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[NAFDA] Spike-centric discussion. Lusty, lewd (only occasionally crude), risque (and frisque), bawdy (Oh, lawdy!), flirty ('cuz we're purty), raunchy talk inside. Caveat lector.
and how hard it is to say " no bite" in a serious tone when they try to gnaw on your fingers, toes and hair.Would you like a cat? You sound like puppycat would fit in perfectly. She still blissfully ignores the "No bites" command.
This has been a bit of an overwhelming weekend for me.Understatment. Of. The. Year.
I hope you get some rest. Actually I hope you are already back asleep for the night.
Saw Wicked last night.
I'll be over here still being speechless.
And, of course, Popular.
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Cats bite harder than puppies. I have no current bites from my cat but a few scars.
this is what the pupppies look like.
little fox faces .
I have a cranky teething baby in meltdown mode. She was very good through the wedding (people kept commenting on it), but after we'd been there a couple of hours, she hit the point where it was too hot, and there were too many people, and she just couldn't be happy, and oh, by the way, about those teeth...
Such a little introvert.
I am leery of giving her any more of the infant tylenol drops, as they seem to have (well, the crap they sweeten them with) caused her mild tummy crankiness. Time to freeze a pacifier.
Plei, a wetdown, rolled up washcloth frozen in a baggie worked wonders for Em. (Take the baggies off before giving it to her. Not that I forgot. No, not at all.)
Have you tried the infant ibuprofen? While I think of it as being harder on the stomach, individual reactions may vary.
No doubt I will end up having a bunch of sweaty teen boys hanging here so a good fan might have to be added.
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Steph, I'm so glad your Father is alright. I'm so sorry you were food-poisoned by gluna fish.
Cats bite harder than puppies. I have no current bites from my cat but a few scars.I have one on my ass. It is sometimes shocking that she has a home.
Cuuuuute puppy. They are my favorite dog I think.
I hope Tickybox is better and quieter soon.
Have you tried the infant ibuprofen? While I think of it as being harder on the stomach, individual reactions may vary.
Not allowed before 6 months, and it's the sweeteners that are the problem I think, though I'll try it when she's older. She's conked out at last, the poor dear.
I would eat her little toes, but that would wake her.
Oh, and Aimee, that's totally what my mother suggested. I just need to clear some freezer space and find where I've hidden my washcloth stash...