He is the problem and the only way to go is out.

It's OK to be grossed out, but try not to waste too much brainpower even thinking about him. He's not worth it.

You can lay things out as you have here. But prepare yourself for the possibility that he's not willing to make any of these changes.

I think it would be "he or I".

The ancestor of domestic cats is the [African wildcat] (https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/African_wildcat), which still exists in the wild in Africa. There's a closely related subspecies, the Asiatic wildcat, that lives in Asia.

There are other small wild cat species, including the very similar European wildcat and the smaller sand cat.

You don't see them much because they are mostly active at night and spend a lot of their time hiding from their prey and from predators. And they're not exotic enough to make documentaries about.

In domestic cats, the tabby coloring is the most similar to their wild relatives. Other color patterns are variations that wouldn't provide adequate camouflage in the wild.

Calling his holistic teacher a therapist is an insult to therapists.

This guy is either crazy or gullible. You can do better.

I don't think either have launched manned missions themselves.

You could, yes. The trick would be getting relay satellites to those intermediate points and keeping them there.

> Its almost like i never happened and wasted two years of my life.

Yeah that's how it goes when you date married people.

I don't think they actually have inherited memories, just inherited behaviors.

Yep, acid rain is an example of scientists noticing a problem and coming up with possible solutions, and policymakers implementing and enforcing some of those solutions.

> This got me worried

Why did it get you worried? It says right in the first sentence it has no chance of hitting the earth.

Samuel Adams the beer was named after Samuel Adams the revolutionary because Samuel Adams the revolutionary was a brewer. It's a big part of the Boston Beer Company's marketing.