12-20-2010
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aņejo
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We always run into the twins old second grade teacher and she is permanently stuck in a hyper like, loud baby talk, kind of excited thing. She may not have seen the boys for months or years, but its always "and how are my little lamb chops today?"
About five minutes is the limit. This also happen to Social workers at senior facility's 
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12-20-2010
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She goes from daddy's widdle tunie pie to shit head as soon as I hear the claws hitting the sofa though... 
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Canada Dry
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Don does too....not when he knows I am listening though. Then naturally I make fun of him if I catch him.  Even though I do it all the time too.Your lines reminded me of that Seinfeld episide where Jerry was dating the woman and they were always talking baby talk to each other....at Monks one day he asked if she wanted a sandwich -"Some tuna fishie? You want a little tuna fishie?" ugh!   (PG will remember that bit even if no one else does!  ) Quote:
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Here are the wild/feral cats I helped my stepfather feed yesterday...there were about 12 of them, at his buddy's farm. I could not get anywhere close to them! Sorry about pic quality, it's my phone.   if you look closely you will see some stockpiled dead frozen mice.  and this sign was at a local store going out of business...not sure why but it struck me funny?  
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12-20-2010
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aņejo
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Location: Ohio
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If I say, "Gracie can you SING? Sing, Gracie, sing!" she gets all alarmed and starts whining and wiggling all over. If you keep it up, she will throw her head back and howl especially if you sing or hum along with her. But she acts all put out/upset when she does this, like she is not sure what we want. She's done singing when the long note howls become barks. The most hilarious is when she howls to my Dad playing the harmonica.
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12-20-2010
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aņejo
Join Date: Sep 2005
Location: Colorado
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The Horror!!! Can you tell how I feel about cats? I had a friend who had over 100 cats. She moved to the mountains. Now she only has 10. Lost the rest to mountain lions, foxes, coyotes etc.
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12-20-2010
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Canada Dry
Join Date: Aug 2004
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I like to torture my friends' annoying little Pomeranian-Chihuahua barky dog by asking it in a high-pitched voice "Where's the CAT? Where's the CAT? Get the cat! Get it! GET the CAT!" whenever I go over there and my GF goes out of earshot.
 It goes absolutely batshit. And she can never figure out why. All those cats were pretty freaky. I am sure more than a few fall prey to coyotes every year, and the cold. Not an easy life. There was a really HUGE one way in the back in amongst the trees and he would not come any closer. He looked like a mini cougar, but had Siamese markings. Wild. |
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aņejo
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