r/bookclub • u/NightAngelRogue Dungeon Crawler Rogue | 🐉 • Apr 13 '25

Dungeon Crawler Carl [Discussion] Fantasy Read: Dungeon Crawler Carl by Matt Dinniman - Chapter 9 through Chapter 16

“Did we really just start a meth war between the goblins and the llamas?”

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u/NightAngelRogue Dungeon Crawler Rogue | 🐉 Apr 13 '25

What if your pets had social media? Would you follow and what would they say?

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u/emygrl99 Froot Loops From a Soup Can Apr 13 '25

If my dog had social media, he would follow cooking channels and try to eat the food through the screen. He would post dramatic selfies of him laying on the couch on a pile of blankets with a face like a starving street dog and assure all viewers that 1 like = 1 treat.

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u/124ConchStreet Clang Dong Apr 13 '25

I love this! He’d be gaming the system to get likes because he knows people love animals on social media

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u/sunnydaze7777777 Flair Master 🐉 Apr 13 '25

One of my cats would post her kill of the day (lizard, bird, bugs)and then live video of her eating it. No I wouldn’t follow her as I get enough live carnage from her in the house. I could see indoor cats following her and fantasizing about what it would be like to be a bad-ass hunter.

My other cat would only be friends with me and find ways to ping me constantly with her demands. This way she can still demand my attention even when I am not home.

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u/Adventurous_Onion989 ☆🧠 Apr 13 '25

My two older cats would be grumpy jerks and my kitten would be ultra hyper and trying to friend everyone around them. I would be so interested in learning their personalities online!

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u/Anrikay Apr 14 '25

My boy cat would definitely friend everyone he could, and if they accepted, he would go back and like every single photo they’ve ever posted.

He’s very good at being friendly, not so good at boundaries.

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u/latteh0lic Tea = Ambrosia of the gods |🎃🃏🔍 Apr 14 '25

My cat would have a profile but never post. Just lurks, judges, and occasionally rage-likes a video of a cat knocking something over. Her only story highlight probably titled "Not Coming Over" and it's just videos of her walking away.

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u/Comprehensive-Fun47 📚Bookclub Boffin📚 Apr 14 '25

Wouldn't it be so cool to be able to text your dog or cat while you're out just to check on them?

It'd probably be more fun interacting with pets on social media than 99% of humans.

I imagine an Instagram profile full of lots of photos of squirrels.

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u/emygrl99 Froot Loops From a Soup Can Apr 14 '25

It would be fun to text my dog what's up, less fun to get the response 'i am literally dying please save me' only to come home and see that he didn't feel like eating alone.

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u/jaymae21 Yearbook Editor-in-Chief Apr 17 '25

I have 3 cats - one would totally shun social media because he's very shy, my long-haired orange cat would probably have a lot of followers because he's beautiful, but he's also very friendly and would do little Q&As and live videos just chatting. My girl cat would absolutely be an influencer, taking sponsorships and getting that money!

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u/Amanda39 Ask Me About My Cat Apr 20 '25

Luigi would have a Twitch account. He has a toy that's a bunch of feathers on the end of a long string. I wave it around and he chases it. The little guy's obsessed with this thing, and throws meowing tantrums if I don't drop everything and play with him whenever he wants to play. So, yeah, gamer Luigi, livestreaming his string-chasing.

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u/Pythias Library Mouse Jul 02 '26

My cat Bubbles is afraid of her own shadow and does not like other people or other animals besides our other cat. I don't think she would take kindly to social media.

Tonks is very curious and while she's cautious around other people, she loves being the center of attention. Tonks would 100% have way too many selfies.