tee hee! :D But of course braxiss. ;) I'm snatching thread from ya again. ;)

*continues tickling braxiss all over* :duck:

return to me my pretty :D

tee hee! :D You only got it for a little while again braxiss. ;)

*continues tickling braxiss all over* :duck:

that's the story of my life :D :D


calling it a day, good night

You can't leave yet braxiss! I ain't done with you yet! :D

*re-tackles braxiss & resumes tickling him all over* :duck:

to start off the morning run for the thread I've got it!

I have the thread! :D

My thread! Mine!

Good morning, uno. Sorry, but I have to take the thread for a walk before it pees on the carpet. :D

Can you take my dog instead? He's more likely to do that as I leave him home all day. While you're doing that, I'll just hold the thread for you. :D

One rug bigger than a throw rug in the whole house & that is, of course, where the dogs & cats always go when they are sick...how do they know it is the last place they should be sick?! Darn fuzzy critters!

Tell me about it. I grew up on a farm that, in it's heyday and aside from the customary cattle, had over 40 cats and around a dozen dogs at one time. A couple of the older dogs got to stay in the house during the winter, and when they got sick...

Care to guess where??? :D

Well, of course it was on the carpet! Where else would they go, it's nice & soft. Not like that nasty, hard easy-to-clean wood. :D


And I swear that my older dog is a bulimic. Of course, that's not necessarily bad, she has lost 18 pounds since I adopted her fat a$$ three years ago. Her legs look 6 inches longer now that she doesn't have a big ole belly.

What kind of dog?

ahhhhhh, such is the nature of cats and dogs!

oh no she's at it again!

[mover]battlestargalactica[/mover]

that's not going to make me give up this thread!

No problem Bsg :D :D :D :D