......did you not see my multiple :floorlaugh:? Maybe I should have put a post script: "Seriously, folks, where are the Fashion Police?!?!?!?!"
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No worries. I was kidding too :floorlaugh:
......did you not see my multiple :floorlaugh:? Maybe I should have put a post script: "Seriously, folks, where are the Fashion Police?!?!?!?!"
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Looks like some yorkie in there maybe?This is my rescue Max. I have had him for four years and still haven't figured out what variety he is lol.
Oh heavens. You have now reminded me of a couple of favorite stories about our dearly departed Odds. Odds was my curmudgeonly tabby who, when he wasn't sleeping on top of clean laundry, just stomped around being generally peeved at the universe.
1. The first time I brought future Mr. Ynot home after a date, we were seated on the couch side by side watching a movie. Future Mr. Ynot pulled the age-old "stretch and yawn and put arm around the gal" move, and in doing so, uncrossed his legs. Odds, who had been generally lovey to FMY up to this point, moseyed over... put both front paws on edge of couch between FMY's legs as if seeking to be petted... and then reared back and double-paw-punched FMY right in the sensitive bits. This was no accident, this was Odds saying, "don't you mess with my mama, buster!"
2. The next time FMY came over for a date, we were cooking dinner together when we noticed that Odds was apparently chasing his own butt in circles. Not his tail, his butt. I picked him up, and realized that he had eaten the tear-off strip from the top of a bag of baby carrots, and was having... well, difficulties in fully passing this strip of plastic. You know those toy cars from when we were kids, that you'd run the plastic strip through to wind them up, set them down, and they'd go? Yeah. FMY got to pull the "ripcord" while I held the "racecar" and when I set him down, boy did he zoom. Possibly my Most Awkward Date Moment Ever. :floorlaugh:
This is my rescue Max. I have had him for four years and still haven't figured out what variety he is lol.
Squee!!! Looks like a Pixie Bob!Thanks, but I already answer to Max. His boss is Molly, my senior cat, followed by Bob and Itsy-Bitsy. I'm 4th in line for just about everything :floorlaugh: But he is a cutie. Thanks for sharing him
Meet Bob
ITA. Note, too, the difference in her posture during the VIS and JM's "aggravating" presentation (those horrific ME photos). It's all an act. And, after re-watching her Crying Game, I must admit: I agree with several WS posters who think her eyes were smiling. Didn't see it at first. MAYBE that's just the way JA's eyes look when she's sad/grieving; but it WAS strange.
This is fascinating and really creepy scary knowing she has another face too ... The one Travis saw when she first attacked him in the shower ... The one Chris and Skye Hughes saw when they wondered if their kids were safe with Jodi in the house ...
The Many Faces of Jodi Arias.
Be sure to scroll through them from the beginning.
http://www.seattlepi.com/national/a...ury-takes-up-murder-4489940.php#photo-4579642
Oh heavens. You have now reminded me of a couple of favorite stories about our dearly departed Odds. Odds was my curmudgeonly tabby who, when he wasn't sleeping on top of clean laundry, just stomped around being generally peeved at the universe.
1. The first time I brought future Mr. Ynot home after a date, we were seated on the couch side by side watching a movie. Future Mr. Ynot pulled the age-old "stretch and yawn and put arm around the gal" move, and in doing so, uncrossed his legs. Odds, who had been generally lovey to FMY up to this point, moseyed over... put both front paws on edge of couch between FMY's legs as if seeking to be petted... and then reared back and double-paw-punched FMY right in the sensitive bits. This was no accident, this was Odds saying, "don't you mess with my mama, buster!"
2. The next time FMY came over for a date, we were cooking dinner together when we noticed that Odds was apparently chasing his own butt in circles. Not his tail, his butt. I picked him up, and realized that he had eaten the tear-off strip from the top of a bag of baby carrots, and was having... well, difficulties in fully passing this strip of plastic. You know those toy cars from when we were kids, that you'd run the plastic strip through to wind them up, set them down, and they'd go? Yeah. FMY got to pull the "ripcord" while I held the "racecar" and when I set him down, boy did he zoom. Possibly my Most Awkward Date Moment Ever. :floorlaugh:
This is my rescue Max. I have had him for four years and still haven't figured out what variety he is lol.
Waiting to find out if CFJA is going to actually have the gall to say something on Monday. Can't even imagine what it my be, though have to admit that thoughts of it make me feel I might shake like a chihuahua or, even worse enter into a severe brain fog. God bless the Alexanders, they have had to sit back and watch Travis' reputation being dragged through the mud and put through hell by this b**** and her defense team. It's a crying shame.
So, after crying off and on while watching these proceedings over the last couple days, I have decided it's time to chill out for a while so we're having Margaritas tonight. What can I say, it's Tequila time, lol. So cheers to all my fellow sleuths and have a beautiful weekend. :cheers:
Thanks, but I already answer to Max. His boss is Molly, my senior cat, followed by Bob and Itsy-Bitsy. I'm 4th in line for just about everything :floorlaugh: But he is a cutie. Thanks for sharing him
Meet Bob
BBM Did they ever determine if any of these knives could have been the one used in the murder? I'm sure she discarded the knife with the gun, but stranger things have happened. Maybe she figured the knife couldn't be traced like a gun so why not keep a souvenir.
Looks like a Brussels Griffon...
48 hrs is now on.
Never thought I would say that I like what Linda Kenney Baden is saying :floorlaugh: