If Owen's watching Elmo, if I put my hand in front of his face, he will push it out of the way. Repeatedly. It'd be funny if it wasn't kind of scary.
My husband does this too.
'Bushwhacked'
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
If Owen's watching Elmo, if I put my hand in front of his face, he will push it out of the way. Repeatedly. It'd be funny if it wasn't kind of scary.
My husband does this too.
The asshole then threw the kitten about 15 feet where it fell onto a concrete sidewalk and got a concussion. It's been treated and will be adopted.
Aw. My old dog gave a kitten a concussion once. It approached her food bowl while she was eating (brave kitten, this was a big German Shepherd), and she just knocked her out of the way with her head and went back on eating. Poor little kitten staggering around. It was fine, though.
That was the same litter where my dad threw one out the back door (lightly, no injury to the kitten intended or received), and dislocated his shoulder. Oh, we laughed and laughed.
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Of course, my nephew loves him too. His parents? NSM. As is evidenced above.
Kid is still obsessed with Santa(HoHo) and the Wiggles. He's gotta start dropping obsessions or he'll run out of ....something.
On the news. Grr. Some muckety-muck in the government is saying that cities and states need to pay more of the security costs for public transportaion, that the federal government is already spending a fortune on airplanes. As he put it..."An airplane can kill 3,000 people. A bomb on a subway might kill thirty."
What the FUCK? Dude, a) it took three or four airplanes to do that; b) the place where they did the bulk of that was a fairly unique opportunity and is gone now; c) how many people do you think ride a full subway? A full plane? Do math, genius.
I get instantly pissy about this. It's a hot button. People being idiots about this. Someone bitched that they should put metal detectors at subway stations ::boggles:: -- uh huh. Some people bitched when their cell phones were disabled in the under river tunnels because that's how the bombs have been triggered. (honey, people were perfectly safe driving through those things without a cell phone for a hundred years. its not security, it's almost NEVER security -- people call it "security" whenever they want access to their cell phone but mostly they want to yammer about bullshit. give your kid a quarter, let her use a pay phone. she's eight. you people are rediculous... I seem to have switched rants.)
I am loyal to Elmo, because back in the days when he was extremely relevant to my life, he enabled me to do my laundry, shower, and cook. I will not turn my back on the little guy, now. I will loudly and proudly proclaim my love for him.
I will not turn my back on the little guy, now. I will loudly and proudly proclaim my love for him.
MY SISTAH!
Elmo ensured my family ate foods other than pizza. FACT.
Elmo aided in the elimination of asthma inducing agents from our home. FACT.
Elmo preserves and promotes parental urinary tract health. FACT.
Elmo saved my mental health. MOSTLY.
Elmo preserves and promotes parental urinary tract health. FACT.
Not in person (muppet?) I hope.
That's between you and your muppet, Frank.
On the news. Grr. Some muckety-muck in the government is saying that cities and states need to pay more of the security costs for public transportaion, that the federal government is already spending a fortune on airplanes. As he put it..."An airplane can kill 3,000 people. A bomb on a subway might kill thirty."
Lovely. And for the two-fer, the Senate has just reaffirmed the principle that rural Wyoming needs just as much if not much much more protection as do NYC, LA, etc.