Many of us have felt like this at work.
You would never find a cat doing something like this.
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Yep.
Good Morning All:
And most people don’t take showers with their cats unless: You have a pissed off spouse that is soon to file for divorce. Yep, blocked the glass door and tossed the baby in. Divorce was filed very soon. Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned.
Well from a religious perspective, it looks like the great god, Canis, expelling a lightning bolt from his mouth while hurtling through the heavens leaving a magical wake — but that’s just my First Century take on the topic.
Hey,
When you are thirsty you drink!
Some lines from Joni’s ‘Judgement of the Moon and Stars’ about Beethoven, though not Beethoven the dog:
“You’ve got to shake your fists at lightning now
You’ve got to roar like forest fire
You’ve got to spread your light like blazes
All across the sky
They’re going to aim the hoses on you
Show ‘em you won’t expire
Not till you burn up every passion
Not even when you die
Come on now
You’ve got to try
If you’re feeling contempt
Well then you tell it
If you’re tired of the silent night
Jesus well then you yell it
Condemned to wires and hammers
Strike every chord that you feel
That broken trees
And elephant ivories conceal”
I used to throw blue racquetballs for my golden retriever so he learned to love them. When we stopped at my stepmother’s house, her son had left his blue-plastic coated 16lb. shotput in the yard.
You should have seen that dog dragging the “mother of all racquetballs” around.
His job, as he saw it, was to bring blue balls back to me and he was either going to do it or die trying.
Like my friend said in college, “you don’t really own a cat, you just kind of live with it.”
Yep, Mespo’s interpretation of the picture is right on target. No one should mess with the great god Canis that is one hell of a firebolt he wields.
Mespo.
Whenever there is a thunder storm my dog Rexx goes outside and barks at the Great Sky Dog that is threatening to invade his territory. I think you have shown me just what the Great Sky Dog must look like.
Carlyle:
“I think you have shown me just what the Great Sky Dog must look like.”
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Call it divine revelation. Have faith. It’s true. I like your dog, Rexx. Smart and holy–what more could anyone ask?
“You would never find a cat doing something like this.”
That is because cats do not meet life head on like a dog does! You want see them [cats] lapping the air outside a car window either or rolling in a dead fish on the beach.
in defense of cats, a few of them are affectionate..the others are pure evil, it’s best to avoid them altogether.
at any rate, why would anyone choose to be a cat butler when there are such splendid creatures as David’s?
C Everett Kook.
Actually most cats are very polite. I used often to visit pet shops to interact with the kittens and I noticed that if I patted most kittens with my finger (you can’t get a hand into a kitten cage) the kitten would often respond by licking my finger back.
I had never noticed this behaviour with an adult cat until the last couple of years. My cat Hu Zi (Son of Tiger in Chinese) started responding to my patting him by grooming me in return. The fact is that cats are just as much social animals as are dogs but their techniques of social interaction do not appear as similar to our ways of interacting as do the techniques of social interaction of the dog.
Cat social interactions are much more subtle. For example a cat will indicate that it is friendly by narrowing its eyes, but humans misinterpret this as hostility just as the cat mistakes the narrowed eyes of a cat hater as a sign of friendliness.
Mespo.
I noticed that I accidentally insulted Rexx by using the male personal pronoun. Rexx is actually a girl.
Rexx also wants to chase 65 ton B Doubles and buses which she think contain large growling dogs in their engine compartments. Not as big as the Great Sky Dog but still big and fierce and needing to be put in their places.
Mespo.
Rexx is certainly a very intelligent dog. She learned how to open the screen door and the street gate very quickly. She learned how to get us to give her dried cat food which she prefers to the doggy kind.
She would fumble with her paw to open the cupboard where the dry cat food is kept and would then stand and look at us until we got her message.
Rexx has very short fur and in winter when she starts to feel cold she learned to use her right paw to try to scrape up the doona to let me know that she wants to come under it.
Here’s more evidence supporting Prof. Turley’s theory that the cats are going to take over – they are learning hypnosis:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/england/8303126.stm
i had a sister in law during the 80’s who took her cat into the shower. her boyfriend showed me the scratches up his arm and across his back where he tried to hold the wet cat while she tried to dry it with a hair dryer.