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There used to be a website I liked called catscan.Ivan Seeking said:
Ah, poor kitties! They seem to understand to some extent when they are being ridiculed. And they definitely understand being adored. We had one cat with a huge fluffy tail. Whenever I would adore her tail and tell her how beautiful it was, she would start drooling.BillTre said:
berkeman said:
Even down to the colour, this is exactly how Getafix traps the Romans in Asterix at the Olympic Games.Ivan Seeking said:
The dog is thinking, "She'll never notice. hehehe"berkeman said:
Her name is muffin?berkeman said:
Haha, I didn't notice that at first but now I can't miss it.Averagesupernova said:
Other than by looking for trombone player pix on the Internet a few minutes ago I don't have the slightest idea how to hold a trombone. Based on my search, the way they hold them certainly does look wrong. I'd be more inclined to believe that the trombones are real and the kids don't know anything about them. (Like me). The pic was a setup. A bit less funny, but a good try.Borg said:
They are holding them left-handed, which I think is simply because the picture has been reversed, and at an odd angle, but the way they are holding them they could well be playing them. (My youngest brother is a professional trombone player, and I sometimes used to play along on his previous instrument in his early days).Borg said:
Borg said: