Steve Shanafelt - 11 March 2009 12:51 PM

Jason Bugg - 11 March 2009 12:41 PM

Steve’s afraid of cute women.

At least cute women aren’t afraid of me.

That, ladies and gentlemen, is an

Don’t know what happened to that one.

Sorry…my daughter loves looking for these.

Steamboater - 17 April 2009 02:40 PM

Sorry…my daughter loves looking for these.

I hate it when you spend hours looking and only find it after putting on your shoe.

I was wondering what that was.

Took us a while. They dry out and stick to your sock and it’s pretty hard to tell.

funny thing is my cat used to leave mice heads in my shoes.

my landlord/roomate’s cat once brought me a rabiit heart.

he left it about 3 feet from my head, it was the first thing i saw when i awoke.

i thought it was kinda sweet of him.

I once watched my cat kill a rabbit then eat only its right eye and some brains.

those are probably the best parts of a rabbit.

but only if they’re fresh

Oh jiminy, I’ve gone off derailing yet another thread.

Note to self: must wash socks

Yeah, what the hell happened?  My daughter finds a cute bunny picture with a misspelled caption and you freaks get all gory. 
My cat recently caught a squirrel.  He left the decapitated head laying next to a pile of vomited squirrel middle followed by an untouched furry tail.  I was honored to receive such a well thought out present.

hell, he even pre-chewed and partially digested some of it for you.

that is cute in my book.

I once found my cat chewing on the back of a still-living rabbit that was understandably screaming about the situation. I was late for Navy Reserve weekend in Asheville and was dressed head to toe in a pressed, white uniform at the time and had no idea what would be the most humane, yet least stain-producing thing to do in this situation. I think I ended up just putting the rabbit up on a higher deck of the house where the cat could not get to it, but I don’t remember what the condition of it was when I got back later that day. I also did not know that rabbits screamed.

rabbits scream louder and shriller than anything ive ever heard.

Of course, i cant hear the trees.