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Cat Forum / Cat Anecdotes / May 2008Something else you already knew
http://icanhascheezburger.com/2008/05/21/funny-pictures-how-stupid-u-look/#comments  SignatureTheresa, Stinky and Dante drtmuirATearthlink.net Stinky Pictures: http://community.webshots.com/album/125591586JWEFwh > http://icanhascheezburger.com/2008/05/21/funny-pictures-how-stupid-u-look/#comments I sent that one to my aunt, she wears those. :-) SignatureAdrian (Owned by Snoopy, Bagheera & Shadow) Cats leave pawprints on your heart http://community.webshots.com/user/clowderuk http://icanhascheezburger.com/2008/05/21/funny-pictures-how-stupid-u-look/#comments Arrrgh! I hate those shoes! They really do look stupid :) Jill > http://icanhascheezburger.com/2008/05/21/funny-pictures-how-stupid-u-look/#comments > > Arrrgh! I hate those shoes! They really do look stupid :) I've never owned a pair, but I've read that they're really comfortable. Pam S. http://icanhascheezburger.com/2008/05/21/funny-pictures-how-stupid-u-look/#comments >> Arrrgh! I hate those shoes! They really do look stupid :) > > I've never owned a pair, but I've read that they're really > comfortable. > > Pam S. I can't imagine wearing plastic/rubberized shoes in the heat of summer would be comfortable... easy on the feet, perhaps, but the sweat?! Ugh. Jill <--anxiously waiting for John to arrive :) Ummm, well, ummm I have 2 pairs and I have things the grandkids have bought for me that snap in the little holes. Betwen these and my Birks, I must look like a dork but, since I can't really see my feet that well when standing up, it never offends me. >> http://icanhascheezburger.com/2008/05/21/funny-pictures-how-stupid-u-look/#comments >> [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > Pam S. > Ummm, well, ummm I have 2 pairs and I have things the grandkids have > bought for me that snap in the little holes. Betwen these and my Birks, I > must look like a dork but, since I can't really see my feet that well when > standing up, it never offends me. Then I assume that they're very comfortable? Pam S. who's thought about it and decided that tennis shoes and clogs would have to do for now. Yeah, they really are nice and if you look, you can find then in non offending colors too. Some smart a@@ emailed me to ask if I had gained that much weight I couldn't see my feet. No, they are too far away. I can see the color of shoes but not much detail. Sometimes it might be a blessing to be visually impaired! >> Ummm, well, ummm I have 2 pairs and I have things the grandkids have >> bought for me that snap in the little holes. Betwen these and my Birks, [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > Pam S. who's thought about it and decided that tennis shoes and clogs > would have to do for now. > Yeah, they really are nice and if you look, you can find then in non > offending colors too. Some smart a@@ emailed me to ask if I had gained > that much weight I couldn't see my feet. No, they are too far away. I > can see the color of shoes but not much detail. Sometimes it might be a > blessing to be visually impaired! Well, I'm fat enough that I can't see my feet. So if that idiot wants to email me, well go ahead. I'm willing to list names and let others know what a bum this person is. Pam S. I am going to be dirty here More cushion for the pushing More the grab on to when you slap that a@@ and ride the waves of love < ducking for cover> <evil grin and laugh coming from behind my hiding space > >> Yeah, they really are nice and if you look, you can find then in non >> offending colors too. Some smart a@@ emailed me to ask if I had gained [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > Pam S. I'm going to show this to Rob and see what he thinks. <evil grin time> Matt, you'd better start running. Pam S. who has >I am going to be dirty here > [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] >> >> Pam S. DON'T TEASE THAT MAN ;-) > I'm going to show this to Rob and see what he thinks. <evil grin time> > Matt, you'd better start running. [quoted text clipped - 21 lines] >>> >>> Pam S. > DON'T TEASE THAT MAN ;-) Already done. After Rob got done laughing, he said, I have to meet him someday. I told him not to hold his breath. The idea of both of you two getting together is terrifying. Pam S. soon if we all get together for the RPCA get away than you're in trouble ;-) >> DON'T TEASE THAT MAN ;-) > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > Pam S. Oh my gosh..... >I am going to be dirty here > [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] >> >> Pam S. I thought it was oh my god over and over and over and over again ;-) Ok I am stopping my dirty old man side is showing > Oh my gosh..... >>I am going to be dirty here [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] >>> >>> Pam S. >I am going to be dirty here > > More cushion for the pushing "This is Spinal Tap!" SignatureTheresa, Stinky and Dante drtmuirATearthlink.net Stinky Pictures: http://community.webshots.com/album/125591586JWEFwh It wasn't a regular post person so I called him a name or two and blocked him from my email. >> Yeah, they really are nice and if you look, you can find then in non >> offending colors too. Some smart a@@ emailed me to ask if I had gained [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > Pam S. > Yeah, they really are nice and if you look, you can find then in non > offending colors too. Some smart a@@ emailed me to ask if I had gained > that much weight I couldn't see my feet. No, they are too far away. I > can see the color of shoes but not much detail. Sometimes it might be a > blessing to be visually impaired! Ack. You shoulda said similar to what I said when someone admired my large computer screen with bolded font and my reader-whatnot-thingie at work, saying "I'd rather like one of those" sort of enviously, like they resented my employer had spent the money on me. To which I replied "Perhaps you'd like my visual impairment to go with it.." I did not mind at all when he blushed as red as a beetroot and sneaked away ;-)) Tweed At one point in my life I wouldn't have said something like that but not now. I was trying to read a price tag on a dress the other day and a lady said "My God are you blind or something" I replied "or something" ?She just couldn't stop there she said "You should get someone to help you" A man walking by flipped the tag around, told me the price and then said to the lady "Help her like you just did" and he moved on. I really do like my cats better than most people. >> Yeah, they really are nice and if you look, you can find then in non >> offending colors too. Some smart a@@ emailed me to ask if I had gained [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > > Tweed > At one point in my life I wouldn't have said something like that but not > now. I was trying to read a price tag on a dress the other day and a lady [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > the lady "Help her like you just did" and he moved on. I really do like my > cats better than most people. Our cats, even the rudest of them, are far better behaved and far more civilized than a huge majority of the people I encounter every day. Much more intelligent, too. Dan Yeah, I agree, if I could just teach them to read would be great! >> At one point in my life I wouldn't have said something like that but not >> now. I was trying to read a price tag on a dress the other day and a [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > > Dan who says they don't know how? I always say they are more then they are letting on > Yeah, I agree, if I could just teach them to read would be great! >> [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] >> >> Dan Well, until someone figures how to teach ME to understand THEM, it doesn't help much. But I do agree they are smarter than most think. Right now mine are not thrilled, the hummingbirds are back. > who says they don't know how? > [quoted text clipped - 21 lines] >>> >>> Dan > At one point in my life I wouldn't have said something like that but not > now. I was trying to read a price tag on a dress the other day and a lady > said "My God are you blind or something" I replied "or something" ? I am still at the point in my life where my visual impairment is quite new to me, only since 2001, not like yourself. My colleagues are "supposed" to know about it so I consider it a personal crusade to make sure they do. FGS, they are social workers, what hope is there if it doesn't enter their minds about disability? It's probably a bit my fault. I beaver away on my adapted computer in the corner of the room and they don't notic me using my reader. My manager asked me a few weeks ago to collect all the tiny computer numbers on our machines in the team. Yeah, like I could see them! Even she forgot. When that person said "are you blind or something" I would have said "yes, I am actually" I am not blind in the true sense of the word. I have lost my visual acuity which means there is no "sharpness" I cannot read without a special reader because of my 7 eye operations to restore my central vision. I have no night vision at all. I can still drive, providing I get home before dusk. It imprisons me in the house during winter after 5 pm. It is really a compliment when someone "forgets". I have always wanted people to see me not the visual impairment. These people around me only see the vision part and it is hard to show them I am a person who happens to be severely visually impaired NOT, a visually impaired person. I feel imprisoned most of the time as there are no cabs, or other transportation around me. If I ever get the chance. will move where there is. My son tries but, he has a family now so can't bother him more than necessary. >> At one point in my life I wouldn't have said something like that but not >> now. I was trying to read a price tag on a dress the other day and a [quoted text clipped - 20 lines] > I can still drive, providing I get home before dusk. > It imprisons me in the house during winter after 5 pm. > At one point in my life I wouldn't have said something like that but not > now. I was trying to read a price tag on a dress the other day and a lady [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > the lady "Help her like you just did" and he moved on. I really do like > my cats better than most people. I like that guy. Pam S. I at least appreciated him at that particular moment. >> At one point in my life I wouldn't have said something like that but not >> now. I was trying to read a price tag on a dress the other day and a [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > Pam S. |
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