u/Herossaumure

It was a furry artist with a 1-7 chart. compared it to “how spicy do you want your chicken”

I randomly remembered this candy I used to buy at a corner store as a kid. And I want to know what its called. I made a rough image of what the packaging looked like. Please help!

Im from the U.S. but as a kid, around 2016, I was in England and we got these from some sort of convenience store. They came in a fairly large bag with an assortment of flavors, with some sort of typical “bag of candy” design on it, though I do believe it was branded and not a knock off or anything. Bag might have been yellow. I can’t remember the name of it. They were pretty large, coated chewy candies, that were somewhat gum-ball shaped but were NOT gum. They were fruit flavored with somewhat bright colors. They weren’t gummy, but chewy like Bon Bons (the candy). The closest thing I’ve found in the U.S. are airheads bites, but those are way too sweet, are too small, and have a slightly different texture.

It had a 4.0* rating which is on the low side of what I'd risk, but most of that score came from bad pickup experience, so I gave it a shot. Sure enough, had to wander a bit to find an employee, but the food quantity more than made up for it. 10 Lorne slices, 3 black pudding slices, 6 sausages, and a big pile of bacon.

Spotted this weird ass looking car in Suffolk, couldn’t take a pic due to driving but this is what it looked like from my memory (sorry - not an artist)

Is just that, Lizzy gained trust with me and now she always coo's for being petted. I adore her! ofc I always saw that little puffy ball of feathers and wanted to pet her and hold her in my hands.
BUT SHE DOES IT TOO MUCH!
I want her to feel good but also set a little limit at least? I sometimes need to work and my PC needs both of my hands and all of my brain
What coo-uld I do?

(image of her over some shoes)

I tried sketching it, there was another cat on the right but he isn't important now.

There used to be a road leading up to the football pitch, but it's been blocked off for at least a decade. Not sure if this was driven here or somehow pushed.

Edit: Thanks for the ID everyone. Not sure if there's much point reporting it to the police, it's been here for ages in the local ned hangout, so I'm sure it's already got the entire population's handprints all over it.

EDIT: I didn’t expect so much advice, this is awesome- so grateful! Thanks everyone. (:

Picture of the pibbin for attention. I’ve had this bird (a feral with suspected PMV) for two months now. I could finally afford to take them to the vet so we went yesterday, and the vet said they’re in great body condition! They weight 290grams- they weighed around 240grams when I first found them outside our house. For context, I’ve had help from an awesome rehabber as well as folks on here prior to this vet visit- this pigeon has been treated for parasites, coccidiosis, lice and canker.

We’ve been hand feeding Harrison’s high potency pellets twice a day for these two months and they still can’t get the pellets or seed in on their own. The vet confirmed this yesterday- I had a video I showed the vet of them eating and she also tried giving them some teensy millet seeds to see if they could eat them but they just missed them completely or threw them over their shoulder.

My question is, does anyone have any tips on sort of retraining their brain to aim better for seed? Or any suggestions to stop them shaking their head so much when they actually do pick up a seed? Hand feeding twice a day is just very… time consuming, and we will continue to do it as long as necessary butttt looking to try and see if we can get them eating solo again. I know this could be permanent though.. but just hoping that may not be the case.

Also, I’ve given them a small seed mix to see if this makes it easier- their ‘micro seed mix’ I’ve been calling it haha- it’s chia seeds, cracked pearl barley, buckwheat, and Harrison’s super fine high potency pellets. It still seems like they aren’t getting anything much when they try to eat solo, unfortunately. :/ When I don’t hand feed, they are very hungry and their poos get a bit starvation-y looking.

He's so cute but WHY is he obsessed with eating LINT?!

It doesn't matter how well I vacuum he finds some!! He picks it out the door rails, he picks it out from under the dryer, he eats it off my clothes, blankets, pillows. He will go into crevices I never knew existed and come out covered in cobwebs just so he can EAT LINT?!

And when he can't find any lint, he RIPS UP THE CARET AND MAKES HIS OWN TO SNACK ON!!!

HE HAS FOOD! SO MUCH FOOD! AVAILABLE, 24/7. HES NEVER BEEN HUNGRY IN HIS LIFE. BUT HES OBSESSED WITH LINT AND HE WILL GO TO GREAT LENGTHS TO FIND IT OR CREATE IT!

WHY. WHY DOES HE DO THIS?! WHY IS HE LIKE THIS?!

HE KNOWS HES NOT SUPPOSED TO TOO! I TELL HIM TO STOP AND HE WALKS AWAY, LOOKS AT ME, AND THEN TURNS AROUND AND GIES BACK TO EATING L I N T

I HATE HIM, WHY DOES HE DO THIS! HE HAS SEEDS FFS! ITS DRIVING ME UP THR WALLS! HE CANT BE UNSUPERVISED BECAUSE HE KEEPS. EATING. LINT!

(South NJ) We've recently been having wild doves go in our bird coops and found a few of them very injured the other day so now I have my answer to who had done it but who IS the culprit? He's unharmed don't worry, caught him and released him right after. Oh and I will be going around patching my net holes so that this can't happen again