YÚYĪN ÀN ZHŌNG ( emhalo xipe’va! oc ) anomaly: spider-man au. xipe’va: mythical race (leman originated). abodes: various au’s. antecedents.

♡ MÉLIOR VILLOSA ( amoisa xipe’va! oc ) kpop idol career: modern. tea: multiple personalities. xipe’va: mythical race (leman originated). abodes: various au’s. antecedents.

♡ MAKA GALILHAI ( autistic swordsman! oc ) anomaly star-spider: spider-man au. japanese culture research. autism research. abodes: various au’s. antecedents.

♥︎ EUN BYEOL ( mute neptunian! oc ) selective mutism research. selenians: mythical race (neso originated). abodes: various au’s. antecedents.

♥︎ ZOLENE IRENE ( demi-god! oc ) attention deficient hyperactivity disorder research. sun-spider: spider-man au. ___: food truck. ___: family restaurant. abodes: various au’s. antecedents.

♥︎ TIDA-BITUIN MIYAGI ( blind prodigy! oc ) okinawan japanese research. blindness research + prodigy citations. abodes: various au’s. antecedents.

⑅ leman productions. all rights fucking reserved, do not plagiarize.

[ghost-in-the-stalls]

Since the hiatus is over, I'm gonna rant a bit about Stand Still, Stay Silent and how the author's take on her new religious views are impacting things.

So if you don't read that webcomic,sorry for this. I'll put it under a read more if it gets long (which it probably will).

So first of all, I'll clarify that these are my views and I know this is a HEATED thing rn and I'll basically just say I'll be willing to like... debate about it with anyone who wants to but I also personally reserve the right to turn off anon/block you if you get nasty with me or if it sounds like you aren't actually interested in hearing what I'm saying so much as spreading your own beliefs around.

Secondly, I want people to understand that I personally am American. I am speaking from an American perspective. I understand that Minna is not American. I may be conflating our experiences in a way they cannot be. However, I also recognize that author intent and audience interpretation are two very different things. With this in mind, I also recognize and understand that intent is nothing when compared to impact. So though I may be speaking from an experience that may not be true at all for Minna, I also recognize that my feelings and perspectives are valid as an American audience member. Something being written by a Finn does not negate the fact that it is available to read regardless of geographic location, and that it's impact will ultimately reach further than just her own bubble. So this post is me speaking about impact on myself as an American audience member, not intent on her part.

First I'll say that the bunny comic - Lovely People - is, in my opinion, objectively in poor quality and taste. Not even taking into account my own views on religion yet. It was very tone deaf about the history of Christianity and oppression and completely ignored how Western Christianity plays a major part in a lot of modern oppression and social problems that the comic tries to address. The pseudo-apocalyptic theme of the social credit system had the potential to be a very interesting and thought provoking direction! Social media has fucked with our society and our mental health in a way that we really need to address!

However, the comic made the Christians the only group we see experiencing oppression from this system in the story. This effectively does two things in tandem. One, it fails to address just how negative of an impact the social credit system would have on us all. Looking around at our way of interacting with the world now, we're still almost all of us suffering for the way things are. We have incredibly high social anxiety, people are encouraged from a young age to conform aggressively to beauty standards and share all their personal details online, and - most notably to my next argument - anywhere an individual lacks privilege is exploited by our society and they are put under a microscope, and are ultimately aggressively punished for being part of a marginalized group. Not born with the physical traits considered acceptable by Western standards of beauty? Tough luck. Not physically or mentally able to participate in the current system in place? Tough luck. Not willing to conform to strict gender roles? Identify as a marginalized gender or sexuality? Not willing to be quiet and secretive about it? Tough fucking luck. But the ONLY group that is shown to be oppressed at ALL in the bunny comic is Christians.

What makes this even more tone deaf is that, Two, it is thus completely blind to how Western Christianity has played a direct and aggressive role in supporting the oppression of these other group in our current fucked up system. I'm NOT saying Christianity is evil or that anyone who practices the faith is bad. Not at all. Religion is, at it's core, a beautiful thing. But the fact stands that MANY people in positions of power have used their Christian beliefs as a tool to oppress others. In America especially (yes I'm speaking as an American and I acknowledge that) Christianity is THE mask used by the far-right and the oppressors to spread their ideologies. Even white supremicists and nationalists ultimately will try to argue that white people and the US are God's Chosen Ones which is why they're TOTALLY RIGHT in doing the terribly things they do.

Making a comic about how a social credit system causes oppression and then showing that oppression as EXCLUSIVELY happening to Christians is not only in EXTREMELY poor taste, it is directly harmful. It is the same message and behavior that a lot of Christians use constantly to gaslight marginalized groups that they are against. "Oh I'm oppressing you? No actually I'M oppressed because I'M CHRISTIAN and you just can't handle the fact that you're going to hell for not repenting for existing!"

Even if those are your true beliefs. Even if you genuinely think that Christians are oppressed and that anyone arguing against you is refusing to repent. Does spreading information in that way really seem effective to you? Does it really seem loving and caring to you? To sit there and talk about how others are always hurting you, but you aren't hurting anyone else at all by telling them they're going to hell for being?

I'm digressing. But my point here is that the comic is in incredibly poor taste, and I genuinely will never understand why people expect non-Christians to take the message of "you're going to hell if you don't conform to my beliefs and also I'm oppressed" positively.

Moving on to Stand Still, Stay Silent...

She has said several times that she does not intend to change the path SSSS has been on from the beginning. This is honestly not comforting whatsoever.

First, this is definitely because - even before the recent developments - SSSS was always very shallow imo. I loved it! Don't get me wrong! But a major part of that love was because I genuinely thought it was building up to something bigger; I thought it was eventually going to go deeper. I now understand that that was never the case. It's a shallow story with a lot of potential that I don't think was ever going to get fully explored.

Now here's the thing. Part of me is really upset about that. What I thought the story was going to be I now see will never happen. But a bigger part of me is frankly happy about that now. Because, like I said up top, intent and impact are very different. If she were to suddenly go unexpectedly deeper than the story has been, I wouldn't trust that there wouldn't be shitty subtext and more of the same tone-deafness as the bunny comic. Whether intentional or not.

And even if she hadn't recently converted to Christianity. The fact that she is someone who is susceptible to these ideas and values tells me what kind of a person she really is anyway, regardless of religious identity. Which, frankly, would mean the subtext would still be shitty. I don't trust it. I don't trust her.

So frankly, people have every right to be suspicious of how SSSS may be impacted going forward. She can say that it won't be all she wants. But either the story will go deeper - like I had always hoped it would - and there would inevitably be an inseparable link between her values and beliefs and the themes of the story, OR the story will never go deeper at all which would mean imo that it would ultimately fall flat as a story.

People are allowed to be disappointed by this. People are allowed to be suspect of how she may potential work harmful themes into the comic going forward - whether intentionally or not. I'm allowed to be wary of this, especially as someone who has had VERY bad experiences with Christians who have tried to tell me the same things she made clear in her bunny comic.

[theroadsofararchive]

it took absolutely forever, but I have added over 100 tags to the blog (as well as episode tags too)

click to view the new tags added and explore beautiful fan art pieces :3

PROFESSIONS

dancer

paramedic

firefighter

teacher

hospital

mechanic

florist

babysitter

pizzaman

photographer

singer

musician

tattoo artist

chef

gardener

air hostess

pilot

baker

bodyguard

sales associate

model

waiter

military

librarian

stripper

pin up

cop

priest

private investigator

bartender

security guard

playboy bunnies

FBI

personal trainer

lawyer

businessman

assassin

showgirl

sailor

cherub

radio host

counselor

butler

biker

AU’S

fairytale

fantasy

jock

hipster

punk

mermaid

pirate

cowboy

steampunk

doctor who

coffee shop

mythology

warrior

family au

witch

pastel

musical

pop culture

naga

pagan

a/b/o

historical

period

20s

40s

50s

70s

90s

mob

domestic

pokemon

homeless

boyking!sam

pregnant

SPORTS

dance

cheerleading

baseball

football

surfing

hockey

rollerskating

yoga

skateboarding

jogging

basketball

boxing

fishing

bowling

kickboxing

SPECIFICS

lgbtq

blind

deaf

cats

dogs

animals

flower crown

long hair

tattoos

guitar

piano

bees

hellhound

purple dog shirt

disability

ALTERNATE

patient!cas

homeless!cas

femalevessel!cas

empty!cas

hunter!cas

trueform!cas

steve

sergei

HUMANS

emmanuel

lily

beth

HUNTERS

cesar

jessy

ALT ROLES

tom hanniger

thomas kinkade

ALT SHOWS/FILMS

my bloody valentine

christmas cottage

ten inch hero

tsa america

MONSTERS & SUPERNATURAL BEINGS

zanna

[view the full tag list here]

[charliests40]

Very interesting interesting reactions! All the bunnies except for our half deaf (and half blind) bunny found it comforting and fell asleep! While our half bunny decided to explore with this song! And as soon as the song was done, he laid down!

Going to try and see what else keeps these bunnies calm. Any suggestions?

[awkwardlyamusing-blog]

Dog Gone Problems: How can we train our dog to go out the dog door and potty on his own? | Momaha.com

New Post has been published on http://doggietrainingclasses.com/dog-gone-problems-how-can-we-train-our-dog-to-go-out-the-dog-door-and-potty-on-his-own-momaha-com/

Dog Gone Problems: How can we train our dog to go out the dog door and potty on his own? | Momaha.com

Dog Gone Problems is a weekly advice column by David Codr, a dog behaviorist in Omaha. David answers dog behavior questions sent in by our readers. You can reach him at dogbehaviorquestions@gmail.com.

I just got a 5-month-old double doodle. He goes in and out the doggy door, which opens to a deck, by himself. I trained him in two days. He will go down the stairs into the yard to use the potty just fine. How can I train him to go out to potty all by himself? I’ve only had him three days, so hoping it will just take some time. I would love some tips to speed the process along.

Congrats on your new dog. Sounds like a smart one, which should make solving this problem pretty easy.

First off, you need to come up with a fun word that means to go outside. Dogs are the only animal on the planet who can read a human’s facial expressions, so coming up with a word that makes people smile and laugh can provide your dog with added motivation.

Next, have a family member or friend outside with a plethora of wonderfully stinky high-value treats your dog loves. I often use chicken liver.

With your dog and you inside near the dog door, have the person outside call your puppy by name. When your pup goes through the dog door, they should find this person right outside the dog door. When the pup is completely through the dog door, have them give him a treat and then say the command word after the treat goes into hi mouth.

Call your dog back inside, pet him under his chin and say sit. Have the person outside call the dog again, but this time move one step farther away from the door. Keep repeating this process for 10 treats, then have the humans swap places. When you go outside, stand where the other person was standing when they finished. Practice the routine for another 10 treats.

The next time your practice, the person should be at the same distance from the door as they were when they stopped last time. Maybe a few feet closer. Practice for another five to 10 treats.

At some point, when the dog is running through the door with glee, try saying the command word when the dog is inside with you and someone is outside waiting. If the dog goes through the door on his own, have the person on the other side give five treats in a row, saying the command word after each one. We call this a jackpot, and its a great way to reward a big accomplishment like responding to the command word.

Once you can say the command word and have the dog go out, you need to start providing the dog with things to discover and motivate him to stay outside and explore. You can leave a small trail of treats from where the person was standing to the grass the first time. The next time, leave another trail, but add a small pile of shredded cheese at the end of the trail (which should be in the grass).

The cheese promotes sniffing the ground, which is healthy and may lead to other exploring. The goal here is to provide motivation to go outside and progressively increase the length of the stay.

Practice this a few times, but keep moving the shredded cheese farther into the lawn — maybe one foot farther each practice. While you are doing this, use less treats for the trail, spacing the treats farther apart. At some point, you will stop with the trail and just leave some shredded cheese on the lawn for your dog to find.

You can also leave new toys outside, as well as chewy items like bully sticks, cows ears, etc. The idea is to leave good stuff outside for your dog to find, which gives him more incentive to go out and explore. With enough positive exposures, your dog will go out often looking for them and this should lead to going potty on his own as well.

Good luck and remember — everything you do trains your dog. Only sometimes you mean it.

Close

Despite being a senior cat at 10 years old, Baby is full of energy and mischief. Here, she dangles from a bannister in her house in Gretna.

Karen Windle, copy editor

We’re Bruce and Ernie (left). We love sneaking raw bacon off the kitchen counter, lounging around the house naked, er, without our collars and making friends with deer. (The deer *love* to play tag, but for some reason we’re always “it.”) 

Katy Glover, online editor

Buster can put a smile on your face like no one else, including those of neighbors who spot him dragging me along on a walk or run. Unfortunately, this high-energy guy recently has been sidelined by the doggie version of a torn ACL and subsequent knee surgery. He could use a little boost, so I’m nominating him for the OWH Pet Parade.

Julie Anderson, news reporter

At left is Clyde. He’s a dog. He’s 2 ½. He’s deaf. At right is Pieces. He’s a cat. He’s 13. He can hear. They would like very much for you to pick them!

Brad Davis, business editor

If you’re an avid reader of the World-Herald, maybe you’ve heard of Cooper. Features reporter Chris Peters has written about raising Cooper. Here he is on the custom pallet bed his mom built for him.

Chris Peters, features reporter

At left is Daisy. Her best friend is a reindeer, who comes to visit a few weeks each year. She complains a lot to the non-magical beings she lives with, for obvious reasons. At right is Diaz. He’s a handsome  boy who doesn’t care about that. He loves walks and belly rubs, all people, most dogs, one cat, and zero racoons and opossums. 

Rich Mills, copy editor

At the Ducey Farm in Dundee, we have the blackshirt gals who guard the back yard (Mary Stewart and Victoria Holt), and the chickens who help me garden (Brooklyn and Penny). They produce eggs and inspire pillows for the cutest and most fashionable dogs in the world (Phoebe, Gigi and cousin Tyson), who love to bark at the feral cats (Bunny and Butterscotch) who live outside and have matching tails!

Marjie Ducey, reporter

Gator likes eating snackies, expertly posing for pictures, getting floof everywhere and borking (not barking) at neighbor dogs.

Cory Gilinsky, features (and Sarah Jarecki, civilian)

Gracie the border collie and Beau the red heeler like long walks and frequent car rides, especially to drive-thrus that give treats. 

Deb Shanahan, metro desk editor, and Kent Sievers, photographer

Isabel doesn’t enjoy her humans (especially the little ones) a lot, but sometimes likes a good chin scratch. Mostly she enjoys being left alone to sit on top of the piano and watch the birds outside.

Kevin Coffey, music critic

Izzy is 6 months old. She likes to chase her tail (and often catches it), climb up couches (and people), and bother Zake. Zake is 15 years old and unsure of Izzy. After all, Izzy has the high ground.

Zach Tegler, copy desk

Jameson may be named after whiskey, but this five-year-old gal is all sweetness. At first skittish after being rescued from a farm in Oklahoma, now her favorite hobby is stealing hearts — and covers.​

Laurel Foster, online

We say Juni found us after my wife was diagnosed with advanced breast cancer. This little Havaton brings our family joy, love and snuggles every day.​

Jeff Robb, news reporter/data geek

Laika is, hands down, the happiest dog at the dog park. She is named after the heroic Russian cosmonaut dog, one of the first animals in space. Ciara loves to pray. When she joins our family in prayer, she sounds like Scooby Doo. She is fiercely loyal and protective.

Susan Szalewski, copy editor and news reporter

Lolo was adopted seven years ago in Louisiana. She’s a mutt, and we think she’s part nutria, otherwise known as a swamp rat.

Hunter Paniagua, digital sports coordinator

Minerva is a very hard worker. Two-year-old “Minnie” likes to spend her time cleaning, inspecting boxes and bird watching. (And looking adorable.)

Brandon Olson, digital content hub editor

Molly, a rat-terrier Chihuahua from NHS, loved everyone she met. She was an excellent high jumper and cuddler and gave us joy for 17 years. She died in April.

Betsie Freeman, features reporter

Nellie is a 10-year-old tabby cat who is more like 5 years old at heart. She enjoys sleeping in fresh, warm laundry, eating, chasing lasers and listening to stories with best friend, 4-year-old Sam.​

Ashlee Coffey, Momaha.com editor

This is Oliver. He has three legs and a bullet permanently lodged in him. (We didn’t put it there). He pretends like he’s surly and tough but deep down he’s very snuggly.

Roseann Moring, political reporter

Eighteen-year-old cat

Loves tuna, SBH and

A fireside nap

Sarah Baker Hansen, features, and Matthew Hansen, columnist

I’m Sasha. I was a stray in Oklahoma (where my ear was somehow torn) before a shelter rescued me & treated my heartworm. I just tested negative for heartworm, yay! I really like to play dead & get belly rubs!

Alia Conley, news reporter

Slugger, owned by the original Pet Parade Petitor in Chief and saved by Big Red Rescue in Omaha, chases his tail faster to his right than to his left. He ate a hole in the blinds to watch his owner come and go.

Steven Elonich, online editor

Toby is a 4-year-old Rhodesian Ridgeback mix with a big personality. Given the protective tendencies of his breed, he’s very serious about watching over his property — and his owners. Until he isn’t.

Dave Elsesser, features editor, and RyAnne Elsesser

Toothpick loves biting bare legs, gazing longingly at birds outside and dipping his paw into bags of Spicy Nacho Doritos so he can lick off the Doritos dust (which his owners know is gross and bad but are powerless to stop). ​

Erin Duffy, news reporter

Boston Terriers, Willow, 8, and Dexter, 6, have a closet full of costumes, sweaters, scarves and even some pajamas. They only sit this nicely for photos because there are LOTS of treats involved – but really – they are crazy little puppies!

Tammy Yttri, copy desk chief

Nine years ago, we found Zed roaming the earth (it was a ruff life). He’s a good boy. He likes his toy lobster, pepperonis (which we call pupperonis) and keeping up with his fans at Zedwin.org. 

Graham Archer, digital editor

Hi, my name is Zeus, I an eight-year-old American Eskimo looking to get back in the game. They say I am fixed, but I think my only problem is you aren’t in my life. I love long walks and treats. I want someone to chase squirrels with.  Won’t you paw right?

Chris Machian, photographer

‘); }

Source link Train Your Dog

[madsfoxwritings]

Letter 100

Source

Table 1 1. Air. 2. Earth. 3. Fire. 4. Water. 5. Spirit. 6. Alone. 7. Babble.

8. Blood. 9. Candles. 10. Cat. 11. Claim. 12. Content. 13. Dance. 14. Daydreaming. 15. Devious. 16. First Date. 17. Ecstatic. 18. Enemies. 19. Family. 20. Friends. 21. Lovers. 22. Strangers. 23. First. 24. Last. 25. Forgive. 26. Gloomy. 27. Hairbrush. 28. Incense. 29. Hours. 30. Interest. 31. Kinky. 32. Legend. 33. Eternal. 34. Making Dinner. 35. Moon. 36. Sun. 37. Mortality. 38. Sin. 39. Virtue. 40. Phoenix. 41. Pounce. 42. Road Trip. 43. Shooting Star. 44. Sick. 45. Time. 46. Silence. 47. Sleeping In. 48. Surprised. 49. Temper. 50. Woods. 51. Autumn. 52. Spring. 53. Summer. 54. Winter. 55. Amused. 56. Balance. 57. Betrayal. 58. Bunnies. 59. Cemetery. 60. Chocolate. 61. Cranky. 62. Curious. 63. Decisions. 64. Destiny. 65. First Glance. 66. Love. 67. Lust. 68. Energetic. 69. Famous. 70. Fight. 71. Flame. 72. Found. 73. Lost. 74. Frustrated. 75. Giggly. 76. Gun. 77. Knife. 78. Heartache. 79. Justice. 80. Leather. 81. Education. 82. Lessons. 83. School. 84. Teacher. 85. Encounter. 86. Naughty. 87. Monsters. 88. Movie Night. 89. Need. 90. Otherworld. 91. Peaceful. 92. Promise. 93. Ritual. 94. Silk Sheets. 95. Sinful. 96. Skating. 97. Years. 98. Space. 99. Toys. 100. Watching the Clock.

Table 2 1. Birth. 2. Death. 3. Angry. 4. Awake. 5. Ball. 6. Books. 7. Bound. 8. Butterfly. 9. Champagne. 10. Choice. 11. Confused. 12. Curse. 13. Dawn. 14. Dusk. 15. Midnight. 16. Universe. 17. First Kiss. 18. Embarrassed. 19. Exhausted. 20. Fireflies. 21. Flirty. 22. Ghost. 23. Gold. 24. Silver. 25. Intimidated. 26. Happy. 27. Hero. 28. Villain. 29. Lonely. 30. Love Letters. 31. Messenger. 32. Mischievous. 33. Moment. 34. Months. 35. Music. 36. Nature. 37. Nostalgic. 38. Poison. 39. Predatory. 40. Restless. 41. Sphinx. 42. Sunrise. 43. Sunset. 44. Runaway. 45. Shadow. 46. Sleep. 47. Spanking. 48. Thankful. 49. Treasure. 50. Vulnerable. 51. Blind. 52. Deaf. 53. Mute. 54. Aroused. 55. Beach. 56. Bored. 57. Cage. 58. Carriage. 59. Chance. 60. Coffee. 61. Crazy. 62. Cynical. 63. Danger. 64. Day. 65. Night. 66. Divine. 67. First Time. 68. Emergency Room. 69. Envious. 70. Excited. 71. Fantasy. 72. Stolen moments. 73. Freak. 74. Freedom. 75. Grumpy. 76. Future. 77. Present. 78. Past. 79. Impressed. 80. Joker. 81. King. 82. Queen. 83. Moonlight. 84. Starlight. 85. Sunshine. 86. Map. 87. Playful. 88. Moody. 89. Morality. 90. Mouse. 91. Mutiny. 92. Picnic. 93. Restraints. 94. Sacrifice. 95. Sky. 96. Soul. 97. Submissive. 98. Treachery. 99. Weird. 100. Whipped Cream.

Table 3 1. Birthday. 2. Christmas. 3. New Year. 4. Solstice. 5. Thanksgiving. 6. Belief. 7. Bouncy. 8. Campfire. 9. City. 10. Country. 11. Cold. 12. Hot. 13. Warm. 14. Costumes. 15. Creative. 16. Determined. 17. Dog. 18. Dream. 19. Nightmare. 20. First Love. 21. Forever. 22. Flying. 23. Healing. 24. Innocence. 25. Guilt. 26. Feel. 27. Sight. 28. Sound. 29. Taste. 30. Touch. 31. Sixth Sense. 32. Hopeful. 33. Jealous. 34. Magic. 35. Massage Oil. 36. Meeting the family. 37. Animal. 38. Rain. 39. Rainbow. 40. Snow. 41. Storm. 42. Wind. 43. Enthralled. 44. Anonymous. 45. Romantic. 46. Scared. 47. Life. 48. Weeks. 49. Tattoo. 50. Vengeance. 51. Sunset 52. Dawn 53. Candlelight 54. Moonlight 55. Firelight 56. New Year 57. Kiss 58. First Sight 59. First Date 60. Picnic 61. Wedding 62. Wooing 63. Dancing 64. Honeymoon 65. Love Letter 66. Blind Date 67. Content. 68. Daydreaming 69. Snuggle 70. Lie In 71. Surprise 72. Gift 73. Forgiveness 74. Snowed In 75. Beach 76. Sick 77. Movie 78. Dinner 79. Promise 80. Forever 81. Heartache 82. Flirtation 83. Secret 84. Stolen Moments 85. Betrayal 86. Poetry. 87. Chocolate. 88. Champagne. 89. Secret Admirer. 90. Cigarettes. 91. Paris. 92. Rome. 93. Art. 94. Celebration. 95. Jewellery. 96. Second Chance. 97. Reunited . 98. Rose 99. Soul Mate. 100. Destiny.

Table 4 1. Arabia. 2. Greece 3. Japan. 4. Rome. 5. Russia. 6. Alchemist. 7. Bodyguard. 8. Caveman. 9. Concubine. 10. Criminal. 11. Explorer. 12. Hunter. 13. Merchant. 14. Native. 15. Nomad. 16. Pirate. 17. Priest. 18. Royalty. 19. Scholar. 20. Sheik. 21. Sheriff. 22. Warrior. 23. Castle. 24. City. 25. Desert. 26. Jungle. 27. Market Place. 28. Museum. 29. Palace. 30. Sea. 31. Slave Auction. 32. Snow. 33. Colonial. 34. Depression. 35. Gold Rush. 36. Industrial Age. 37. Jazz Age. 38. Wartime. 39. Clan. 40. Conquest. 41. Gun. 42. Hawk. 43. Music. 44. Oracle. 45. Plague. 46. Sacrifice. 47. Stage. 48. Sword. 49. Tribe. 50. Wealth. 51. Moon. 52. Sun. 53. Stars. 54. Fire. 55. Earth. 56. Water. 57. Air. 58. Spirit. 59. Magic. 60. Ritual. 61. Dragon. 62. Fairies. 63. Storm. 64. Royalty. 65. Curse. 66. Quest. 67. Otherworld. 68. Mirror. 69. Time. 70. Witch/Wizard. 71. Priest. 72. Angel. 73. Afterlife. 74. Exotic. 75. Destiny. 76. Riddle. 77. Dungeon. 78. Alchemy. 79. Gold. 80. Rainbow. 81. Underwater. 82. Flight. 83. Changeling. 84. Shapeshifter. 85. Map. 86. Secret. 87. Treasure. 88. God/dess. 89. Scroll. 90. Legend. 91. Elf. 92. Dwarf. 93. Demon. 94. Genie. 95. Wish. 96. Miracle. 97. Magic Carpet. 98. Eternity. 99. Wicked Stepmother. 100. Hero.

Table 5 1. Space. 2. Ship. 3. Blaster. 4. Frontier World. 5. Alien. 6. Space Station. 7. Travel . 8. Laser. 9. Creature . 10. Oxygen. 11. First Contact. 12. Chart. 13. Computer . 14. Hologram. 15. A.I. 16. War. 17. Peace. 18. Mutant. 19. Evolution. 20. Telepathy. 21. Telekinesis. 22. Superpowers. 23. Android. 24. Three Laws of Robotics. 25. Smugglers. 26. Galactic Council. 27. Genius. 28. Science. 29. Xenobiology. 30. Fighter Pilot. 31. Alternate Dimension. 32. Mad Scientist. 33. Steampunk. 34. Rocket. 35. Time Travel . 36. Colonist. 37. Suspended Animation 38. Cyberpunk. 39. Genetics. 40. Lost. 41. Exploration. 42. Last Human. 43. Invasion. 44. Mothership. 45. Robot. 46. Superhuman. 47. Virtual Reality. 48. Hacker. 49. Future 50. Hybrid. 51. Kinky. 52. Toys. 53. Leather. 54. Silk. 55. Drag 56. Orgy. 57. Whipped Cream. 58. Dark Alley. 59. Virgin. 60. Slut. 61. Whips and Chains. 62. Bondage. 63. Master. 64. Slave . 65. Touch. 66. Taste. 67. Smell. 68. Sight. 69. Hearing. 70. Stripper. 71. Role Play. 72. Champagne. 73. Masturbate. 74. Candles . 75. Blindfold. 76. Lust. 77. Love. 78. Voyeur. 79. Exhibitionist. 80. Open Air. 81. Seduction. 82. Oil. 83. Costumes. 84. Paying for Sex. 85. One Night Stand. 86. Tattoo. 87. Piercing. 88. Porn . 89. Body Paint. 90. Dance. 91. Las Vegas. 92. Amsterdam. 93. Art. 94. Ecstasy. 95. Handcuffs. 96. Erection. 97. Nipple. 98. Ring. 99. Ice Cube. 100. Gag.

Table 6 1. Oil Lamp. 2. Royalty. 3. Knight. 4. Sheik. 5. Pirates. 6. Emperor. 7. Pyramids. 8. Barbarians. 9. Furs. 10. Nobility. 11. Peasant. 12. Slavery. 13. Feudal. 14. Castle. 15. Battle . 16. Monk. 17. Carriage. 18. Swords. 19. Priest. 20. Sacrifice. 21. Treason. 22. Dungeon. 23. Quest . 24. Assassin. 25. President. 26. Rebellion. 27. Revolution . 28. Savage. 29. Native. 30. Law. 31. Court . 32. Caveman. 33. Dodo. 34. Smugglers. 35. Exploration. 36. Nomad. 37. Trade. 38. Depression. 39. Gangster. 40. Bard. 41. Arranged Marriage. 42. Army. 43. Navy. 44. Air Force. 45. Lord/Lady. 46. Chieftain. 47. Kidnap. 48. Mead. 49. Samurai. 50. Colonist. 51. Cowboy. 52. Horse . 53. Blacksmith. 54. Indian. 55. Desert. 56. Ranch. 57. Hat. 58. Boots. 59. Sheriff. 60. Posse. 61. Saloon. 62. Poker. 63. Dancing Girls. 64. Brothel. 65. Campfire. 66. Six shooter. 67. Duel. 68. Railroad. 69. Tracker. 70. Quack. 71. Preacher. 72. Snake Oil. 73. School Teacher. 74. Banker. 75. Outlaw. 76. Hold Up. 77. Civil War. 78. Reservation. 79. Beans. 80. Cattle. 81. Dust. 82. Wagon Train. 83. Frontier. 84. Jail. 85. Whisky. 86. Gambler. 87. Wolf. 88. Hawk. 89. Arrow. 90. Gold Mine. 91. Roam. 92. Corral. 93. Buffalo. 94. Gold Rush. 95. Rattle Snake. 96. Cactus. 97. Stagecoach. 98. Lynching. 99. Pony Express . 100. Telegraph.

Table 7 1. Private Eye. 2. Diamond. 3. Shadows. 4. Handcuffs. 5. Blackmail. 6. Prison. 7. Escape. 8. Arrest. 9. Gun. 10. Badge. 11. Magnifying Glass. 12. Clue. 13. Suspect. 14. Disappearance. 15. Discovery. 16. Victim. 17. Fingerprints. 18. Gloves. 19. Rope. 20. Consulting Detective. 21. Elementary. 22. Noir. 23. Poison. 24. Crime. 25. Punishment. 26. Hidden. 27. Deception. 28. Law. 29. Safe. 30. Code. 31. Spy. 32. Security. 33. Bribe. 34. Interrogation. 35. Accent. 36. Flee. 37. Scandal. 38. Femme Fatale. 39. Stiletto. 40. Swordcane. 41. Bloodhound. 42. Frame. 43. Adultery. 44. Client. 45. Body. 46. Defence. 47. Lawyer. 48. Money. 49. Conspiracy. 50. Forensics. 51. Werewolf. 52. Death. 53. Blood. 54. Slash. 55. Terror. 56. Escape. 57. Bind. 58. Victim. 59. Knife. 60. Rope. 61. Burn. 62. Scream. 63. Vendetta. 64. Revenge. 65. No Way Out. 66. Deception. 67. Greed. 68. Slow. 69. Gun. 70. Drown. 71. Murder. 72. Broken. 73. Bleeding. 74. Judge . 75. Jury. 76. Mummy. 77. Slayer. 78. Bury. 79. Secrets. 80. Pact. 81. Chemical. 82. Zombie. 83. Vampire. 84. Killer. 85. Monster. 86. Sinners. 87. Accident. 88. Cover-Up. 89. Psychological. 90. Dream. 91. Nightmare . 92. Cult. 93. Evil. 94. Beginning. 95. End. 96. Haunting. 97. Grudge. 98. Hell. 99. Dark. 100. Psycho.

Table 8 1. Teddy Bear. 2. Fairy Tale. 3. Imagination. 4. Once Upon a Time. 5. Kitten. 6. Puppy. 7. Family. 8. School. 9. Adventure. 10. Magic. 11. Tooth Fairy. 12. Toys. 13. Doll. 14. Birthday. 15. Balloons. 16. Playful. 17. Cookie. 18. Happily Ever After . 19. Prince/Princess. 20. Innocent. 21. Daydream . 22. Comics. 23. Superhero. 24. Dragon. 25. Let's Pretend . 26. Treehouse. 27. Candy. 28. Magic Carpet. 29. Santa. 30. Woods. 31. Dare. 32. Hide and Seek. 33. Cooties. 34. Pillow Fight. 35. Sleepover. 36. Fort. 37. Junk Food. 38. Cupcake. 39. Dressing Up. 40. Grown Up. 41. Clown. 42. Carousel. 43. Hopscotch. 44. Ball. 45. Jump Rope. 46. Fingerpaint. 47. Blocks. 48. Book . 49. Valentine. 50. Storytime. 51. Hours. 52. Days. 53. Weeks. 54. Months. 55. Years. 56. Friends . 57. Lovers. 58. Enemies. 59. Family. 60. Strangers. 61. Heart. 62. Diamond. 63. Club. 64. Spade. 65. Winter. 66. Spring. 67. Summer. 68. Autumn. 69. Rain . 70. Sun . 71. Storm. 72. Snow. 73. Wind. 74. Life. 75. Death. 76. Gold. 77. Silver . 78. Blind . 79. Deaf. 80. Mute. 81. Coffee. 82. Music. 83. Woods. 84. Beach. 85. Mountains. 86. Innocence 87. Guilt. 88. Freedom. 89. Travel . 90. School. 91. Past. 92. Present. 93. Future. 94. Work. 95. Home. 96. Football. 97. Car. 98. Motorbike . 99. Pet. 100. Gift.