Annabelle Tsuki

Right now, I'm feeding my cat 1 tablespoon of wet food and 4 tablespoons of dry food. According to charts I was looking at on several different websites, between the ages of three months to six months she should be getting 1/3 to 1 cup of food. She is three months and 5 tablespoons of food equals to approximately 1/3 cup (it's short by 0.3 tablespoons). However, what I don't know is if these charts are accurate and if the supplement in the density different of the wet and dry food. I'm not asking for an argument or opinion of what kind of food she should be getting. I just want to know what the average "feed your cat at three to six months" is based on wet food amounts and dry food amounts.

I know it's got something to do with Naruto and a whole bunch of themes (I even found a list of the themes), but I can't seem to find out the details of the challenge anywhere. Does anybody know exactly what the challenge entails or where I can find any information and details about it?

When I let them out of their cage and into the living room, they insisted on peeing in a specific corner. So, I placed a litter box in the corner and placed some of the excrement there to help them understand it's a litter box. However, now, whenever they need to use the restroom while playing in the living room, they'll go up to the box and pee/poo directly next to it. XD

The litter box itself is one of those critter litter boxes with the low front and high back. It's the same shape as the two in the cage, and they don't seem to have a problem using those. And I did put some excrement in it, so it isn't too clean. It seems like their trying to defy my desire for them to use the litter box, and I don't know what else to do to help get them to use the darn thing, lol.

Any helpful suggestions would be truly appreciated.

When I let them out of their cage and into the living room, they insisted on peeing in a specific corner. So, I placed a litter box in the corner and placed some of the excrement there to help them understand it's a litter box. However, now, whenever they need to use the restroom while playing in the living room, they'll go up to the box and pee/poo directly next to it.

The litter box itself is one of those critter litter boxes with the low front and high back. It's the same shape as the two in the cage, and they don't seem to have a problem using those. And I did put some excrement in it, so it isn't too clean. It seems like their trying to defy my desire for them to use the litter box, and I don't know what else to do to help get them to use the darn thing, lol.

Any helpful suggestions would be truly appreciated.

As in, should you be able to eat them together in the same meal. I say no, my sister says yes. What do you guys think?

I need to know if a laser pointer CAN cause complete blindness? If a person were to stare at one for several minutes, would it just cause retinal damage and leave blind spots, or COULD it cause complete blindness? Which laser is more likely to cause complete blindness, red, green, or blue?

I'm putting together a persuasive speech for my Speech Class, and so far (on the web) I've only found information about the retinal damage that a laser pointer can cause damage if viewed for 0.25 seconds. Nothing tells me anything about the effects of actually looking into a laser for several minutes (which is VERY annoying!).

Seriously, I don't want any stupid comments. If you know the answer, then please help me out. If you don't, please refrain from giving me some sort of sarcastic answer.

I really appreciate any help that the Yahoo Answers community can give me. Thank you!

Before you think I'm one of those crazy people who's been asking the same question, let me explain. I'm trying to write this book, you see, about a girl. And she's tired of the person she is and the life she's leading, so she decides to change it as drastically as possible...by blinding herself.

I'm looking for a way that she would do it without stabbing herself in the eyes, and she's looking for something fairly quick. Which means the Diabetes thing won't work. And if you suggest chemicals, they need to be relatively easy to find in a common household.

Thank you so much for your help anybody! I've been having a disastrous time trying to locate the information I need on the web. And all the other people who've answered this similar questions on Yahoo Answers give extremely crappy answers

I'm not trying to blind myself people, I promise! It's all for literary creativity and exploring the workings of the human brain and the things it does! So please, pretty please, give me the answer I'm looking for!