Hi! My name is Sarah.
I am Canadian.
I am a Ravenclaw. My first language is french but I speak english (obviously) and a little bit of spanish.
I am a crazy cat lady that loves to read.
I am a fan of "Castle", "Person of interest", "Miss Fisher's murder mysteries", "The Nanny", "Astrid et Raphaëlle", "Xena Warrior Princess" and a bunch more.
I was thinking about how humans have an impressive tolerance for many kinds of substances compared to other animals. Caffeine, alcohol and cacao, for example, can be lethal to dogs and cats, but we seek those out regularly. That led to me remembering that acetaminophen is sometimes mistakenly given to cats, and it very much kills them. I was wondering if that's because they're less tolerant, or because they're tiny. If I gave my cat (10 pounds) 250mg of acetaminophen, it would be roughly the same as me (160-ish pounds) taking 6000 mg!
Naturally, that led me too Google, and uh...
Yeah I was in full research mode and didn't even consider what that question could imply. I guess I'm glad that this is the first thing that shows up tho....