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This Dark Knot, aka “The Cat in the Bat,” aka “Catman Deux,” aka “Die Katezefledermaus,” would be a totally worthless superhero, spending most of his time licking and scratching himself, sleeping, taking short sleep breaks just to eat and occasionally chasing shadows.
Meanwhile, here’s your chance to hock up furballs and snarky innuendo about Catman and Robin on this Overnight Open Thread.
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I can haz Joker?
Damn that went viral quick
Kitty cat!
Judging by the look in his eyes and the position of his rear leg, I say some personal hygiene time was just interupted
snork wrote:
I can haz da Robin too.
@ snork:
LOL!
To the basement cat cave…
@ m:
Alfred: “The Basement Cat, you say”.
I can haz Catwoman?
<—– throws brink at Bunk….. Ha ha, I was on blogtalk before you and for ten times as long…
@ doriangrey:
He said twice as much as you though.
Ducks for incoming brinks.////
I sure hope those brinks are new, cause the used ones are more expensive.
Calo wrote:
I can haz ducks?
@ song_and_dance_man:
Where’d my shinthouse go?
@ lobo91:
No , you need some hugs tonight {{{LOBO}}}.
Another forced in run!
Now it’s 4-0…
Calo wrote:
Thanks.
But I think the Rangers are the ones who need hugs…
Calo wrote:
That’s only because you had your hearing aid turned off when I was talking…
@ snork:
Don’t worry. We’ll leave the seat and hole.
I just heard Chris Coons had a one night fling at a gay bath house.
Unfortunetly that’s just a resume enchancemnet for a Dem
snork wrote:
<—— Whistles quietly to self…. shinthouse? What shinthouse, I don't recall seeing any shinthouse round these parts…..
lobo91 wrote:
I like the Rangers. Only because this is their first time. But it’s not looking good.
@ lobo91:
Texas Rangers pitchers are going down in flames! (makes planes spiraling down noises)
song_and_dance_man wrote:
This may end up like the Rockies only World Series appearance, back in ’07.
6-0 now
And the Fat Lady is warming up in the Bay.
I can only recall seeing a run forced in once in a Major League game (although I’ve seen it a few times in the Minors).
And they just did it twice in a row.
That’s just sad.
lobo91 wrote:
Aren’t those counted as error’s in the major’s???
Of some note:
We need Allen West to get a meeting with this guy Meek.
To me, not bowing down to Obama, Clinton, and Christ shows him to be one brave person and of some integrity.
He needs to have a chat with Mark Levin and Allen West both.
tfk ideas free on the internet.
nc state just went for it on 4th and goal (3minutes left) at home versus fsu and got the TD.
they could have kicked a filed goal to tie.
i like the ballsie call even if it loses the game.
@ doriangrey:
I’m not sure, actually.
2 more runs.
8-0 now
doriangrey wrote:
No, just base on balls. Lobo91 will probably have more info.
Dang, it is all but over. No….it’s over, tonight at least.
Mr. Meek come on over we will treat you right.
You and Allen West would be a fine team.
@ taxfreekiller:
Make that 9-0
A ball as opposed to a strike is not considered an error. It’s just poor pitching when runs are scored by them.
Scott Madsen wrote:
nope, that cat is about to unleash ‘bill the cat’ style kung fu on the owner.
@ taxfreekiller:
I have a post that addresses that tomorrow.
coldwarrior wrote:
And that is one talented cat if he can strike with a south paw.
@ song_and_dance_man:
I don’t think anything a pitcher does in the act of making a pitch can be scored as an error.
Only if they make a fielding or throwing error, like any other position.
coldwarrior wrote:
Sigh… I miss the old “Bill the Cat” Opus cartoons…
@ coldwarrior:
ack!
I’ll bet the Rangers are glad that inning’s over…
doriangrey wrote:
But we now have Get Fuzzy and Bucky.
Obama and Charlie Chist both must be getting psychological help from unDr. Pill McCrawl.
Nolan Ryan’s probably thinking, “Looks like I picked a bad week to quit sniffing glue…”
//
@ lobo91:
I think that is right on.
@ doriangrey:
@ Scott Madsen:
indeed.
ACK!
9-0 SF, final
@ coldwarrior:
BTW, I missed your Saturday post on the Dobsonian Box(I work on Sat.’s) . Did you build that yourself from plans? It looks homemade.
And your tele looks most impressive. Nice Meade.
Game 3 starts at 6:30 Eastern on Saturday on Fox.
You know that cat looks nothing like West, Kilmer, Clooney or Bale.
song_and_dance_man wrote:
But it does kind of look like Keaton…
song_and_dance_man wrote:
Well, duh.
It’s his secret identity…
song_and_dance_man wrote:
it was my own drawings, the ascension pivots on the tube box are toilet flanges
but you get the idea, right?
doriangrey wrote:
I think you’re right. Diane did get a nose job.
song_and_dance_man wrote:
oh…that’s the 16″…a massive bastard. when that is paired with the 2″ konig eyepiece…the beauty of creation is revealed.
i use the standard equatorial mount for the 10″ meade
And then there are superheroes who don’t even bother with a secret identity…
coldwarrior wrote:
Well, yeah I did. I was hoping to see some kind of ‘plans’ to build one, but I got the gist on how to construct one of my own.
The homemade tele I bought had a mount but it was iron and way to heavy to lug around so I chucked it. The Box is the right way to go.
song_and_dance_man wrote:
the plans are really simple, what size tube do you have?
Un-f’n-believable.
New York Times’ Frank Rich Named Obama’s Top Economic Adviser
Uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu…
coldwarrior wrote:
12 inch with a 10 inch mirror.
@ snork:
You do realize that was sarcasm, right?
Yep, the look in that cat’s eyes are saying, “It’s a shame about what you are going to find in your shoes tomorrow morning. But that’s OK, the shreds of your good shirt will make you forget about that.”
song_and_dance_man wrote:
so the OD (outside diameter)of the OTA is 12 or is it 12+
@ snork:
Oh no. B. Hussein will have to learn the Sax now, fer sure. Oh wait, that was the wife.
AZfederalist wrote:
LOL
Which is why I have an ex-cat, along with an ex-wife…
AZfederalist wrote:
the cat is going into ‘bill the cat’ silat. there will be violence
lobo91 wrote:
i have an ex wife and an ex greyhound.
@ coldwarrior:
I’m reminded of my ex-cat everytime I come up the stairs.
He thought the carpet on the stairs made a nifty scratching post…
lobo91 wrote:
my cat hits one of the 2×4′s that holds up the shelves in the bar, i replace as needed.
i wont get into the ma$$ive amount of things the ex-greyhound destroyed
@ coldwarrior:
I haven’t measured it, but I’m fairly certain it is 12. I’m visualizing picking it up in front of a ruler and think that is it. The mirror is 10.
Let me measure the thing and then we can pick this up later on.
@ coldwarrior:
The 6 square foot hole in the wall next to the back door was enough reason for me to get rid of our other dog…
song_and_dance_man wrote:
OK, cause all of the other squares that you have to cut are based on that measurement, plus flange…then from there.
lemme know and i’ll make the plans for ya and you take them to lowes and they will cut them out of plywood
lobo91 wrote:
i really will not get into the litany of destruction form that animal.
thousand$.
coldwarrior wrote:
Thanks in advance and much appreciated.
@ coldwarrior:
I wasn’t waiting to see what this one destroyed next.
song_and_dance_man wrote:
sure!
we’ll use 1/2″ plywood for this, you can urethane it if needed for protection.
lobo91 wrote:
ROTFLMAO… I’m thinking their is probably a funny joke about checking the greyhounds brake pad’s hidden in there somewhere….
I have an ex-wife and no dog or cat in the mix.
lobo91 wrote:
mine cost me thousands in lost antiques, fortunately, none of them were ‘family’.
he went first, the ex went shortly thereafter.
doriangrey wrote:
the thing is, he was a great dog when someone was home.
inverse….not so much
This is a job for Catman.
lobo91 wrote:
How the h-e-double-toothpicks did the dog manage to do THAT? A hole all the way through the wall????????
Is this post supposed to make up for not having anything up for Caturday last week?
I did have a post in the queue, but it got rescheduled for the following week!
lobo91 wrote:
Your pulling my lariat. I guess when dogs gotta go, they gotta go.
@ coldwarrior:
That’s how this one was, too.
German Shepherd. Deathly afraid of wind, unfortunately.
My ex was at school for about 4 hours, and came home to find that he’d torn the blinds and curtains down from the sliding door, then tore out an entire panel of drywall next to it, up to the stud.
He was apparently trying to get outside.
And he tried to bite through the deadbolt knob on the front door, too. It still has his teeth marks on it.
song_and_dance_man wrote:
The new ones are mass produced in China now?
@ coldwarrior:
Anti – anxiety meds might have worked.
GGGAAAKKKKK…. My 7 year old nephew, who is staying with me for while is driving me nuts…. He is watching and I kid you not, Scooby-doo and the Lake Monster…..for the 25 time since he has been here…. Please somebody tell me this is normal behavior for a 7 year old….
@ 1389AD:
Not all the way through the wall. He tore out the drywall, and the insulation. Not the outside wall.
doriangrey wrote:
Ya-yo gakk.
coldwarrior wrote:
Oh I could tell you stories about my Pit, she was great while I was home, but if I left for to long…. Well, one time I came home and she had torn the carpet up by the door, and chewed half of the door molding off the door…
Calo wrote:
no
i will not put a dog on brain meds.
no way in hell.
doriangrey wrote:
They’ll watch the same show a 100 times at that age if they dig it. That shit used to drive me nuts.
@ doriangrey:
Yes that is so normal!
Speaking of cats, Cat Ballou was a great movie. Yea, I know, Jane Fonda, but I ignore actors and actresses when they talk politics and still watch leftist commie performers because if I didn’t my entertainment options would be highly curtailed. Anyway this scene earned Lee Marvin an Oscar. The horse was recognized by Marvin in his acceptance speech BTW.
@ song_and_dance_man:
At least he didn’t go on the rug.
Scott Madsen wrote:
Really? I just spotted it today. I try to avoid reposting virals.
@ song_and_dance_man:
He wasn’t trying to get out for that. He was convinced that when the weather was bad, the safest place to be was outside (apparently German Shepherds don’t have very good reasoning skills).
Another time, he actually was outside when it was really windy. He forced his way through the gate and out of the yard (tearing the latch off in the process).
My ex found him in the park next to our property.
@ doriangrey:
Yes.
doriangrey wrote:
very normal.
repetition like that is normal…you listen to the same songs (on a larger time scale)
@ doriangrey:
Did you get him to stop whistling?
doriangrey wrote:
And yer pointy is???
mjazz wrote:
They don’t call it Wall-Mart for nothing.
momcat wrote:
ITS MOMCAT!!!
hi momcat!
coldwarrior wrote:
Our first cat had an area rug it used exclusively for scratching. When we moved, we took the rug with us and put it in the bedroom. The new cat 15 years later scratched everything in sight, no matter what we did. He’s been declawed for 3 or 4 years now and he still scratches, it just doesn’t do any damage. OTOH, it doesn’t urinate on the carpet like the dog did before she was banished to be an outdoor dog. We were told she was housetrained, they didn’t say that meant she waited until you let her into the house.
song_and_dance_man wrote:
ROTFLMAO… Somehow I just knew that was Steve Vai…
@ momcat:
Hi! Haven’t seen you around here before.
Is the cat in your avatar from an alternate universe?
@ mjazz:
I think she is the other half of RainofLead.
doriangrey wrote:
Almost posted one tonight, but someone complained about too many scatological references on the OOT. Meh.
I can tell you that there’s some cool swampsleuthing going on in the background, though.
doriangrey wrote:
Yep, lasts through at least 13. They can watch Spongebob every day and then when you go to turn it off after hearing the same thing for the 5′th time that day, “Why did you turn it off!? That’s a new one!” Uh, no it’s not.
@ AZfederalist:
this cat hits one 2×4, she learned it from Max cat…rest his soul…so the damage is confined and 2×4′s dont cont much. i had the amish dude by my parents make me a few out of cherry. it smells nice.
Calo wrote:
The better half no doubt…
gulfloafer wrote:
My son at that age would watch Veggie Tales over and over again. He couldn’t get enough of ‘Pirates who don’t do anything.’
Bunk X wrote:
Will that swampsleuthing by any chance be bearing delicious fruit, say on Nov. 2nd?
doriangrey wrote:
This is normal behavior for a 7 year old, unless you redirect him, hand him a bb gun and tell him to aim for something metal 100 yards away.
song_and_dance_man wrote:
hell, i’ve watched apocalypse now at least 40 times.
jaws…25+
Bunk X wrote:
he’ll put his eye out!!!
@ coldwarrior:
@ mjazz:
Hey, I been lurking alot, this thread caught my intrest and rain is making me post my comments i have been saying to him.
doriangrey wrote:
ohhh, i hope so.
momcat wrote:
i have been seeing that, welcome momcat.
That reminds me…I need some champagne for Tuesday night…
doriangrey wrote:
He’s got more degrees than Bacon on a bad day.
@ Calo:
She looks like that chick on that Cleveland rocks show. (I’m terrible with names.)
@ momcat:
Welcome mom – nice to see you here instead of Rain!
@ doriangrey:
…and don’t forget that you’re driving the kid nuts at the same time. Get yer git-fiddle out, plug it in, and teach him how to play “Wild Thing.”
coldwarrior wrote:
Oh he is totally guilty of that as well, he heard me listening the Joan Jett’s “I love Rock and Roll” last week and he went around singing it for a full week…
@ momcat:
Welcome!
song_and_dance_man wrote:
The worst part about it was when I’d go to change the channel. I’d catch myself to reason with them.
@ coldwarrior:
You can see when people are reading the thread?
lobo91 wrote:
if you can find some saint-hilaire (trust me)
buy it
made buy dominican monks right beside dom’s place at 1/4 the price.
gulfloafer wrote:
(RAIN) “HEY!
@ Calo:
Thanks,thats the best line I have heard all day.
@ coldwarrior:
Hey did you see Apocalypse Now is coming out on Blu-Ray?
mjazz wrote:
i get a dna sample as well.
yes, the owners can see what is happening, most of the time we dont bother. we arent charles.
@ gulfloafer:
Why did you feel the need to amplify post #129?
coldwarrior wrote:
Good movies are like good books. They are worth more than one pass.
At work I had the chance to read once again Jaws the book just last week.
gulfloafer wrote:
i am not buying it again. i like seeing the grain in the film. perfect.
Bunk X wrote:
ROTFLMAO… I actually tried that a couple of weeks ago, tired to take him to the range with my other brother and his son and FIL. However, dad was having none of that… My other brothers son is 8 and he has been shooting since he was five. He is pretty damned good with a .22, hit’s pretty much any thing he wants to out to about 150 yards. He get’s a little shaky on .223, but mostly because we dont have one small enough for him to use totally comfortably.
mjazz wrote:
I effed up … story of my life.
@ song_and_dance_man:
nice. i have it, never read it.
Tonight I learned that there was a state named Franklin.
It was part of NC and TN got it.
lobo91 wrote:
Is the onslaught of socks still going forward for a quasi invasion?
/.cryptic
@ song_and_dance_man:
Women are like that too.
gulfloafer wrote:
Sigh… Oh I have totally seceded the TV over to him…
mjazz wrote:
you were watching how the states got their shapes.
coldwarrior wrote:
I’ll prolly pick it up in a year or two from now when the price drops.
@ gulfloafer:
I resemble that remark.
doriangrey wrote:
It’s for the best.
@ doriangrey:
Try one of these.
doriangrey wrote:
doriangrey wrote:
SO PUT ANOTHER DIME IN THE JUKE BOX BAYBEEEEE!
doriangrey wrote:
He’s paying close attention to you. If you’d have been singing Cindy Lauper, he’d have picked up on it, too. You’re in charge of him for a reason. Now take him out and show him how to dig a hole to find treasure, use that hole to build a fire, find some green twigs to spear hot dogs. Don’t pass up the opportunity to teach and enjoy the company of a little kid.
coldwarrior wrote:
When my mom, my sister, and my 8 year old nephew were here a few months ago, I was really glad that I have more than 1 TV.
I did introduce him to classic Warner Brothers cartoons on the big screen downstairs, though.
coldwarrior wrote:
Somebody must love the smell of napalm in the morning…
gulfloafer wrote:
thats the thing, i dont want the pic to be free of the grain of the film it was made on.
it’s just me i guess, i like a b/w casabalnace and a panavison apocalypse now.
mjazz wrote:
gulfloafer wrote:
All I can say is I escaped the days of H. R. Puffenstuff.
doriangrey wrote:
Yer a good uncle. You’re creating memories for a lifetime for the kid.
@ Bunk X:
gospel
lobo91 wrote:
I dont think that’s legal here in California, magazine holds to many rounds.
@ The Osprey:
When I was stationed at Ft Sill back in the early ’80s, I had a battalion XO who could have been the model for that character.
And he had been a helicpoter pilot with the 1st Cav in Vietnam, too…
@ doriangrey:
You can buy a Mini-14 in CA.
They just sell it with a small magazine in the box.
@ doriangrey:
You can get Mini-14′s/30′s in Cali but I don’t think the collapsable stock is legal and you are limited to 10 round mags.
AZfederalist wrote:
i idolized my uncles on my dad’s side of the family. great guys. one of them took me to a ted nugent show….i was 12!
@ coldwarrior:
I can appreciate that aspect of it. But I’m more into the clarity of the hi-def pictures these days.
Bunk X wrote:
I am kind of limited with what I can do with him because his dad shows up at unpredictable times and wants to spend time with him. But we have managed to sneak in a few unauthorized expiditions to Cold
Stones for ice cream…
@ AZfederalist:
No text messaging at 65 mph though…
song_and_dance_man wrote:
Witchy Poo! That was my era. Well that and the fact we had like four tv channels at the time.
@ doriangrey:
The box my M1A came in is marked “Not legal in California” in big letters.
I went on the Springfield Armory website to see what the difference is between mine and the “California legal” ones.
It’s just the magazine they ship with it.
Seems sort of pointless for a weapon with a detachable magazine…
@ coldwarrior:
Did it smell funny?
lobo91 wrote:
one of my dad’s best friends was on the first helicopter for the 173rd airborne’s first flight.
there is a post coming up on 08 nov about it.
lobo91 wrote:
The Osprey wrote:
California is straight insane with the regulations on firearms, we doubled down on the scary weapons ban. A lot of stuff you can own anywhere else in the country we cant own here.
gulfloafer wrote:
the director meant to frame and film in the given media of the day.
@ doriangrey:
My grampa knew how to keep a 7-year old busy, and he handed me his bb gun. Showed me how to use it, and told me to aim for the steel pipe holding up his birdhouse, then left me alone. I got so I could hit the pipe while firing from waist level, with a rewarding PING when I hit it.
When I got tired of that, I fired into the air, directly up, and listened for the fall. It wasn’t until a bb embedded itself in the wood table less than a foot away that I decided that firing into the air wasn’t a good idea.
mjazz wrote:
it was all hazy.
@ gulfloafer:
Do you remember these?
gulfloafer wrote:
Newer flicks are the best for hi def. The older ones are bound to the media of the day and don’t look as we would like them to.
Bunk X wrote:
I’m pretty sure my antics with a BB gun as a kid have ensured that no kid in my family for at lest the next 3 generations will be allowed unsupervised access to any gun including BB guns…
@ coldwarrior:
Francis Ford Coppola is great American.
@ doriangrey:
I took all my guns with me when I was TDY out there for 6 months back in 2007, mainly because I didn’t want to leave them in the house with nobody here.
I was always careful about what magazines I put into my range bag before going to shoot while I was there.
mjazz wrote:
Ya, those are the plastic Bruce Lee ninja star’s right???
song_and_dance_man wrote:
and they were shot in the medium of the day, part of the film making process.
mjazz wrote:
Weren’t those used in things called records?
gulfloafer wrote:
is he, i dont know.
he has a decent vineyard. he isnt as nits as oliver stone.
gulfloafer wrote:
No no no, those are the plastic Bruce Lee ninja star’s….
lobo91 wrote:
Maybe he was the inspiration for that character!
My dad flew these old birds over there in ’62-’63. Last helos with piston engines, before the Marines got the Huey.
@ mjazz:
I got a boom box for my birthday one year and it had an 8-track that popped down into the top of it. I thought that was some hi-tech shit at the time.
@ lobo91:
i have a funny story about an MP battalion, my little brother, 600 rounds of m-60, and a million dollar forest fire.
coldwarrior wrote:
I been there and could tell you a story about the outstanding service and genuine appreciation the staff shows towards our military.
doriangrey wrote:
Yup…Arizona and California are like day and night when it comes to firearms laws. I went absolutely crazy after I moved from CA to AZ….if Feinstein and Pelosi had a look in my safe they’d have a sh** hemmorage.
mjazz wrote:
I remember those. Today if one wants to play guitar there is a plethora of vids, instructional accoutrements, tabs and all that.
Back in the day, if I wanted to learn a Page or Blackmore riff, it was setting the LP to 16 1/2 speed and picking up and setting the needle down over and over again until I got all the notes.
Dorian?
coldwarrior wrote:
Oopsieeeee…..
doriangrey wrote:
Right, I stand corrected. Thanks for squaring me away.
gulfloafer wrote:
on that recommendation i will buy some of his wines.
song_and_dance_man wrote:
What? Mehhhh I never did that….. Ever…. ever…. (you buying this???) never….
coldwarrior wrote:
Hmmm, His wines, or his Whines?
@ AZfederalist:
I disagree. The TV is not a babysitter. If you’re going to accept the responsibility of taking care of a kid, do it.
[Oop. That was meant for Dorian.]
@ The Osprey:
I have tons of magazines that are illegal in CA.
I think I only own 1 gun that’s illegal there, though.
For some unknown reason, they consider this to be an “assault weapon.”
doriangrey wrote:
my littel bro did the national guard thing, i got back from europe and went to the same unit.
i didnt need any more time on the 60. so i let him do it. i made sure the t/e was not attached.
he was masterful. he hit three bunkers with pyros and set half of the range on fire….it spread
it was wonderful.
@ song_and_dance_man:
And you could tell by how the groove looked exactly where to put the needle. And you could fix skips by pressing down and keeping it in the groove at the precise time.
Did you ever have to put coins on the arm?
I gotta work tomorrow. Say Goodnight Gracie.
doriangrey wrote:
its gonna be whines…3 reds down.
(sorry about the ‘beer/whine’ attacke a few weeks ago)
@ song_and_dance_man:
Night
@ Bunk X:
@ gulfloafer:
He turned out ok.
song_and_dance_man wrote:
Goodnight Gracie.
lobo91 wrote:
It’s got dat ol’ debbil pistol grip on it. Beretta CX-4′s aren’t legal there either.
There was some gal in San Diego who was an Olympic pistol shooter. She had some sort of fancy ass Walther .22 caliber match pistol that ran afoul of the CA “assault weapons” law because it had a removable magazine that was forward of the trigger guard. Un-friggin’ believable.
@ doriangrey:
Take him to a magic shop. If you’ve got a budget, let the proprietor know. He’ll put on a free show for yer neph. The kid’ll remember it forever. Buy him a trick card deck or three to practice with. It’s a $10.00 win for both of you.
mjazz wrote:
Yup, and my sisters evil husband had a triple fulcrum weight balanced direct drive laser Doppler synchronized turn table that was digitally programmable so that you could play the same song over and over and over again without having to pick up the tone arm… (he was a serious audiophile)
Bunk X wrote:
the tube isnt, however, it is a tool tho.
i would rather the puti be watching the tv as i cook. she loves to get near a hot stove.
doriangrey wrote:
Kids do watch stuff over and over. Dunno why. It drives adults nuts.
Sleepy time. Nite all.
Dems declare war on gold
@ gulfloafer:
Night
doriangrey wrote:
shit, i thought my rose wood arm and marantz amp was beez knees!
i have moved to h/k amps tied to xfi sound cards.
doriangrey wrote:
When the kid gets to be competent at hitting the target from a given distance, the next step is to set up a smaller sized target to hit, or increase the distance, as appropriate.
1389AD wrote:
or to make it a combat course.
Alright, I’m out for the night as well, take it easy everyone…
I hope that one night stand story backfires against the Democrats and they vote for Christine.
doriangrey wrote:
NIGHT!
Scientists Find ‘Liberal Gene’
I’m rethinking abortion/
Bunk X wrote:
I wasn’t complaining – just pointing out a fact!
1389AD wrote:
Why not? They’ve already declared war on us…
oops..sorry.
my ONT semi official vid (that is bunk firing off the flares)
lobo91 wrote:
Sounds like the dog had panic disorder. He loses it when the weather changes.
I used to have a cat who was afraid of thunderstorms. He’d try to hide, either in the closet or in a corner next to the refrigerator, whenever it stormed.
@ mjazz:
Yep. You could also unplug the turntable, set down the tone arm and manually rotate it backwards to buff down the scratch burrs. Or tape a nickel onto the top of the tone arm.
@ 1389AD:
heads up.
icon thread for the saturday lecture.
Bunk X wrote:
That may be the case, but just like adults, kids need downtime as well. It all comes down to balance.
Bunk X wrote:
SCIENCE!!!!!!!
@ 1389AD:
Leia hides in the basement during thunderstorms. Also around the 4th of July.
But she doesn’t destroy the house.
@ gulfloafer:
“But there are thtill alot of cable guyth and girlth out there who thtill have a chanth!”
@ 1389AD:
My dog always had to get up in bed or on the couch with me. My ex’s dog was afraid of thunderstorms too.
mjazz wrote:
The German Shepherd jumped into bed with us once.
Trust me, you don’t want a 75 lb dog jumping into your bed at 3am when you’re sound asleep…
AZfederalist wrote:
agreed.
sometimes sbsp is a good thing
@ lobo91:
@ lobo91:
Try 3 70 lb dogs in your bed every morning – every day asking for their morning treat. No, it is not fun.
coldwarrior wrote:
icon thread?
@ doriangrey:
The missus has a Technics J3 programmable. You can program the song selection as long as there are gaps between songs. I still have a Pioneer CD player that divvys up the songs for 45, 50, 60 and 90 minute analog cassette tape dubs, and divides them for best fit per side. It was awesome… but I no longer have a cassette player that doesn’t eat the tapes.
This would make a nice gif for an ONT.
Dorian might object though/
The Osprey wrote:
the icon thread. i have been emailed and asked about icons in the eastern church…i did my beast to answer.
@ Calo:
At least you know they’re going to do it.
This was completely out of the blue. Scared the crap out of me.
He’s lucky he didn’t get shot.
good night.
@ coldwarrior:
Night.
coldwarrior wrote:
Ah, I didn’t know if you were talking about computer icons or Orthodox icons.
Sounds like an interesting thread. Looking forward to reading it.
*Steals several grapes, some nuts and the lightbulb in the womens restroom, then Glad Wraps the seat and runs away*
Gone………..
@ 1389AD:
Same as with card/coin manipulations. Practice with a poker deck, work with a smaller one. Practice with a half-dollar, work with a quarter.
[Typo deleted --Bunk]
@ 1389AD:
got that. =)
Well, I’m out, too.
Talk to you all tomorrow
You know that 2.6 million to teach Chinese prostitutes how to drink?
No broken chairs…
Has a certain raccoon been moonlighting?
Take all your dishes and glasses to the sink before you leave. If anyone wants to stick around for a while, just turn the lights off and lock up. G’night.
*Sneaks in, grabs some fruit and water and some nuts. Steals the lightbulb from the womens bathroom and Glad Wraps the seat*
*Runs like the wind for the door and vanishes into the night*
Gone……
coldwarrior wrote:
Thanks for letting me know!
@ Mongoose:
Not good enough. Try again.
Sly Mongoose
@ Calo:
Fruit and water? Someone let unMataHari in?
@ mjazz:
I don’t like the Glad Wrap guy.
@ Calo:
It took me a minute to get that, I thought I knew them all.
@ Mongoose:
Fruit and water? Sure you didn’t hit a certain gated community?
@ mjazz:
I think he left for tonight. Maybe fruit and water wasn’t in his diet, but curry might be.
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coldwarrior wrote:
Thank You coldwarrior! That from a proud NC State Grad! Guess what, I just got home from work and have no idea how the game turned out dammit!!!
Just looked it up!!!
That Gut Check call won the game, early weekend drunkenness!
Well, it looks fairly quiet in here this morning.
Good morning everyone. If no one is sick of them, here’s some more Zombie pictures.
@ PaladinPhil:
Is Shamble a yearly thing? What is the origin?
@ BatGuano:
I don’t know the origin, but this was the 8th year of it. I have seen one other one as well. May have to do some research.
Well, time to hit the cold trail. See you all later.
damn I ran over a cat yesterday….I hope it was feral and not a pet
A slow Friday morning it seems. I have arrived safe and sound at work.
PaladinPhil wrote:
I’m at work but my assistant is being a dick.
@ Nevergiveup:
Ouch that sucks. Well good Friday morning to you anyway.
PaladinPhil wrote:
And back at ya.
@ PaladinPhil:
So is there alot of interest up north about out little election down here next week?
@ PaladinPhil:
@ Nevergiveup:
Good morning all. Just think, in 96 hours the polls will be opening and maybe, just maybe, we’ll begin to see the light at the end of this dark tunnel.
MacDuff wrote:
I’ll be first in line at my polling place
first shift clocks in at 7:00 sharp
ya’ll are gonna be written up for being tardy!
While this is local, and not of much interest to anyone outside Louisville, the Republican candidate for mayor is ahead by 7 points.
We haven’t elected a Republican mayor since 1965. Methinks it doth portend good things in the future.
mawskrat wrote:
Top o’ da mornin’ to ya! It’s a shame about that cat, but some things are unavoidable. Years ago, I ran over a family dog, right in front of the entire family. I was going under the speed limit and the poor bastard just ran out in front of my car. It wasn’t my fault, there was nothing I could do, but to this day, I still feel bad about it.
@ Nevergiveup:
My ballot was mailed in almost 2 weeks ago.
mfhorn wrote:
I hope you don’t live in Illinois….
Nevergiveup wrote:
I think there is in some parts. I am sure that the left wing news media up here will be either crowing about the Dems win, or crying over their loss.
/actually we don’t have ANY right wing news channels up here….
A clear indication of where Dem loyalties really lie:
Oh, and I might add that Meeks is black.
@ Bunk X:
I just saw it today too, though at another site, where they were commenting about how fast it was going around. The place I saw it at has a lot of subject matter crossover/commonality with this place.
Don’t know where they saw it though.
@ coldwarrior:
Friends senile twelve year old lab tore a kids face off.
Idiot should have had the animal put down two years prior.
Dead thread ……oops
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