Cordelia ,'Lessons'
[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.
My hearing is going. It was not a pill-giving "weapon," it was a pill-giving lesson.
Very enlightening. I'm still a little dubious. I think he's more docile in the vet's office, because it's the strange place with all the yowling animals, and the nice old woman in the lab coat who sticks him with sharp objects.
I have my first mosquito bite of the season. Feh.
Ugh, Sean.
Mo once split Paul's lip when we tried to give her a pill. Yes, she was in a pillowcase and a towel at the time. She's just that fast and nasty when pissed, and got her paw out. Pill giving. Hmph.
TEPPY: okay, so not your show, but there's a screencap from SPN last night that you MUST SEE for HAND REASONS
Jeebus. I mean. Gah.
::wibble::
Jeebus. I mean. Gah.
Bunk. Where is my darned bunk.
TEPPY: okay, so not your show, but there's a screencap from SPN last night that you MUST SEE for HAND REASONS
Dude. I don't know which hand is hotter -- the one that's flopped and kind of open, or the one that's kind of holding the sheet.
Man.
(I can never stop thinking of PADDYWHACK as Cute!Dean from Gilmore Girls, tho'.)
Why pick a hand? Choose both!
I saved that picture. Must remember to get the file off the desktop of my computer so I dont hit by accident with the boss behind me.
I'm am certain someone has linked to this before, but given poor Sean's struggles with kitty, I thought it might be time for a good laugh: How To Give Your Cat A Pill.
Andi and I won the lottery yesterday. $4. ...on a $3 investment.
Congratulations?
Is giving away off the air recordings considered fair use?
I'm not a lawyer and all that, but I don't think so Gud. That said, fair use is all sorts of murky, and I think you could make the argument either way on this one.
When I have to do something with the cats that they don't want to do, I don't use towels or pillowcases. I just grab them by the scruff of their neck. Even if they're feel are still on the ground, they mostly stop fighting when I do this. But then, I readily admit that my cats are not normal cats.