lightshadowverisimilitude replied to your video “It’s time for ballet-combat lessons for kittens!”
That toy looks like it has already been well loved
It was pretty much destroyed the minute it arrived. I got them that one very much on purpose because it was obvious both of them liked crinkly things, so once upon a time that toy was mostly raffia. Now it is mostly shreds and the raffia has been distributed about my home in several tiny threads. :D
auressea replied to your video “It’s time for ballet-combat lessons for kittens!”
Where'd Polk go?! I expected some crazy aerial attack from stage Left?...
cacklebarnacle replied to your video “It’s time for ballet-combat lessons for kittens!”
i was expecting a sneak attack from the sofa
Polk does this thing, bless her dumb kitten brain, where she finds a strategic place from which to attack -- around the corner of a box, or up on the sofa, or behind a blanket -- and crouches down. She does the shifting-weight and then the “about to pounce” butt wiggle, but she butt wiggles for so long that she forgets what she was about to do. And then she’s like “Well, I guess I’m sitting here now.” and sits there until she gets distracted. It’s hilarious.
knitchick1979 replied to your post “Sam!!!!! I was flipping through channels the other day and some guy...”
I've heard Doritos actually work well to start a fire, in lieu of stuff like newspaper or the like.
Youtube confirms! Now I’m gonna bring a bag of doritos just ‘cause it’ll be more fun than using a fire starter.
My cat doesn't notice the difference between a screen with a picture (on) or without (off). How odd! (She's not blind, she plays just fine.)
Apparently it’s genetic? Some cats can tell and some can’t.
Yes, asthma blows. Did you get told to look on YouTube for inhaler technique? Turns out I had been doing it wrong for years.
I just assumed it was like smoking weed. *goes to YouTube* Yep, except for biting down on the inhaler (presumably to get the mouthpiece as far into your mouth as possible) it’s pretty much like smoking weed. :D
Oooh, which inhaler are you using? Also check your instructions because some of them want you to rinse your mouth after you use them. If your instructions say that, for the love of God, do it. Also I had a very similar reaction when I started using a daily inhaler again, after thinking my asthma was under control (surprise it was not)
It’s an Albuterol inhaler, and apparently I am supposed to rinse, so that’s....good to know.
