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Cat Forum / Health and Behavior / April 2007who cut the cheese
hard to say, so many a.ses around here > hard to say, so many a.ses around here Hello. What cheese? K. > > hard to say, so many a.ses around here > > Hello. What cheese? > K. Matt on here will be along in a few mins to clear things up. meantime, help yourself to some wine in this cooler right here there's some fruits on the table > > > hard to say, so many a.ses around here > [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > there's some fruits on the table I don't seem to be able to locate the chiller. Who is Matt? ROFLMAO K. >> > > hard to say, so many a.ses around here >> [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > > K. I see how much I am loved here ;-) >> > > hard to say, so many a.ses around here >> [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > > ROFLMAO Matt is everybody's favorite uncle. You have some artichoke dip on your chin. Have a serviette. > > > hard to say, so many a.ses around here > [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > there's some fruits on the table have you got any beers in there too? i brought snacks and dips bookie >> > > hard to say, so many a.ses around here >> [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > bookie I got the gourmet pizza cooking drop the calamari into the deep fryer and got a bloomin' onion in the oven > >> > > hard to say, so many a.ses around here > [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > I got the gourmet pizza cooking drop the calamari into the deep fryer > and got a bloomin' onion in the oven yeah plenty of good beer in there, and some jello shooters blah... roll me a damn blunt there went the fun! barry ruined it for everybody, mufu don't pulled out a felonious amount of marijuana >> > > hard to say, so many a.ses around here >> [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > bookie *whipping the lid off the fondue pot* I brought the swedish meatballs! > *whipping the lid off the fondue pot* > > I brought the swedish meatballs! mmm... chomp chomp ok, better keep me away from em' <dragging my finger through the sauce> >> *whipping the lid off the fondue pot* >> [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > <dragging my finger through the sauce> You would have your fingers in it. I think you been around Nick too long ;-) > >> *whipping the lid off the fondue pot* > [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > You would have your fingers in it. I think you been around Nick too long > ;-) Is this the infamous cat eater? K >> 12:52 pm, "cybercat" <cyberpu...@yahoo.com> wrote: >> [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > Is this the infamous cat eater? > K No just one of the local putz > > > > hard to say, so many a.ses around here > [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > bookie I was hoping that you might have. I prefer beer where possible, but I am just as happy to settle for cider. If you dip into the cool box, you will find the cheese cakes I made earlier. Fresh raspberries from the canes & sweet apple cider from our own press in the scullery. I pick the apples in the autumn out of the orchard & we allow our cider to ferment over the winter. Pretty potent but a lovely fresh sweet sharp taste, I assure you. Please, do try some? Boy these dips are wonderful. I can't wait to try the fondue..& is the Pizza stuffed crust? K. >> have you got any beers in there too? i brought snacks and dips >> [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > but a lovely fresh sweet sharp taste, I assure you. Please, do try > some? Mmm, cheesecake and hard cider! > > > > > hard to say, so many a.ses around here > [quoted text clipped - 23 lines] > Pizza stuffed crust? > K. very cool about the scullery. but do you REALLY pick the apples? we got Mexicans for that here. cider sounds good. and you say fermented eh <looking at cybercat> mhmm, it was here Welcome K <fanning> >> hard to say, so many a.ses around here > > Hello. What cheese? > K. I like you. That's American slang for passing gas. What's the UK slang for it? > I like you. That's American slang for passing gas. What's the UK slang for > it? that still doesn't answer my question <looking at you suspiciously> SOMEBODY DID IT > > I like you. That's American slang for passing gas. What's the UK slang for > > it? [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > SOMEBODY DID IT I suppose where we live, it might be Who the hell has a dead ferret up their arse? You have to take dialect into consideration. I am guessing it must be the same in the USA? Barry seems to talk as he thinks? K. >> > I like you. That's American slang for passing gas. What's the UK slang >> > for [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > I suppose where we live, it might be Who the hell has a dead ferret up > their arse? ROFL!!! Kitty, you have to stick around! > You have to take dialect into consideration. I am guessing it must be > the same in the USA? > > Barry seems to talk as he thinks? A fair assessment. :) >>> > I like you. That's American slang for passing gas. What's the UK slang >>> > for [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] > > A fair assessment. :) Fair to who ;-) I still love you Barry as long as you learn to pass the dang thing. You too much of a holder/ Holding what I will leave up to everyone else sick and perverted mind. > Fair to who ;-) > > I still love you Barry as long as you learn to pass the dang thing. You > too much of a holder/ Holding what I will leave up to everyone else sick > and perverted mind. I love Barry too. He is a bright and beautiful man, and a creative genius. > I still love you Barry as long as you learn to pass the dang thing. You > too much of a holder/ Holding what I will leave up to everyone else sick > and perverted mind. <thumb into Matts thumb> so sorry, I lost track of time I temporarily forgot Well, is always good to have some love. I got some love tonight too <cutting my eyes at Matt, talking to cyber> All the choir members we all love each other, we be so sure to cheer each other up. I wouldn't trade these days for nothing. Yeah, K's been nibbling on the fresh fermented cider nobody make her laugh "Barry" <brryprrsh@yahoo.com> wrote : > All the choir members we all love each other, we be so sure to cheer > each other up. > > I wouldn't trade these days for nothing. I want to hear some recordings. > "Barry" <brrypr...@yahoo.com> wrote : > [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > I want to hear some recordings. oh you will, muu hahaha maybe in August you could come hear me play and sing at the Hampton Coliseum yeaahhh, just got my new shoes and shiny belt buckle but the buckle needs work, it's big as a pancake, the cuff links kind of cut my wrist (they too big) > "Barry" <brrypr...@yahoo.com> wrote : > [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > I want to hear some recordings. soon soon cool >> > I like you. That's American slang for passing gas. What's the UK slang >> > for [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > You have to take dialect into consideration. I am guessing it must be > the same in the USA? Barry is a city boy alright! :) > Barry seems to talk as he thinks? > K. He has one problem he tokes before he thinks ;-) > <kittyca...@tiscali.co.uk> wrote in message > [quoted text clipped - 24 lines] > > - Show quoted text - What do you mean I didn't laugh last night? one toke on that stuff & I had the munchies and giggles all night! Jesus wept, that Cider was strong..next time I will stick to the beer I think. I had the headache from hell all day. Not even 2 co codamol would shift it. In the end, I had to go and lie under the apple trees & stroke Charlie to death just to sooth the mind. My, those meatballs were good & so was the pizza too. I stunk of garlic from Bookie's dips all day & Petal wouldn't come near me..Too much bad breath and gas for her liking I think. K. <kittycarer@tiscali.co.uk> wrote > > In the end, I had to go and lie under the apple trees > & stroke Charlie to death just to sooth the mind. Really, your place sounds so idyllic. > <kittyca...@tiscali.co.uk> wrote > > > > In the end, I had to go and lie under the apple trees > > & stroke Charlie to death just to sooth the mind. > > Really, your place sounds so idyllic. You wouldn't think so from the inside. We are in the middle of re plastering the walls & rewiring the electrics as well as installing a new bathroom. For the first 4 weeks, we had to use an outside toilet about 50 yards away from the house, in the back garden!! Things are just starting to come together now & I can have a bath. You wouldn't think of a bath as a luxury normally, but I can assure you that I did when the plumbing was completed last week. Our biggest investment is going to be roofing the house. I dread the very thought of it. I have to admit that the land that comes with it is wonderful. I have always wanted an orchard & love spending time there. we also have quite a bit of land at the back of the house, where eventually I would like to start planting our own vegetable garden. nothing beats fresh veg straight out of the garden & into the steamer. Yummy!! I am not looking forward to the rotivating that comes first though. K. On Apr 21, 4:34 pm, kittyca...@tiscali.co.uk wrote: I had to go and lie under the apple trees > & stroke Charlie to death just to sooth the mind. Which Charlie, ours? > <kittyca...@tiscali.co.uk> wrote in message > [quoted text clipped - 24 lines] > > - Show quoted text - Don't we all? Anyway, where is Bookie tonight? I rather enjoyed her acerbic banter. I found it highly amusing frankly, ( until I fell under the table of course.) K. >> He has one problem he tokes before he thinks ;-)- Hide quoted text - >> >> - Show quoted text - > > Don't we all? lol! > Anyway, where is Bookie tonight? I rather enjoyed her acerbic banter. > I found it highly amusing frankly, ( until I fell under the table of > course.) She'll be back. I think she rows on Saturdays. Bookie is quite an athlete. >> I like you. That's American slang for passing gas. What's the UK slang >> for [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > SOMEBODY DID IT he who smelt it dealt it. (I made that up myself.) > he who smelt it dealt it. > > (I made that up myself.) riiight, but only thing, mine don't stink - K is funny. What does that make, 20 now? > > he who smelt it dealt it. > [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > K is funny. What does that make, 20 now? Forgive the ignorance cyber. What is 20? K. |
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