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Cat Forum / Cat Anecdotes / March 2005You know you've read too much RPCA when...
You boop your friend next to you while at dinner. A group of us went to a German place last night to eat. Out of the blue I decided to boop Bryan. He jumped a mile and said "What the hell was that." So I had to explain it to him. He thinks we're nuts. Bob > You boop your friend next to you while at dinner. A group of us went to a > German place last night to eat. Out of the blue I decided to boop Bryan. > He jumped a mile and said "What the hell was that." So I had to explain it > to him. He thinks we're nuts. "boop"? >> You boop your friend next to you while at dinner. A group of us went to a >> German place last night to eat. Out of the blue I decided to boop Bryan. >> He jumped a mile and said "What the hell was that." So I had to explain it >> to him. He thinks we're nuts. >> > "boop"? Booping (gentle poking) to get reaction from cat. >>> You boop your friend next to you while at dinner. A group of us went to a >>> German place last night to eat. Out of the blue I decided to boop Bryan. [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] >> >Booping (gentle poking) to get reaction from cat. As in "booping the Hube." Theresa Stinky Pictures: http://community.webshots.com/album/125591586JWEFwh My Blog: http://www.humanitas.blogspot.com He thinks we're nuts.//// And this is news WHY, exactly? ;o) Helen M [[You boop your friend next to you while at dinner. A group of us went to a German place last night to eat. Out of the blue I decided to boop Bryan. He jumped a mile and said "What the hell was that." So I had to explain it to him. He thinks we're nuts. ]] ROTFLOL! :o) I just laughed so hard, DH came in from another room to ask what was so funny. hee hee hee hee hee hee Donna, the mostly boop-immune Captain, and the boopable Stanley > You boop your friend next to you while at dinner. A group of us went to a > German place last night to eat. Out of the blue I decided to boop Bryan. > He jumped a mile and said "What the hell was that." So I had to explain it > to him. He thinks we're nuts. > > Bob He's right Suz > You boop your friend next to you while at dinner. A group of us went > to a German place last night to eat. Out of the blue I decided to boop > Bryan. He jumped a mile and said "What the hell was that." So I had to > explain it to him. He thinks we're nuts. > > Bob So now we know Bryan is boop-able :o) Jill (yes, we're nuts) > You boop your friend next to you while at dinner. A group of us went > to a German place last night to eat. Out of the blue I decided to boop > Bryan. He jumped a mile and said "What the hell was that." So I had to > explain it to him. He thinks we're nuts. > > Bob "Boop Booo a Doop" > > You boop your friend next to you while at dinner. A group of us went > > to a German place last night to eat. Out of the blue I decided to boop [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > "Boop Booo a Doop" Oh no! I don't understand! What is a boop? > Oh no! I don't understand! What is a boop? Point your index finger and gently poke a soft, round little belly - *ANY* soft, round little belly!!! ;> It started when Krista adopted Hubert (or "the Hube" as in booping the Hube) - that soft, round little belly just begged to be booped!!! Hugs, CatNipped > > Oh no! I don't understand! What is a boop? > [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > CatNipped Ahhhh! hahaha! Thanks. >>Oh no! I don't understand! What is a boop? > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > It started when Krista adopted Hubert (or "the Hube" as in booping the > Hube) - that soft, round little belly just begged to be booped!!! And of course, as you poke the tummy (or any other part of the cat), you have to say 'boop'.  SignatureMarina, Frank and Nikki marina (dot) kurten (at) pp (dot) inet (dot) fi Pics at http://uk.pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/frankiennikki/ and http://community.webshots.com/user/frankiennikki >> > You boop your friend next to you while at dinner. A group of us went >> > to a German place last night to eat. Out of the blue I decided to boop [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] >> >> "Boop Booo a Doop" a song from the 1920s. > Oh no! I don't understand! What is a boop? ..So I had to > explain it to him. He thinks we're nuts. > Bob No doubt that we're nuts. We kind of take pride in that. I've been with this newsgroup for a long time, but somehow missed out on knowing what a boop is and how you would boop someone. Would someone please enlighten me? Thanks, Annie > ..So I had to >> explain it to him. He thinks we're nuts. [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > Thanks, > Annie As I understand a boop , you point your index finger and poke it in a baby's tummy. This seems to make them laugh. It seems to me that doing it to a cat would make them grab your finger. Doing it to a grown man at a dinner party? Well I'm sure it would make him think you were nuts.MLB > > ..So I had to > >> explain it to him. He thinks we're nuts. [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > it to a cat would make them grab your finger. Doing it to a grown man at > a dinner party? Well I'm sure it would make him think you were nuts.MLB Cary is exceptionally boopable. Shmogg'd just take my finger off in the most effecient manner possible. IBKFergus would take it as an invitation to *slowly* shred my entire arm. IBKFergus is currently ridding the world of evil q-tips. One at a time. She jumps up to the shelf I keep them, takes one out of hte box (she removed the lid to unkown whereabouts ages ago) and the races off with it. About 10 minutes later, she does it again. I"d love to know where she's putting them, but wherever they are, there's almost a whole box of them. Strange creature. Yowie >> As I understand a boop , you point your index finger and poke it in a >> baby's tummy. This seems to make them laugh. > Oh. Thanks for the information. I thought that the put the face in the baby's tummy and blow to make a loud noise was effective. However, I can't see doing it to a cat, either, or a man at a dinner party. Annie > >> As I understand a boop , you point your index finger and poke it in a > >> baby's tummy. This seems to make them laugh. > > > Oh. Thanks for the information. I thought that the put the face in the > baby's tummy and blow to make a loud noise was effective. DP does this to Smokey. Smokey doesn't care. Sad, really. None of us are suicidal enough to try it with Nocturne. --Fil >>> As I understand a boop , you point your index finger and poke it in >>> a baby's tummy. This seems to make them laugh. > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > However, I can't see doing it to a cat, either, or a man at a dinner > party. Annie Baggy is sitting beside me, giving me very strange looks, wondering why I'm laughing. SignatureAdrian (Owned by Snoopy & Bagheera) A house is not a home, without a cat. >> > ..So I had to >> >> explain it to him. He thinks we're nuts. [quoted text clipped - 25 lines] > > Yowie Under the sofa? Down a heat vent? In a cold air intake? Under the refrigerator? Under the bed? Happy hunting. MLB > You boop your friend next to you while at dinner. A group of us went > to a German place last night to eat. Out of the blue I decided to boop > Bryan. He jumped a mile and said "What the hell was that." So I had to > explain it to him. He thinks we're nuts. > > Bob OK, this was just too funny. > You boop your friend next to you while at dinner. A group of us went to > a German place last night to eat. Out of the blue I decided to boop > Bryan. He jumped a mile and said "What the hell was that." So I had to > explain it to him. He thinks we're nuts. ROFL! So what else is new? ;o) SignatureMarina, Frank and Nikki marina (dot) kurten (at) pp (dot) inet (dot) fi Pics at http://uk.pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/frankiennikki/ and http://community.webshots.com/user/frankiennikki Someone on another newsgroup mentions a problem or worry, and you offer purrs. Joy > Someone on another newsgroup mentions a problem or worry, and you offer > purrs.// I know, and *HOW* embarrassing is it! ;o) Helen M >> Someone on another newsgroup mentions a problem or worry, and you > offer [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > Helen M Not too bad really. I read an arthritis support group and purrs are just a normal accompaniment to prayers there. Many cat owners and cat lovers so it just seems natural. Jo >>>Someone on another newsgroup mentions a problem or worry, and you >> [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > normal accompaniment to prayers there. Many cat owners and cat lovers so it > just seems natural. Same with the cancer support group. They're used to me offering purrs and healing thoughts and wishes. Pam S. "Yoj" <joygaylord@sbcglobal.net> had some very interesting things to say about Re: You know you've read too much RPCA when...: >Someone on another newsgroup mentions a problem or worry, and you offer >purrs. Or litterbox deposits (I've done both). :-) Signature"The universe is quite robust in design and appears to be doing just fine on its own, incompetent support staff notwithstanding. :-)" - the Dennis formerly known as (evil), MCFL Someone on another newsgroup mentions a problem or worry, and you offer purrs. Joy ====================================================== Been there done that. Suz [[Someone on another newsgroup mentions a problem or worry, and you offer purrs.]] You use RPCA dialect such as TED, d*g, etc in places other than this newsgroup. Donna, Captain, and Stanley "Gabey8" <gabey8*ANTI-SPAM*@aol.com> had some very interesting things to say about Re: You know you've read too much RPCA when...: >[[Someone on another newsgroup mentions a problem or worry, and you offer >purrs.]] >You use RPCA dialect such as TED, d*g, etc in places other than this >newsgroup. Guilty. :-) Signature"The universe is quite robust in design and appears to be doing just fine on its own, incompetent support staff notwithstanding. :-)" - the Dennis formerly known as (evil), MCFL > You boop your friend next to you while at dinner. A group of us went >to a German place last night to eat. Out of the blue I decided to boop >Bryan. He jumped a mile and said "What the hell was that." So I had to >explain it to him. He thinks we're nuts. > > Bob Did he say it like it was a *bad* thing? ;) Theresa Stinky Pictures: http://community.webshots.com/album/125591586JWEFwh My Blog: http://www.humanitas.blogspot.com > You boop your friend next to you while at dinner. A group of us went > to a German place last night to eat. Out of the blue I decided to boop > Bryan. He jumped a mile and said "What the hell was that." So I had to > explain it to him. He thinks we're nuts. > > Bob ROFL! Of course he's right. :-D ------ Krista > You boop your friend next to you while at dinner. A group of us went > to a German place last night to eat. Out of the blue I decided to boop > Bryan. He jumped a mile and said "What the hell was that." So I had to > explain it to him. He thinks we're nuts. > > Bob ROTFL, yhat needed a BW. SignatureAdrian (Owned by Snoopy & Bagheera) A house is not a home, without a cat. > You boop your friend next to you while at dinner. A group of us went to > a German place last night to eat. Out of the blue I decided to boop > Bryan. He jumped a mile and said "What the hell was that." So I had to > explain it to him. He thinks we're nuts. > > Bob Worse, your family and friends are so used to being booped that they ignore your efforts (I can always get a reaction from Mandy) but the wait staff at the restaurant think you're really weird. We have a lot of fun when we go anywhere. Pam S. |
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