The Missed It By That Much to Get a Bacon Steak Sandwich Complaint Thread
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I am on my tablet but the internet on my desktop is not working well. They are both using same WiFi but having different results.
TGIF breaking out the potato chips and cheese doodles
i feel like the angels weren't looking out for me today.
...oooh cheese doodles, make my fingers turn orange...
...guess they were busy getting ready to play the Cleveland Indians. They're winning though 1 - 0 in the top of the 6th inning.
I treat my GPS device's information as suggestions only. I know how to read a map and make real-time decisions. I've worked intimately with computers since the 60s. I've developed a healthy distrust of them.
Do you have it taped to the one next to it? That's all I did when I broke one of my toes.
i guess Cleveland was the name of the tribe?
Shinnecock Powwow is next weekend. Been trying to find someone to take me along.
http://www.shinnecocknation.org/news
seals will hurt me?
is it kitten season? seems like everyone is trying to make me adopt a kitten. i told them i can't take in a kitten unless i go to the powwow or to the zoo.
i like cats, but my heart is for the buppies. if i adopt a kitteh, she's gonna be an overlooked cat from the shelter.
i haz the perfect window for a kitteh, purrfect sill size for the big cat with the lil cat self-body image. kittehs should come in pairs, they like to groom each other?
do kittens know to use the litterbox, or need training? can cats be trained?
My son has just adopted 2 little kitties from a shelter. Poor little things were found as real tiny, not old enough to have left their Mum. Now 8 weeks old when he got them He was only going to have one, but his daughter fell in love with one of them and he fell for another, so they got both.
Both of them
and then a better piccy of Button, you can see where her name came from
And yes Kitties can be easliy trained to the litter box. Mine even tell me when it needs emptying.
they look so teeny
was having a look at the overlooked kittehs http://littleshelter.com/cats/overlooked-cats
this one is catching my attention - Denise lol
one of the seniors, says she's 8-12 she looks annoyed they interrupted her nap for the picture.
If you get an over looked cat you would possibly be better with one that is used to being an indoor cat, so it won't be worried when you are out at work.
Our two were sort of overlooked kitties, as they came to us half grown. The lady wasn't sure if she would be able to find homes for them, as they were not tiny cuddly kitties, and were not grown up cats, They were just over 6 months old when they came. They had always been together (sisters) so we had to have both of them, couldn't split them up, it didn't seem fair.
When the lady from the refuge brought them down to see us, having vetted us first, they climbed out the basket, looked the place over and started to play together, which we took to mean that they had decided to stay. They then looked around urgently, so we showed them the litter box and they both used it thankfully. They have stayed as indoor cats, although we do take them out on leads sometimes.
I love cats. Had many myself. But I'm over the pet mania. Never again. Now my feeling is, cats are wonderful if they are someone else's.
Denise would have to be an indoor cat. main road out front, wilderness in the back, buppies in the yard.
or mebbe the senior cat might be better fit, if she happy to hangout on the window sill.
girl cats don't spray?
i'm sure glad human men don't spray on the walls and furniture.
lookin around my place, need to kitteh proof. where did all these knick-knacks come from?
Don't be so sure of that. But that's a story for another time....
re-qualifying op, 'sober human men'
wondering my pink flamingo light strand would be safe from kitteh attack?
Thought you might like to see this Misty. A 7 month old kitten sleeping next to fairly rare prcelain figure worth around £100 ($150)
no paws twitchy kitten dreams?
That, and the rest of Himself's porcelain is now in the display cabinets with glass doors, sharing space with my glass collection.
We have a wooden floor, laid over a stone base, so had it got knocked down there would have been a big problem (these cottages are old)
Cats like people are individuals. I had one common gray cat that was a fat lump and as clumsy as she was lazy. If she took the energy to get on a table or shelf you could be certain something would be tipped or ejected.
On the otherhand I had a beautiful Russian Blue male that was tiny, lithe, graceful and could walk among the pieces of a chess game and not disturb the play. 
We never worried about the breakables until we acquired the lump. 
I have sisters, as different as chalk and cheese. The one asleep on the shelf is the larger cat, chubby and rounded form, and somewhat slow on the uptake compared to her smaller slim lithe sister who is much more adventurous, although a bit nervous of some things. The smaller one was probably the runt of the litter, but makes up for her smaller size by getting into much more mischief. When she is in a fun mood she never walks if she can run. consequently she can actually knock more things over than her more ponderous sister.
hearing pink panther theme music
i don't have junk drawers to put stuff away in. wedgewood plates, boyd faeries, limoge tea cups - >.< can't just chuck this stuff
OH no, of course you can't, particularly not the Limoges, I am trying to get a small Limoges vase in a particular colour scheme, and keep getting outbid.
limoge has that like sss scattering look. would never actually sips tea from the tea cups, tea might stain it. had them out over 25 years, don't think would hurt their feelings to put them into a drawer.
the waterford wine glasses, could actually use them for wine. is waterford cat magnets?
My Waterford has always been in the cabinet with glass doors. Along with my Italian glass. I have some Murano, original murano, not the mass produced stuff you get nowadays.
...been looking for one of these, but just like Chohole, I keep getting outbid right near the end.
...also woudln't mind finding one of these (apologies for the small pic)
I sometimes visit a neighbor's cat when she (the neighbor, not the cat) goes on vacation. He (the cat, but also the neighbor, she) is very nice. But cleaning the litterboxes is enough for me to say 'no cats'. Likewise, a few years ago, I watched another neighbor's dogs. Big Weimeriner and little barrel-body with toothpick legs. They peed and pooped all over the back yard, and the big one even wizzed all over the childrens' swingset. I had to wear boots whenever I visited them, and the boots needed cleaning afterward, almost as bad as boots used in a pasture! Eeeww.
Now I know how one of my best friends used to feel, "no pets unless they can use the toilet and wipe themselves afterward!" Yes, that's how I feel now.
You both need to raise your bids. If it's Ebay, especially so. Because you might be competing with somebody like me, and I'm definitely gonna bid higher than you and in the last 30 seconds so that you don't have a chance to drive it higher by $5 increments. I'm gonna win anyway.
If you are nickel-and-dime adding to your bids and you really want that item, then you may not be getting serious enough about the price you're willing to pay. You can still beat the last-second bidder like me, but to do so you will need to raise your maximum much much more.
P.S. No, I'm not "really" bidding on your items. But I do win over 90% of the auctions I bid in, and usually I get the item for only 50 to 75% of my bid price, and a mere $5 over the second-best bid. So get serious and you will win the item you so dearly covet.