Most of the dust bunnies around here are from the dog. I am thinking that if I save enough of them, I can use the radiation from the microwave to make an uberdog with strange powers....
patio dog
I understand. The local Department of Health has impounded my work boots.
Can i get the publication and movie rights?
Uberhunt, the Movie -- truth, justice and the Canajun way . . .
Cav
We've upgraded here...we have dust bunnies that reseed themselves.
Setanta
Actually, Spielberg already got them (the scene where they come to get ET was modelled on the operation)
cavfancier wrote:Most of the dust bunnies around here are from the dog. I am thinking that if I save enough of them, I can use the radiation from the microwave to make an uberdog with strange powers....
saw a guy on the tee-vee one time who'd been saving the brushings from his old (and large and shaggy) dogs coat so that he could have someone spin them into yarn and knit a cap for him. very touching, in it's weird way. (god, i wish dogs didn't live such short lives, but that's not even tangential to the discussion.)
pd, I have heard about this dog yarn thingy, and seen a few items....wonder what they pay per pound for killer fur...
What is all this about Bunnies?
JL Nobody wrote: "You make my mind hard".
thud.......
I refuse to buy into fashion until they invent plaid paint.
No offense intended, JLN, but I'd always thought you were a she-person. (A number of posters have thought the same of me...)
Actually, Pratt and Lambert did develop plaid paint in the mid-1970's . . . however, they unwittingly test-marketed the product in predominantly gay neighborhoods, and sales convinced them that the idea wouldn't take off . . .
No kidding? Hmm...okay, I'll have to go with mood paint then...
Thank GOD for that marketing miscue!
Um, I guess the tartan cloth wall"paper" at Barnaby's (an awful and overpriced local gluttonery) doesn't exactly count...
Come on, mood paint....wake up and know immediately what sort of day you will have. Maybe Para will take up the idea....
totally beige, it matches my personality
the mildew is taking care of that for me, cav.
Was havin' a really bad day once, while in my early 20's, at which time i was the evening manager in a paint & wallpaper store:
"Say, can i apply this paint in the rain?"
"You can dance naked, singing at the top of your lungs, while spray-painting your house from a garden hose, for all i care, as long as you've the $18 a gallon for the paint, and, no Pratt and Lambert will not warrant that application."
Funny thing is, i made the sale, and convinced him to get a fifth gallon, "just in case" . . .
Hah!
Alright, you funny people. You've got me off my soap box kicking and screaming to laughing my head off and rolling on the floor visualizing all of this. My dog thinks I'm on the floor to play with and is biting my nose.
--------BumbleBeeBoogie
