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OMG!! I can’t stop laughing. Bigfoot, flipping the bird….OMG!!! I’d have laughed and laughed—no I wouldn’t. I’d have pissed all over myself. Scared. Probably screamed.
Next time, Bigfoot would flip someone off, scream, and piss.
Yeah, maybe we’re NOT the best influence????😀 😀 😛
Okay, that was funny!
I have to wonder if the new owners of his house are experiencing anything? Seems Bigfoot family never gave him a hard time because he never gave THEM one, but the new owners might be a different story.Wouldn’t that have been something if he’d heard his guitar twanging in the distance?
The leaving of the stick in place of his hammer makes me wonder if it was some sort of act of fairness–you can’t take something and not leave something, which seems VERY early human to me. There’s a level of intelligence here, to what extent, we’ll not know for eons…and I find it interesting that some are animalistic/vicious while others seem to treat their human neighbors how they’re treated…leave me alone, I’ll leave you alone.
Thanks, Steven B. Soon as I finish working on current manuscript scene–and feed the cats–I’ll take advantage of the link you provided and listen as my bedtime story.
Can we get a link, pretty-please?
I can’t even imagine, with my potty mouth, hearing such things yelled out, but in Bigfoot’s deep, gravely voice….hahahaha.Now, on a serious note, I wonder how difficult it would be for them to learn various languages, since they already have the ability to speak (chatter/mimic)? Wouldn’t THAT be something—course, you’d have to hope he’s in a good mood that day 😛
@ Steven B
*spews tea*
Lookin’ quite scquatchy in the morning, eh?
*insert mega giggles here*
And I could pass as the Bride of Frankenstein.
We’re bookends!
😛@ Jan W
It’s all good 😀I took a real chance with this thread…why? Because I’m providing evidence that I’ve become the Cat Lady…my ‘starter kit’ on my desk (the first photo) 😛
Actually, the black cat is a Norwegian Forest cat–a rescue who showed up, literally starving to death. (We think his owner was the little old lady down the way who passed away, and her family swooped in, put a new roof on her house, tossed out all the cats, and sold the house) He’s back at his normal weight, and all his fur’s come in. The black & white kitty, Ms. Bella, arrived as a kitten after my 18 year old cat passed.
We have two others, one rescued while we lived in Germany, and another who the vet called and asked if we wanted a kitten who was pretty bad off, (we’d lost the battle of trying to save an outdoor cat who had been ravaged by a fox), so the vet knew we were suckers for cats.
So, yeah…CAT LADY *hangs head*
Did I mention the possum, and 3 raccoons who show up after midnight?
MY luck, Sasquatch would move in, just beyond the forest line, but for reasons I don’t wanna contemplate!!!Actually, Joe, you shoulda’ seen them when I played the Sierra Sounds. The black & white one began growling, her eyes HUGE, and the black one hunkered low to the ground and scuttled upstairs, onto the bed with dad. The big wuss…er…the cat, not dad 😛
