…that was out loud?
So, where’s the horse? No, let’s not flog that meme…
[size=50]It was there, I couldn’t resist. So sorry. [/size]
…was he the kid in the back seat?
Wait. Where are you?
…nom happy.
…I wonder if dogs and cats like the same shows? My Westie master (see pic to the right) loves wildlife documentaries, especially African ones. Or any show with cows.
…exactly!
(BTW, can I use the phrase “some kind of whack contrapuntal absurdist art form”? If only I could work out how to incorporate it in my thesis)
That Caramel Croissant Pudding lady is perfect! Cady envious.
An intriguing choice of dessert, Fluff. I’m more into nuts, though. Which might explain my ongoing fascination with peanut butter.
May I direct your feline attention to the following recipe: Chocolate covered peanut butter balls
Needless to say, when serving, you’d better tack on “CONTAINS NUTS”. Or “HAS NUTS”. Or something of the sort. Just in case your guests have nuts allergy.
How do you think I became headless? Might that explain the number of broken sticks that that surround me providing a seemingly endless supply of clubs?
In the equine’s defense, it was a tall equine and the branches were low.
Everyone knows that cats will not speak English.
What’s required for owners is to learn Cat.
A language of gestures, grimaces, and glances.
In our experience, it takes about 10-12 years per feline.
Mr. Munro would have you believe otherwise, although, as he finally admits, the results can be little short of disastrous. http://haytom.us/showarticle.php?id=19
Exxxcuuuuuse me!
If I don’t speak English, how the hell am I going to communicate with vic-k? Are you all implying vic-k is a linguist. He barely understands his native tongue as it is. If I speak slowly,very slowly, he usually gets the gist of it.
Take care
Fluff (English Speaker)
Vic, and his many personae, are on record in this forum as conversing fluently in English, French, Italian, Pirate, Feline, and let’s not forget Low Mancunian.