I've learned not to get too worried about some of the things that come out of a bearded dragon's rear end, as long as it's not blood, parasites, or some other obvious cause for concern. But if it's just a little watery sometimes, I figure it's probably not a major big deal, especially if they're not acting like they're sick otherwise. But in your case, if you know that Broly has issues with his kidneys, it's probably good to keep a pretty close eye on it.
When my dad lived in Oregon, he used to comment on how fast the weather could change. Anchorage is like that too. They say that if you don't like the weather here, all you have to do is wait a few minutes and it will change. :roll: We've had a run of nice sunny weather and daytime temperatures rising into the 50s, but still way too cold to take the beardie outside.
I'm not into the real hard core horror stuff with lots of blood and guts and violence, and it sometimes annoys me when they lump "Sci Fi" and "Horror" into the same genre. Even Dr Who goes a little too far for me sometimes, but I still like it because it makes me think, and that's what I really like about science fiction.
One of my favorite Dr Who scenes (for example) was the one when several of the "Ood" crowded around them saying "We must feed. We must feed," over and over, and they assumed the aliens meant to eat them (David Tennant as The Doctor and Billie Piper as Rose, if I remember correctly), and then they cut to a commercial, of course, just to keep the audience in suspense and make them sit through the ads so as not to miss anything :roll: ) and when they come back it turns out they have it backwards and the Ood want to feed them -- "Can we get you some refreshment?" or some such. That's my kind of science fiction.
My husband has a cleanup project to do on our newer computer too -- Annoying little intermittent problem that he believes is some sort of malware. He says it's probably going to take him about half a day to do it proper, number eleventy-umpteen on our to-do list for his upcoming "staycation". In the meantime, I'm limping along with this geriatric old computer than can barely keep up with the internet anymore, often with the beardie giving me The Look: "When are you going to turn of that stupid computer and pay some attention to me?" :wave:
Those little bitty phone screens aren't the best for watching TV shows. Hope you can get your computer fixed soon. Whenever you do, you can just google BBC America to find the website. If that doesn't work let me know and I can look up the URL. I've got it bookmarked on the other computer.