u/Rick_Editzzz — reddlx

Image 1 — [FS] ASUS TUF A15 Gaming Laptop – $100+ OBO (Cash Only) – Minor Keyboard Issue, Ethernet Required 📦💻

[FS] ASUS TUF A15 Gaming Laptop – $100+ OBO (Cash Only) – Minor Keyboard Issue, Ethernet Required 📦💻

Hey everyone,

I’m selling my ASUS TUF A15 gaming laptop. I’m open to any offers $100 or higher, cash only. Just DM me if you’re interested.

📌 Condition:

Laptop works perfectly fine overall

Only issue: keyboard is missing a LOT of keys, but the keyboard still functions normally

Everything else runs as it should

Needs Ethernet connection (WiFi doesn’t work)

💰 Price:

$100+ or best offer

I’m not picky, just trying to sell it

📍 Location / Meetup:

I’m in Birch Run. Since I’m a minor, I can’t drive, so meetup would need to be arranged somewhere nearby and safe. I’m only comfortable meeting in a public place (like a parking lot or busy public area), and ideally with a guardian aware of the meetup for safety.

📩 Contact:

If you’re interested, DM me and I’ll respond as fast as I can.

Thanks 👍

u/Rick_Editzzz — 8 days ago

▲ 22 r/outdoorcats

My 5 outdoor cats are safe, well cared for, and people in r/cats still seem upset

I’ve seen a lot of negative comments whenever outdoor cats come up, especially in r/cats, so I wanted to clear up our situation.

I have five cats: Pippy, Waffles, Mittens, Boju, and Kevin.

We live in a rural area where they are outside cats, but they are not neglected. They have shelter, regular food, water, and a safe place to come back to. They’re monitored and cared for every day, and they are not just “left out” to survive on their own.

I keep seeing people act like all outdoor cats are automatically unsafe or mistreated, and I honestly don’t understand why that gets treated like a universal rule. In our case, they are healthy, active, and well taken care of.

So my question is: why is there so much hate toward outdoor cats, even when they are properly cared for and living in rural areas where it’s normal?

I’m not trying to start drama, just trying to understand where the strong reactions are coming from.

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u/Rick_Editzzz — 11 days ago

▲ 1 r/YTPromo