Heh. It'll be more fun for the cat when she discovers those sharp things at the end of her fingers, and how sensitive a dog's nose is in relation to them. When I did the move-back-home-to-momma thing way back when I brought a cat into the household with me. Prior to that, Pachisi had been quite timid. She reacted to the presence of two other cats, and two German Shepherd-mix dogs by deciding she was The Ruler of the World. She would chase the Garfield-shaped cat up and down stairs, would smack the other cat to confine it to my mother's room (it was a feral cat they'd coaxed into the house, and it had just started coming out of the one room). One of the dogs was smart enough to comprehend the rules of cat-tag, and so made a much fitter partner than the fat cat. But if Pachisi was sitting in the middle of a walk-way, neither of the dogs would attempt to pass her. They both would whine for help until rescued by a human.
'Safe'
Spike's Bitches 27: I'm Embarrassed for Our Kind.
[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.
..."Time for breakfast!" and they ambled off in the general direction of pancakes.
The dog would love to play, but is just waiting for her to start the game. She is not having it. She is still whining. I almost wish I had a smaller area I could lock them in together to make them figure it out.
She has been staying outside more than inside cause she doesn't want to deal with the dog, but it is getting cold and wet - she needs to be comfortable inside.
I'm not sure if anyone has posted this but Aurora,the Giant Pacific Octopus laid eggs and they are viable! Originally the scientist thought the eggs were sterile, but they were wrong and now there are babies! The article is from April, so it may have been posted, but the baby looks like a wee!Cthulhu.
Go, baby octopus!
Suddenly I want to get a couple of gold fish and name them Aurora and Meghan.
Come on people! We've gotta be chattier.
Aurora didn't pull through (which is the norm for octopus mommies of her sort)
and for some reason I can't make links, the article is from september in the Current Press Release section of the Alaska Sealife Center
VW, zooming through (actually I'm still in class right now, on wireless), I went to sleep really early last night! Hence an early AM for me.
Noboby puts Baby in a corner.
Am I the last person on earth to notice that Baby's mother is Emily Gillmore?
Now I'm thinking Johnny Castle knocked up Baby and she moved to a little town in Connecticut and had Baby Baby. (Which makes me sad because I hate to think that Johnny would run out of Baby and Baby Baby)
And when I IMDBd I discovered that Kelly Bishop (Mrs. Housman/Gillmore) won a Tony for Chorus Line. This makes her line (one of three in the movie) "I think she gets it from me" when she sees Baby dancing fucking hysterical.
Right there with you on the Gillmore thing, Trudy.