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Originally Posted By: moribundman
All cats are addicted to boxes.
As are most men
All cats are addicted to boxes.
As are most men
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I literally meant "box." Are you using the term "box" as a figure of speech?
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Originally Posted By: moribundman
I literally meant "box." Are you using the term "box" as a figure of speech?
Now mori, how could you think such a thing!
I literally meant "box." Are you using the term "box" as a figure of speech?
Now mori, how could you think such a thing!
And I thought I was the only one who used 'Box' in that manner.
If we are speaking in innuendo then both subjects in the sentence in question are one in the same!
innuendo or inyerendo?
Originally Posted By: Drew99GT
Ever since I got this little turd, he's been infatuated with the freezer. He'll jump up there every time I open the freezer door.
UH OH, the little buddy has figured out how to open the freezer/fridge doors by sitting on the back of a kitchen table chair!
I guess I'm going to have to rearrange my kitchen.
I woke up this morning and both the freezer and fridge doors were wide open. At least he didn't eat anything.
Good lord, I may have to put padlocks on my fridge.
my aunt, who is now about 68, had a little kitten when she was 9 or so. my mom said one day they couldn't find the cat, and gave up after searching hours for it through the woods and town. they started making dinner and popped the freezer open, and a stiff (but alive) cat was in there... it was very slow for a few hours they said... but pulled through.
Ever since I got this little turd, he's been infatuated with the freezer. He'll jump up there every time I open the freezer door.
UH OH, the little buddy has figured out how to open the freezer/fridge doors by sitting on the back of a kitchen table chair!
I guess I'm going to have to rearrange my kitchen.
I woke up this morning and both the freezer and fridge doors were wide open. At least he didn't eat anything.
Good lord, I may have to put padlocks on my fridge.
my aunt, who is now about 68, had a little kitten when she was 9 or so. my mom said one day they couldn't find the cat, and gave up after searching hours for it through the woods and town. they started making dinner and popped the freezer open, and a stiff (but alive) cat was in there... it was very slow for a few hours they said... but pulled through.
Originally Posted By: Pablo
Yogi looks like a biter.
Actually, Yogi's the sweetest and gentlest of the 3. He's got a pretty pronounced underbite so he's always showing toofie. He actually wouldn't (and couldn't) hurt a fly. It's Abby you have to look out for...sudden moves by strangers usually ends in a nip at the ankles. Teddy's too lazy to care.
Yogi looks like a biter.
Actually, Yogi's the sweetest and gentlest of the 3. He's got a pretty pronounced underbite so he's always showing toofie. He actually wouldn't (and couldn't) hurt a fly. It's Abby you have to look out for...sudden moves by strangers usually ends in a nip at the ankles. Teddy's too lazy to care.
Ankle biter.
Rusty looks a bit like Chancho. Only chunkier.
Mori has his mind running again.
Rusty looks a bit like Chancho. Only chunkier.
Mori has his mind running again.
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