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Ah, yes,the slow blink and look away. She gives me that all too often. Of course, it is usually preceded by the “B*tch, does it look like I care?” stare!
NO more kittie talk please. You’re torturing me.
Damn you Hubby for not liking animals!
MM, when the stray in your yard delivers the litter, invite us over and slip two into my purse.
OK, if you say so, Snappy. Nevertyheless, I’d be willing to bet Caesar Milan wouldn’t employ quite the same technique (i.e., hold a tray of sweets inches from adog’s face and then order him not to touch them). To me, it just looks painful for that poor dog.
Snappy, I’m sure what she’s thinking as you’re explaining that it’s yours because you paid for it is blah, blah, blah, next time you decide to go and pay for something I’d appreciate the courtesy of your consulting me first. You just assumed that I’d like these sheets on my bed! Jeez, it’s a wonder I love you so much.
I’m also picturing the slow blink and the looking away off into the distance as though staring at a blank wall is more interesting than the current conversation.
THL – he was just a rescued cat from an animal shelter near us. When we got him he was only 2 weeks old (taken away from his mother too young) my mother had to feed him like a baby and teach him the stuff his mother should have.
Re: breed – not sure. He’s just a big gray cat. The vet said he must be a mix of some large breed, because he has never seen a basic american shorthair with a frame that large and muscle mass.
Definitely a weird cat – he is more like a dog – he used to go for walks on leashes and LOVES taking showers. He will actually jump in the shower if someone leaves teh bathroom door open.
Hipster, is he just a big breed? We saw a Himalayan while we were at the vet’s office and I swear his paws were at least 2 inches across. Gorgeous.
CMU, seen as they cared so deeply for him that they abandoned him perhaps he was never allowed to cuddle on the bed and just doesn’t get it. Poor kitty. I’m sure he appreciates your being so loving.
Ah, yes,the slow blink and look away. She gives me that all too often. Of course, it is usually preceded by the “B*tch, does it look like I care?” stare!
NO more kittie talk please. You’re torturing me.
Damn you Hubby for not liking animals!
MM, when the stray in your yard delivers the litter, invite us over and slip two into my purse.
OK, if you say so, Snappy. Nevertyheless, I’d be willing to bet Caesar Milan wouldn’t employ quite the same technique (i.e., hold a tray of sweets inches from adog’s face and then order him not to touch them). To me, it just looks painful for that poor dog.
Snappy, I’m sure what she’s thinking as you’re explaining that it’s yours because you paid for it is blah, blah, blah, next time you decide to go and pay for something I’d appreciate the courtesy of your consulting me first. You just assumed that I’d like these sheets on my bed! Jeez, it’s a wonder I love you so much.
I’m also picturing the slow blink and the looking away off into the distance as though staring at a blank wall is more interesting than the current conversation.
How can we resist them?
THL – he was just a rescued cat from an animal shelter near us. When we got him he was only 2 weeks old (taken away from his mother too young) my mother had to feed him like a baby and teach him the stuff his mother should have.
Re: breed – not sure. He’s just a big gray cat. The vet said he must be a mix of some large breed, because he has never seen a basic american shorthair with a frame that large and muscle mass.
Definitely a weird cat – he is more like a dog – he used to go for walks on leashes and LOVES taking showers. He will actually jump in the shower if someone leaves teh bathroom door open.
ENY, they were training the dog to not attack trays of sweets, not torturing him for amusement purposes.
“Go to this page and the video is on the right hand side of the page. Seriously the dog is to die for.”
I guess it’s funnny and all, but really, they’re taunting that dog for their own amusement. Not cool in my book.
Hipster, is he just a big breed? We saw a Himalayan while we were at the vet’s office and I swear his paws were at least 2 inches across. Gorgeous.
CMU, seen as they cared so deeply for him that they abandoned him perhaps he was never allowed to cuddle on the bed and just doesn’t get it. Poor kitty. I’m sure he appreciates your being so loving.
‘cobblehiller, whom do you suspect won’t attend?’
probably, me.