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strandinthewind
07-06-2005, 09:35 PM
I feel really, really, alone, in that I love both Dennis Miller and Tom Cruise. :distress: Although, of course, I like old Dennis Miller better than new Dennis Miller, but he is always extremely clever, and I have a super crush on his scorpio ass. Even though I see he has become insufferably repub. *sigh*. :distress:

I like Ton Cruise's movies :shrug: I though I liked him personally via his media appearances until he started showing the "real" side of himself in the last few months. I still like his movies though.

As for DM, I do not find him funny and to me, he comes across as an idiot.

dissention
07-06-2005, 09:36 PM
It was really the way ot was shot and I just thought it was silly. I am not saying it was a bad movie, it just did not appeal to me, plus gore is not my fav. thing. Fargo is another one - I just did not like it, though FM was brilliant in it. I though Fargo was just too slow for me to like, even though I get that its tepid pace was the point. I did LOVE when the bimbo was having sex on top of WH Macy and the scene opens with her in that dialect screaming something like "HAAAHHHHHRRRRIIIEEE - wwhheerrree arre youuuuussee" :laugh:

Damn, I adore both of those movies. :laugh: I think American Psycho is a riot and his performance is just chilling and hilarious at the same time. That scene where he kills Leto has me in hysterics every time. And the Whitney Houston monologue!

Frances is soooooo good in Fargo, as is Macy. How about when she talks to the two bimbos about the kidnappers?

"Yah."
"Yah!"
"Yah."
"Yah."
"Yah!"
"Yah!"
"Yah."
"Yah!"

:lol:

dissention
07-06-2005, 09:39 PM
As for DM, I do not find him funny and to me, he comes across as an idiot.

His show is insufferable. He had Yeardley Smith on his panel one night and every time she would try to speak (and she is one smart ****ing cookie, too), he'd interrupt her and make the worst joke in the world. I almost blocked CNBC after that particular show. He's so unfunny and smarmy, I hate it.

amber
07-06-2005, 09:52 PM
His show is insufferable. He had Yeardley Smith on his panel one night and every time she would try to speak (and she is one smart ****ing cookie, too), he'd interrupt her and make the worst joke in the world. I almost blocked CNBC after that particular show. He's so unfunny and smarmy, I hate it.
But have you seen his old HBO specials? Omigod!!!! Sesly, even in his new garb, I think he is extra Clevah. He is an aquired taste, though, in that he references things, and is so fast with his wit, that everyone might not get it. Heck, even I don't get every thing he talks about. I haven't seen his new show, though. But I almost always think he's funny - he's so razor sharp. :) But I like sarcastic smarm. I love how he can reference fifty different media things in one second, and it all applies.

sparky
07-06-2005, 09:55 PM
So late to this, so I will have repeats of others...


Chocolate
Cats
Soda(Coke, Pepsi, all of that gutrot)
Star Wars
Seinfeld
All reality television
99% of all rap
Beck(that slack jawed stare, and he's a Scientologist)
The White Stripes(unlistenable)
All fragrances people put on
Small yippy dogs
Star Trek
Bryant Gumble
Katie Couric
Minivans
Hummers (the vehicles, get your minds outta the gutter)
Springsteen
Counting Crows


This is making me grouchy. I must stop.

dissention
07-06-2005, 09:57 PM
So late to this, so I will have repeats of others...


Chocolate
Cats
Soda(Coke, Pepsi, all of that gutrot)
Star Wars
Seinfeld
All reality television
99% of all rap
Beck(that slack jawed stare, and he's a Scientologist)
The White Stripes(unlistenable)
All fragrances people put on
Small yippy dogs
Star Trek
Bryant Gumble
Katie Couric
Minivans
Hummers (the vehicles, get your minds outta the gutter)
Springsteen
Counting Crows


This is making me grouchy. I must stop.

I agree on all counts- except Star Wars and little dogs; I love my little weiner. :p

sparky
07-06-2005, 09:58 PM
But have you seen his old HBO specials? Omigod!!!! Sesly, even in his new garb, I think he is extra Clevah. He is an aquired taste, though, in that he references things, and is so fast with his wit, that everyone might not get it. Heck, even I don't get every thing he talks about. I haven't seen his new show, though. But I almost always think he's funny - he's so razor sharp. :) But I like sarcastic smarm. I love how he can reference fifty different media things in one second, and it all applies.

I used to really like him. After his conversion, I have found him to be a smug, unfunny twat of a man. I can watch his show and just stare. He used to make me laugh like crazy. He's just a shill now.
Bill Maher is not wildly partisan and is the equal opportunity political b.s. caller DM used to be.

amber
07-06-2005, 09:58 PM
Cats

That? Is so wrong. They don't even do anything. How can you hate them? Or is it the usual guy reason of "they don't come when you call them" :rolleyes: I don't come when people call me, either, and I doubt that you do, as well. :laugh:

sparky
07-06-2005, 10:00 PM
I agree on all counts- except Star Wars and little dogs; I love my little weiner. :p

You know I make an exception for them. They aren't purse dogs.

amber
07-06-2005, 10:01 PM
I used to really like him. After his conversion, I have found him to be a smug, unfunny twat of a man. I can watch his show and just stare. He used to make me laugh like crazy. He's just a shill now.
Bill Maher is not wildly partisan and is the equal opportunity political b.s. caller DM used to be.
Oh....I'm sad to hear he is no longer funny. :distress: I think Bill Maher is good, too, but I've always found him...something...not as clever as DM....not as referential....but still good. He seems really smarmy and egotistical to me. :shrug:

dissention
07-06-2005, 10:18 PM
I love how he can reference fifty different media things in one second, and it all applies.

Sandra Bernhard has always done it better, imo. :laugh:

dissention
07-06-2005, 10:21 PM
I used to really like him. After his conversion, I have found him to be a smug, unfunny twat of a man. I can watch his show and just stare. He used to make me laugh like crazy. He's just a shill now.
Bill Maher is not wildly partisan and is the equal opportunity political b.s. caller DM used to be.

Bill Maher is a riot. Always has been, and he says what no one else dares to say. His affection for Coultergeist is a bit suspect, though.

Moony
07-06-2005, 11:20 PM
I love my little weiner.
Really? I thought it a bit too small for my tastes ( :eek: )


Cats
Oh, I loathe cats. They all need to die.

amber
07-06-2005, 11:23 PM
Really? I thought it a bit too small for my tastes ( :eek: )


Oh, I loathe cats. They all need to die.
YCNLBMF. :distress: :distress: Sorry. I can't imagine why anyone would hate a cat. It's been fun, though! :xoxo:

Moony
07-06-2005, 11:29 PM
YCNLBMF. :distress: :distress: Sorry. I can't imagine why anyone would hate a cat. It's been fun, though! :xoxo:
I am sobbing.

amber
07-06-2005, 11:36 PM
I am sobbing.
So are my cats. :lol:
It's okay, one day you'll accidently adopt this one crazy cool cat, and you will change your mind. It happens to everyone with a soft heart and an open mind.... :lol:

GardenStateGirlie
07-06-2005, 11:41 PM
Oh, I loathe cats. They all need to die.

Dogs only, please :thumbsup:

Moony
07-06-2005, 11:42 PM
So are my cats. :lol:
It's okay, one day you'll accidently adopt this one crazy cool cat, and you will change your mind. It happens to everyone with a soft heart and an open mind.... :lol:
I will take your word for it :p

amber
07-06-2005, 11:43 PM
Dogs only, please :thumbsup:
That's fine, you are totally missing out on a special part of the universe. If that's what you want to do.... :shrug: :distress: :D
No one is funnier than a kitten. :)

dissention
07-06-2005, 11:46 PM
No one is funnier than a kitten. :)

Ever owned a weiner dog? Mine thinks she's a cat. :lol:

amber
07-06-2005, 11:48 PM
Ever owned a weiner dog? Mine thinks she's a cat. :lol:
My fam has weiners. I love them, they are so cute. My cat thinks he's a dog, too, so...
But yes, I love the weiners....

dissention
07-06-2005, 11:57 PM
My fam has weiners. I love them, they are so cute. My cat thinks he's a dog, too, so...
But yes, I love the weiners....

My mini weiner is a riot. She jumps onto furniture like a cat, sleeps in bed on her back with her head on a pillow (!!!), she'll grunt if you stop petting her, she'll push her dish to wherever you are in the apartment when she runs out of food or water, etc. She is SUCH a character.

GardenStateGirlie
07-06-2005, 11:58 PM
That's fine, you are totally missing out on a special part of the universe. If that's what you want to do.... :shrug: :distress: :D
No one is funnier than a kitten. :)

If I had to smell kitty litter and dried up **** on a regular basis, i'd go crazy. Seriously. I love my dog and for the record? She's a pisser :nod: A cat in my mind cannot compare with her laying at my feet and snuggling. Plus, poodles don't produce much dander. Cats? Lots. With my allergies, I could never have one. Whoever marries me better love dogs and not cats. End of anti-cat rant.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v238/meadowsoprano/muffin%20lynn/DSC00650.jpg

amber
07-07-2005, 12:04 AM
If I had to smell kitty litter and dried up **** on a regular basis, i'd go crazy. Seriously. I love my dog and for the record? She's a pisser :nod: A cat in my mind cannot compare with her laying at my feet and snuggling. Plus, poodles don't produce much dander. Cats? Lots. With my allergies, I could never have one. Whoever marries me better love dogs and not cats. End of anti-cat rant.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v238/meadowsoprano/muffin%20lynn/DSC00650.jpg
mmkay. I enjoy how I don't have to walk my cats at least twice a day. I just left them for 5 days, with food, and they were fine. I have a cat who sleeps on a pillow next to my head, and always wants to be on my lap. Plus he fetches and wards off intruders. And eats the bugs that get inside. And actually, my cats usually go to the bathroom outside. :) Whoever marries me must love dogs and cats.
I see your point, or whatever, though. :woohoo:

amber
07-07-2005, 12:07 AM
My mini weiner is a riot. She jumps onto furniture like a cat, sleeps in bed on her back with her head on a pillow (!!!), she'll grunt if you stop petting her, she'll push her dish to wherever you are in the apartment when she runs out of food or water, etc. She is SUCH a character.
:lol: :lol:
I wish I could meet her. My favorite part is sleeping on her back with a pillow... :lol: you should post a pic if you get one. :woohoo:

dissention
07-07-2005, 12:10 AM
:lol: :lol:
I wish I could meet her. My favorite part is sleeping on her back with a pillow... :lol: you should post a pic if you get one. :woohoo:

I should find some, I have TONS. She always makes a big impression on company. She gets so excited that she piddles and then gets embarrassed, so she runs and hides for an hour or so. When she goes to the bathroom, she comes back into the apartment and sits in front of the cabinet where I keep her treats, barking until she gets one. :laugh: I have so many stories about that little runt. :laugh:

Moony
07-07-2005, 12:14 AM
I should find some, I have TONS. She always makes a big impression on company. She gets so excited that she piddles and then gets embarrassed, so she runs and hides for an hour or so. When she goes to the bathroom, she comes back into the apartment and sits in front of the cabinet where I keep her treats, barking until she gets one. :laugh: I have so many stories about that little runt. :laugh:
aww that's so cute. I want a mini-weiner, too.

By the way, what is your dog's name???

dissention
07-07-2005, 12:16 AM
aww that's so cute. I want a mini-weiner, too.

By the way, what is your dog's name???

Saffron. :woohoo:

Everyone should have an animal, they make life better.

Moony
07-07-2005, 12:24 AM
Saffron. :woohoo:

Everyone should have an animal, they make life better.
That's a cute name. And I agree with you, very much.


I haven't cleaned up cat ****e since they were about 2 weeks old. No problems there, in fact if anything it would be vice versa seeing as cats tidy up after themselves and I've never once come across cat remains in the garden. Bathing is taken care of, they're very polite and do that for you. Going for walks is nice but only if you want to, I'd hate the obligation to do it every day. And when the cat is annoyed he just gives me death stares, rather than keeping the entire neighbourhood awake. With that I conclude the little felines the winner. They're so grand, but then I've had a fascination with cats for a long time, including a fantasy where I'm killed by a lion or just any of the big cats.

:lol: well, I guess they are definitely the winners then.

amber
07-07-2005, 12:27 AM
Saffron. :woohoo:

Everyone should have an animal, they make life better.
"oh, Saffie, really, Saffie, really!" :lol:

dissention
07-07-2005, 12:31 AM
"oh, Saffie, really, Saffie, really!" :lol:

I call her that and quote AbFab lines to her! :lol:

GardenStateGirlie
07-07-2005, 12:33 AM
I call her that and quote AbFab lines to her! :lol:

I'm loving that you named her Saffron :thumbsup:

dissention
07-07-2005, 12:34 AM
That's a cute name. And I agree with you, very much.


The reason I named her that is because after I told my friend Jamie how much I had paid for her, she remarked that the dog was "the saffron of dogs," i.e. outrageously expensive like the spice. :laugh:

I had gotten numerous dogs from shelters and they all eventually died from being sick and I just couldn't deal with it again, it was too hard. But I am thinking of getting another from a shelter this summer.

dissention
07-07-2005, 12:36 AM
I'm loving that you named her Saffron :thumbsup:

If I get another dog this summer, I'll name it Edina. :]

Moony
07-07-2005, 12:37 AM
The reason I named her that is because after I told my friend Jamie how much I had paid for her, she remarked that the dog was "the saffron of dogs," i.e. outrageously expensive like the spice. :laugh:

I had gotten numerous dogs from shelters and they all eventually died from being sick and I just couldn't deal with it again, it was too hard. But I am thinking of getting another from a shelter this summer.
How horrible :( I don't know if I'd be able to deal with that at all, though I would like to save a dog from the shelter myself. I hope you get a healthy one this time that will give you lots of joy :xoxo:

GardenStateGirlie
07-07-2005, 12:39 AM
If I get another dog this summer, I'll name it Edina. :]

"Edwina, darling..." :laugh:

Livia
07-07-2005, 12:41 AM
Saffron. :woohoo:

Everyone should have an animal, they make life better.

Did ya get that from Ab Fab? I have a friend who named her kitty Saffron.

Cheers, mate, thanks a lot!
Patsy Stone

amber
07-07-2005, 12:41 AM
I call her that and quote AbFab lines to her! :lol:
:lol: :lol: :xoxo:
Yes, you must name the next one Edwina. Or....Patsie. ;)

GardenStateGirlie
07-07-2005, 12:50 AM
:lol: :lol: :xoxo:
Yes, you must name the next one Edwina. Or....Patsie. ;)

Why not Champers or Stoli? :cool:

amber
07-07-2005, 12:52 AM
Why not Champers or Stoli? :cool:
Indeed. Why not. But wait, I want those names for my pet! :laugh:

Mari
07-07-2005, 02:51 AM
One of my cats is actually named Patsy :D
I considered renaming my first cat Neelix Edina, but I got so used to the name.. (not her, she mainly reacts to "want a treat?" in Dutch) (And Patsy mainly reacts to "Neelix!" :confused: :D )

strandinthewind
07-07-2005, 07:43 AM
The reason I named her that is because after I told my friend Jamie how much I had paid for her, she remarked that the dog was "the saffron of dogs," i.e. outrageously expensive like the spice. :laugh:

I had gotten numerous dogs from shelters and they all eventually died from being sick and I just couldn't deal with it again, it was too hard. But I am thinking of getting another from a shelter this summer.

I think getting a shelter dog is a great thing. The sad thing is as you noted, the shelter dogs tend to get sick more often or at least faster than a pure bred dog tends to. Though I think in its own way the procedure is a little cruel, I wish people would spay or neuter all animals they are not going to breed. That way, the amount of unwanted animals would be greatly reduced and people could try and breed a great number of diseases out of bloodlines.

eclipse
07-07-2005, 09:20 AM
My dog, and I am going to try and attach his picture-is in fact, the cutest and smartest dog , in the world! (We have had him tested :rolleyes: :rolleyes: )

Animals bring such joy to your days-Get one !!
whatever kind it is, be it a dog,cat,rat-whatever.... it will bring you love and teach you tolerence.

By the way best dog name:
Years ago my best girlfriend had a Dalmation and she named him.....drum roll,
DICE !
Isn't that an excellent name?
anyway lets see if I can send my pupster's face to you
~~eclipse~~

DrummerDeanna
07-07-2005, 09:55 AM
I think getting a shelter dog is a great thing. The sad thing is as you noted, the shelter dogs tend to get sick more often or at least faster than a pure bred dog tends to. Though I think in its own way the procedure is a little cruel, I wish people would spay or neuter all animals they are not going to breed. That way, the amount of unwanted animals would be greatly reduced and people could try and breed a great number of diseases out of bloodlines.


:nod: I was nervous about getting a shelter dog - and initially she did have some health issues - more nervous issues actually - she was such a wreck - had been abandoned etc....

She's happy as a clam now and well adjusted - or so it seems, at least she's stopped chewing her own fur off.

I have had her checked out by the vet and all is good thus far - which is great considering the shelter said she was 9! She does not act like a 9 year old dog though....

And last night I discovered that my dog can eat from a fork like a person - well as long as I hold the fork :D

strandinthewind
07-07-2005, 10:06 AM
:nod: I was nervous about getting a shelter dog - and initially she did have some health issues - more nervous issues actually - she was such a wreck - had been abandoned etc....

She's happy as a clam now and well adjusted - or so it seems, at least she's stopped chewing her own fur off.

I have had her checked out by the vet and all is good thus far - which is great considering the shelter said she was 9! She does not act like a 9 year old dog though....

And last night I discovered that my dog can eat from a fork like a person - well as long as I hold the fork :D

I am glad she is better. It just amazes me how people can be so mean to a pet as to abandon them.

skcin
07-07-2005, 10:29 AM
I think getting a shelter dog is a great thing. The sad thing is as you noted, the shelter dogs tend to get sick more often or at least faster than a pure bred dog tends to. Though I think in its own way the procedure is a little cruel, I wish people would spay or neuter all animals they are not going to breed. That way, the amount of unwanted animals would be greatly reduced and people could try and breed a great number of diseases out of bloodlines.


ITA. People are so very ignorant about pets, particularly dogs. They figure "hey, let's get a dog" without researching anything. Puppies especially - hello, you have to TRAIN a puppy constantly, it's not just going to act the way you want it to by itself.

We used rescue with Bubba & it worked great. There are numerous certified rescues across the country for many breeds & they do full medical checks, immunization updates, spay/neuter if not done already, behavior evaluations, etc. That way you know what you're getting into from the start, plus most of the dogs are purebred.

ryan8472
07-07-2005, 10:33 AM
I got my dog from a shelter. She's sooooo good too, we've never had any problems with her. Her name is Summer. :nod: She's hilarious too, she thinks she's a lap dog, even though she's about 50 lbs. And she does the whole 'sleeping like a human' thing too, it's great. :laugh:

strandinthewind
07-07-2005, 10:35 AM
ITA. People are so very ignorant about pets, particularly dogs. They figure "hey, let's get a dog" without researching anything. Puppies especially - hello, you have to TRAIN a puppy constantly, it's not just going to act the way you want it to by itself.

We used rescue with Bubba & it worked great. There are numerous certified rescues across the country for many breeds & they do full medical checks, immunization updates, spay/neuter if not done already, behavior evaluations, etc. That way you know what you're getting into from the start, plus most of the dogs are purebred.


Amen - I work with the Scottie Rescue here, which, like most rescues, handles more than just Scotties if the need arises. In fact, one of my fav. moments at the Scottie Specialty dog show this year was the Rescue Parade. Some of those poor dogs had been beaten and abused so badly that death would seemingly have been a blessing. Many were still a little bald from where they had been burned, insects were allowed to eat them away, or they chewed off their own skin due - - all due to neglect or just plain cruelty. When you see the boards with pics at the shows, you just break down and cry. But, there are happy endings as witnessed here http://clubs.akc.org/stca/highlight.htm

DrummerDeanna
07-07-2005, 10:39 AM
It is heartbreaking to me that people would be so cruel to animals. It's just gross.

I can't even imagine how someone abandoned my Clancy. She's such an amazing dog and has brought SO much joy into my life - I guess it was meant to be - but still - I can't fathom how people can just up and leave their pets behind :distress:

I'm in the process of moving -and yes, it's harder to find a place that takes pets - but it's worth the effort to me - and i found an amazing place in which both Clancy and I can live...there's no way abandonement would even be a consideration!

SuzeQuze
07-07-2005, 11:08 AM
Damn, I adore both of those movies. :laugh: I think American Psycho is a riot and his performance is just chilling and hilarious at the same time. That scene where he kills Leto has me in hysterics every time. And the Whitney Houston monologue!

Frances is soooooo good in Fargo, as is Macy. How about when she talks to the two bimbos about the kidnappers?

"Yah."
"Yah!"
"Yah."
"Yah."
"Yah!"
"Yah!"
"Yah."
"Yah!"

:lol:

He kills Lato, as in Jared? Ugh! :eek:

SuzeQuze
07-07-2005, 11:12 AM
So are my cats. :lol:
It's okay, one day you'll accidently adopt this one crazy cool cat, and you will change your mind. It happens to everyone with a soft heart and an open mind.... :lol:

Happened to my ex! He didn't like 'em until we were cat sitting his brother's cat for a week and then we kept her. :D

dissention
07-07-2005, 11:12 AM
Why not Champers or Stoli? :cool:

:lol:

I'm SO naming a new pet Boli Stoli.

dissention
07-07-2005, 11:14 AM
And she does the whole 'sleeping like a human' thing too, it's great. :laugh:

:laugh: Isn't it adorable? I love it!

dissention
07-07-2005, 11:16 AM
He kills Lato, as in Jared? Ugh! :eek:

Yes, but it's hilarious. :o It must be seen to be believed; it's one of the funniest scenes in any movie, I swear.

SuzeQuze
07-07-2005, 11:16 AM
Saffron. :woohoo:

Everyone should have an animal, they make life better.

I agree. I actually think psychiatrists should prescribe them. That is how wonderful they are. They give a boost to your health, your self-esteem, and you just love love love them. :nod:

SuzeQuze
07-07-2005, 11:21 AM
Yes, but it's hilarious. :o It must be seen to be believed; it's one of the funniest scenes in any movie, I swear.

Kill Jared funny??? I think not! I forget the movie name now. Son of a...

SuzeQuze
07-07-2005, 11:22 AM
:lol:

I'm SO naming a new pet Boli Stoli.

Good idea. I heard pets generally respond better with names that end with the "E" sound. Hence, Mufasa = Mufy.

DrummerDeanna
07-07-2005, 11:38 AM
I agree. I actually think psychiatrists should prescribe them. That is how wonderful they are. They give a boost to your health, your self-esteem, and you just love love love them. :nod:


:nod: :nod: SO true!! I was pretty depressed etc before I got Clancy - she really has had such a positive impact on my life...:D I wuv my moo!

SuzeQuze
07-07-2005, 11:59 AM
:nod: :nod: SO true!! I was pretty depressed etc before I got Clancy - she really has had such a positive impact on my life...:D I wuv my moo!

Haha, sometimes I call Mufy moo too. He really is the best cat. Last night he was in the drawer playing (I'm an indulgent Mom) and he pulled out a bag of catnip. You should see the way he wrestles that stuff. He gets up on his hind legs and shakes it around, slams it on the ground, rolls around. :lol: It is so funny. I knew it would end with a mess but he was just having so much fun. :D I'm glad to hear that Clancy is helping you feel better, good doggie!

I don't know if you remember but I got Mufy from someone who was taking care of him temporarily. She and a friend removed him from a neighbor's apartment. The neighbor had been hospitalized and left the kitten behind. Someone was going in and feeding him but they say he just got really bad quickly so they took him out after a month I think :eek:. Poor kitty. By the time I saw him he seemed healthy, the foster people had him for about 2 weeks.

Sean called me and told me his neighbor had a kitten looking for a home, that it kind of looked like his cat, and that he picked him up when he met him and Mufy fell asleep in his arms. I was like, "Yeah, I want him." So as a formality I went to meet him, then cleared it with my roommate and took him home the next day. That night when I went to bed he jumped up next to me and slept beside me. I was thinking, he knows he is safe here already and that I'm going to take care of him well. My heart just welled up. :angel:

GardenStateGirlie
07-07-2005, 01:14 PM
:lol:

I'm SO naming a new pet Boli Stoli.

It needs to be a crazy pet, though. I mean, you could never get a pit bull and name him/her that :laugh:

seeknpeace
07-09-2005, 09:12 AM
- morning chat shows (TV AND radio)
- breakfast foods (eggs, French toast, bacon, sausage, waffles, milk)
- donuts
- massages from strangers


What things do you feel alone in your negative feelings towards?

- Jake
Ok...
I hate MOST im's. They are intrusive.

I hate to see Stevie's image, or the bands, burned onto tacky books, shirts, mugs, or made into "CD's" and sold on eBay. This is a biggie for me.

I hate that I am on a diabetic diet now (my body screams for sugar! lol)

mylittledemon
07-09-2005, 11:59 AM
Haha, sometimes I call Mufy moo too. He really is the best cat. Last night he was in the drawer playing (I'm an indulgent Mom) and he pulled out a bag of catnip. You should see the way he wrestles that stuff. He gets up on his hind legs and shakes it around, slams it on the ground, rolls around. :lol: It is so funny. I knew it would end with a mess but he was just having so much fun. :D I'm glad to hear that Clancy is helping you feel better, good doggie!
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My last girlfriend had a terrier named Muffy. What a little turd that dog was...but cute.

SuzeQuze
07-09-2005, 12:35 PM
My last girlfriend had a terrier named Muffy. What a little turd that dog was...but cute.

:lol: Well, my cat's nickname is spelled Mufy but sounds like Moofie, it is short for Mufasa. And he is cool. Check this out.

GardenStateGirlie
07-09-2005, 12:48 PM
:lol: Well, my cat's nickname is spelled Mufy but sounds like Moofie, it is short for Mufasa. And he is cool. Check this out.

Now we know i'm not the biggest fan of cats but this cat? Is adorable :nod:

dissention
07-09-2005, 09:33 PM
My last girlfriend had a terrier named Muffy. What a little turd that dog was...but cute.

:lol:

"Muffy, meet Adolf. Adolf...eat muffy!"

SuzeQuze
07-10-2005, 01:51 PM
Now we know i'm not the biggest fan of cats but this cat? Is adorable :nod:

Thanks Riss. He's actually kind of dog-like because he loves water. He drinks it from the tap. He used to always jump in the tub after you took a shower. He's very smart and sneaky. His fur is really really soft, I mean really soft. He's got all this extra fur too that grows out from his paws. It's so cute. He loves to play, and he loves to ambush us as we walk by. :laugh: He's also very brave. Here's another pic of my baby.