I was waiting for that one! (I find his dad weirdly hot, by the way. I find him weirdly hot, too, but somehow less hot than his father.)
(It's a sore spot for me - a lot of people in MN assumed I was Inuit because I resembled him. Which is not to say I didn't find Ed hot, but in the imposterish way.)
It's a sad kitty day around here, for sure. GC and Sue, they've had the best of all possible humans in having you for owners.
Responding to voice commands, the DX will sit, roll over, bark and even nip at your fingers when you play with its nose.
I don't think Ed's gonna go for that...
No, but I'd love to see a YouTube of somebody trying.
So sorry about your kitties, Sue & GC.
Frank the dog seems to be doing a little better (as of this morning anyway). He ate some chicken at least. His bloodwork didn't turn up anything obvious which is both a relief and frustrating.
So sorry about Pico.
I have absolutely no Native American ancestry.
In fourth grade, we went on a field trip to Waterloo Village, which, in addition to a bunch of other stuff, had a small model of a Leni Lenape village. There were also the Ramapough, but it's kind of disputed whether they're actually Native American.
What everyone else is saying. {{{GC and Sue}}}
Teeny-Weeny A brief history of the bikini.
From picture #7 on the slideshow:
Brigitte Bardot's legs, at least, didn't need the help. This photo was taken at the Cannes Film Festival in 1953, just as the bikini was becoming de rigueur on the French Riviera. Even so, it remained off-limits in the States, where it was seen as a suspect garment favored by licentious Mediterranean types. A few years ago, Sports Illustrated dug up a 1957 issue of Modern Girl that declared: "It is hardly necessary to waste words over the so-called bikini since it is inconceivable that any girl with tact and decency would ever wear such a thing."
It's a sad kitty day around here, for sure. GC and Sue, they've had the best of all possible humans in having you for owners.
This.
Work Nemesis just called with an "urgent" question that my coworker assures me was answered in an email she was copied on already. Awesome.
Sue, I'm so sorry. May Pico and Josie meet up on the other side...
I'm so sorry about Pico and Josie.