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DennisinSeattle
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Reply to  StelBel
3 years ago

Hitchcock’s human cameo:

Alexikakos
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Reply to  DennisinSeattle
3 years ago

Confession time:

Hitchcock left this world in 1980, and I didn’t know he did cameos in his films until the mid nineties. No one ever mentioned them to me prior to that  —  at least not when I was paying attention    (and it’s confidential what I pay attention).

Alexikakos
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Reply to  DennisinSeattle
3 years ago

I’m glad you liked André Rieu.

Forget every Bo Derek “joke” you’ve ever heard, and listen to his interpretation of “Bolero.” It’s a beautiful piece of music, as nighthawks showed us a few days back, but I like Rieu’s interpretation better.

Alexikakos
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Reply to  StelBel
3 years ago

Just me trying to find the like/dislike button box again, I actually like it.

SusanSunshine
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Reply to  StelBel
3 years ago

I love Olive and Mabel!

Tigressy
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Reply to  StelBel
3 years ago

…and there’s a problem with Firefox – I get shown the link to “High Anxiety”; the bird scene I uploaded.
Works fine with Chromium, though.
I just wanted to report.

Edit: It appears to be fine now.

MontanaLady
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Reply to  Tigressy
3 years ago

I love that bird scene!

bambushie
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Reply to  StelBel
3 years ago

I have never seen them before, very cute!

Liverlips McCracken
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3 years ago

Oooh, The Bassets. Almost as scary as The Howling.

Tigressy
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3 years ago

What do they do – behave like the pigeons in Mel Brooks’ “High Anxiety”?

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DennisinSeattle
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Reply to  Tigressy
3 years ago

Ha! I never saw this!

Tigressy
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Reply to  DennisinSeattle
3 years ago

Well worth watching!
You clearly see Mel Brooks’ admiration for Alfred Hitchcock’s work.

Hilarious example (details!): https://youtu.be/emKogBBdbHE

Alexikakos
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Reply to  Tigressy
3 years ago

…and just to pile on…

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MontanaLady
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Reply to  Tigressy
3 years ago

Oh no! I’ll be humming this all day!

One of our favorite films.

Grog
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3 years ago

No, no, not the Bassets!

Grog
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3 years ago

Stel, I prefer Tipsy Hounden.

DennisinSeattle
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3 years ago

StelBel, was that your first Hitchdog poster? I loved the penguin race and the mating dance.

Arfside
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Reply to  DennisinSeattle
3 years ago

Both good! Kudos to the poker playing dogs too. I still think a Velociraptor will beat even a dog with 5 aces.

Tigressy
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Reply to  Arfside
3 years ago

Lawn flamingos will beat the Velo…
(see what StelBel has posted only a few days ago)

Arfside
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Reply to  Tigressy
3 years ago

My sister loved that! Somehow, she has a thing for lawn flamingos (just not in her yard).

MontanaLady
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Reply to  Arfside
3 years ago

Our older daughter (Palmdale) does, too. They have them all over.

DennisinSeattle
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Reply to  DennisinSeattle
3 years ago

I was trying to post an image with Roadrunner, Daffy Duck and Tweety Bird, but was not successful.

DennisinSeattle
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3 years ago

Road Runner!

Arfside
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3 years ago

Yesterday, with all the replies, I became a Trusted Member. I’m shooting for Sinister Skulker, or something in that vein.

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SusanSunshine
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Reply to  Arfside
3 years ago

I think you can be both…

The trick is to be a sinister skulker when they all think they can trust you…. bwa ha hah….

Tigressy
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Reply to  Arfside
3 years ago

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Arfside
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Reply to  Tigressy
3 years ago

I’ve forgotten…what’s the name of that dog?

Tim Oliver
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3 years ago

Ah! Finally got logged in.
Hmm, I don’t see a _Delete_ function.

Last edited 3 years ago by Greyhame
Alexikakos
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Reply to  Tim Oliver
3 years ago

If you’re not seeing a “delete” function I suspect that you are not logged in.

I brought over my attachment from a few days back (it pops right up if you click on it).

The most important “tell” you’ll see, if you in fact are logged in, is the “Howdy” bar shown in box 3.
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Reply to  Tim Oliver
3 years ago

WELCOME!

Greyhame
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Reply to  Arfside
3 years ago

Muttley?
Dick Dastardly’s sidekick.

Arfside
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Reply to  Greyhame
3 years ago

Yes!!! Thank you!

SusanSunshine
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3 years ago

OMG “The Bassets!”

Such a scary movie! I still I get the chills just thinking about it.
 
You know… behind the scenes may have been scary too.

I’ve read that even Yippi Houndron herself was terrified…..

especially after some live bassets were used in a scene where she was promised they’d all be mechanical.

A few years ago, she said that was all part of Alfred Hitchdog’s bullying and intimidation of her…..

all the things he did out of jealousy when
she was his protege… his beautiful bird in a cage.

I mean, well… look at him…

Those jowls, for one thing… they make him look like he could be part bulldog!

I don’t think he is, being a famous basset director….. but his face sure looks intimidating, doesn’t it!

Did he really intimidate Tipsy to the point of being terrified?

We’ll never know the whole truth.
 

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Anyhow,,,,as for the human movie.

How can a bird possibly match a basset in scare power?
 
But … you could look again at this strange image I found….

It is for the human version….

The birds are scary enough… imagine bassets!
 
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SusanSunshine
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Reply to  SusanSunshine
3 years ago

I had to fix a typo, so I edited my comment.

When I click “save” it removed the image…

I checked, and it had surrounded the image link with what appeared to be nullifying code… tags like “no refer” and “no follow”.

So I deleted all that and added the link again…

and now it doesn’t post as an image.

Anybody know why, for either?

Tigressy
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Reply to  SusanSunshine
3 years ago

I don’t know why, but it happens to me, too.
I just remove the unwanted part of the link then.

JP Steve
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Reply to  SusanSunshine
3 years ago

It’s working now.

Saucy1121
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Reply to  SusanSunshine
3 years ago

It’s a computer. Not a ‘why’ question.

Arfside
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Reply to  SusanSunshine
3 years ago

Bird droppings are bad enough, but Bassets!???

Old Phart Plods
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3 years ago

Good morning, phellow Cleo phans and phanatics! T – 19D 2H 6M

Another Stel-lar poster from the Bel. I don’t think I can really be scared of a basset. Maybe this is a parody of the original?

Y’all hang loose…. (((((HUGS FOR ALL!)))))

Old Phart Plods
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Reply to  Old Phart Plods
3 years ago

Lobster Newberg Day

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DennisinSeattle
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Reply to  Old Phart Plods
3 years ago

Way to ruin a good lobster.

Old Phart Plods
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Reply to  DennisinSeattle
3 years ago

Won’t get an argument from me.

Old Phart Plods
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Reply to  Old Phart Plods
3 years ago

Salute

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Tigressy
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Reply to  Old Phart Plods
3 years ago

So – everyone who ever nursed someone for an extended period of time without fitting benefits? – No; I’m not necessarily talking about parents. But they’d deserve it, too.

Tigressy
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Reply to  StelBel
3 years ago

I do know.
Doesn’t change the fact that there are lots of civilians who do what the text above says.

Tigressy
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Reply to  Old Phart Plods
3 years ago

Oh; yes – and my dear mom’s death-day (I took care of my late elder sister afterwards without her).

Old Phart Plods
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Reply to  Old Phart Plods
3 years ago

Grab an Orc, it’s

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Tigressy
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Reply to  Old Phart Plods
3 years ago

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JP Steve
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Reply to  Old Phart Plods
3 years ago

Awright, I’ll go back to “reading” my audiobook of “The Hobbit” on my walk today…

Grog
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3 years ago

Where, oh where is the loobster?

Rotifer MY AVATAR IS BETTY BOOP'S BUTT Thalweg
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3 years ago

Old Phart Plods
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3 years ago

I mean really. Afraid of this?

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MontanaLady
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Reply to  Old Phart Plods
3 years ago

My kind of watch dog.

Tigressy
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Reply to  Old Phart Plods
3 years ago

(Don’t) Break a leg!

MontanaLady
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3 years ago

Oh, Stel, you have outdone yourself today. You took what the humans have called a scary movie, and made it watchable for me! I’m sure we won’t have to sit in the scaredy-cat row for this one!

I’ll bring enough kibble corn for the whole gang. We probably won’t need extra to throw at the screen. I don’t think it’ll be scary at all.

Tigressy
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Reply to  MontanaLady
3 years ago

…except for the “relief”…

Arfside
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Reply to  MontanaLady
3 years ago

Tell me that waking up to this staring at you wouldn’t make you wet the bed.

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MontanaLady
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Reply to  Arfside
3 years ago

hahahahaahaaaaa

Old Phart Plods
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Reply to  Arfside
3 years ago

My opinion – scarier.

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Tigressy
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Reply to  Arfside
3 years ago

Where are the melting watch and the burning giraffe? – My late 12 years older sister had a tiny print of that painting in her room when I was little. Scary.

JP Steve
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Reply to  MontanaLady
3 years ago

I never found the human version particularly scary or satisfying (with no denouement.) I much preferred the Mad Magazine version where Burt Lancaster was taking vengeance for not getting an Academy Award for “Bird Man of Alcatraz…”

JP Steve
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Reply to  StelBel
3 years ago

I saw your Cujo comment hours ago. You didn’t forget to post it, WordPress is playing games again… (Funny how all the posting sites are incompetent…)

MontanaLady
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Reply to  StelBel
3 years ago

Nah. It’d never be scary with a basset!

JP Steve
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Reply to  StelBel
3 years ago

Take two Aspirins and call them in the morning. They seem to get their act together eventually…

bambushie
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Reply to  StelBel
3 years ago

Yes, it has happened to me

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3 years ago

I love Alfred Hitchcock as a basset. Great take on the poster. Bassets are terrifying ~ they could drown you in drool.

Tigressy
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Reply to  perkycat
3 years ago

Pooches, bulldogs, bull terriers,…
As long as their masters are well behaved, I won’t have any issues with them whatsoever.
Otherwise, the dogs would adopt me as their new master and follow me home…
My first spoken word was “Theus” (Zeus) which was our neighbor’s healthy German shepherd’s name…

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Reply to  StelBel
3 years ago

Two steady streams! Now all he needs to do is shake is head. My son and daughter-in-law breed long haird dachshunds. Honey just had a litter of seven today. They are so cute

Tigressy
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Reply to  perkycat
3 years ago

I totally agree.
The cats among the dogs!
I got one when I was 12.

Katina Cooper
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3 years ago

Alfred Hitchdog would be afraid too afraid to watch that movie.

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