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[zelda_pinwheel]

Originally Posted by montsnmags

Australian dogs say "WOOF-BLOODY-WOOF, YA BASTARD!"

Cheers,
Marc

now we're getting somewhere.

[RWood]

Originally Posted by montsnmags

~ahem~ [blushes] My beautiful and talented Neko, I shall no longer sleep until your ginger icecream I'm preparing reaches such perfection that it achieves nirvana without ever having to go through the whole sentience and samsara rigmarole. It should be enough that your genius shines so generously upon me, but that you have captured a likeness of my Primary Incarnation so attractively...dare I say it, sexily...well, my indebtedness to you knows no earthly bounds.



In whole, such as to your left, or "select bits", such as:


















...and, yes, we currently have perfect weather for galangal soup (or soup in general. Last night we had a fresh Vienna loaf with leek and potato soup for dinner), so that's what in the avatar bowl.

Cheers,
Marc

The man of many parts.

[tINmOUSE]

Scientist's report that some Australian/New Zealand dogs (mainly blue healers - a type of cattle dog) have developed a most unusual bark when under stressful conditions.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nRxcGnBpvVs

[nekokami]

Originally Posted by montsnmags

Thrilled, and in love, my Golden Neko (I'm trying out complimentary title-affectations for you. Tell me if you spot something you like. ). May your feline spirit pounce and play without bounds across the multiverse.

Hee hee! Double-dose of catnip for everyone!

"Minou" or "Minette" are not beyound the bounds of possibility, but I think "Chatounette" would be pushing it too far in the "gooey" direction.

[zelda_pinwheel]

Originally Posted by nekokami

Hee hee! Double-dose of catnip for everyone!

"Minou" or "Minette" are not beyound the bounds of possibility, but I think "Chatounette" would be pushing it too far in the "gooey" direction.

well... minou is technically a boy cat, so you might want to stick with minette.

chatounette... well it depends on the context. i admit you might feel silly if someone called you that in public.

[nekokami]

When I was preparing to adopt a six-year old girl from China, I learned that Chinese dogs say "Wang wang!" Apparently Japanese dogs do too:

http://bzzzpeek.com

[Taylor514ce]

That site would almost make ZeeZee like schoolchildren again.

[zelda_pinwheel]

Originally Posted by Taylor514ce

That site would almost make ZeeZee like schoolchildren again.

pff, not likely...

i did discover though that Cats say miaou in the entire world !!!! it's finally the universal language we've been waiting for ! now we can drop all those silly esperanto classes, what a relief.

[Mindy]

Originally Posted by nekokami

I recommend seeing Forbidden Planet at your earliest convenience. It's not my favorite SF movie of that era (that would be The Day the Earth Stood Still), but it's definitely worth seeing. (And it's where that robot appears first, I think.)

And then make sure you see Return to the Forbidden Planet the musical! It is le imba win!!!!

[zelda_pinwheel]

Originally Posted by Mindy

And then make sure you see Return to the Forbidden Planet the musical! It is le imba win!!!!

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[zelda_pinwheel]

Originally Posted by nekokami

When I was preparing to adopt a six-year old girl from China, I learned that Chinese dogs say "Wang wang!" Apparently Japanese dogs do too:

http://bzzzpeek.com

ha !! too funny ! i just figured out their strange name (and the test sound on the home page). it's a french child explaining what bees do :

bzzzz pique !

piquer means "to sting."

[slayda]

Originally Posted by nekokami

When I was preparing to adopt a six-year old girl from China, I learned that Chinese dogs say "Wang wang!" Apparently Japanese dogs do too:

http://bzzzpeek.com

I thought that was the sound made by the knives missing the dogs as the people chased them for their cooking pot.

[Madam Broshkina]

Absolut Zelda

[Madam Broshkina]

Zelda at the beach.

[badgoodDeb]

Oooooooo -- I like that!!!!