May 22, 2026

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JP Steve
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Reply to  nighthawks
20 hours ago

Noooh! You’re not planting me in a flowerpot!

Liverlips McCracken
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Reply to  nighthawks
14 hours ago

Well, that makes for a total cuteness overload right out of the gate. Happy now?

Last edited 14 hours ago by Liverlips McCracken
DancingBuffalo
Reply to  nighthawks
6 hours ago

A whole basket of happy!

JP Steve
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Reply to  nighthawks
20 hours ago

“I hate it when I get puny humans stuck in my teeth!”

JP Steve
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Reply to  nighthawks
20 hours ago

Are you sure that’s Paris and not Pizza?

Voxx
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Reply to  nighthawks
18 hours ago

And Paris for the win.

mr_sherman
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Reply to  nighthawks
16 hours ago

NO!!
Too terrible to like. Sorry.

SusanSunshine
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Reply to  nighthawks
16 hours ago

It is a model, isn’t it?

It looks big enough to have a person in it
.. I sure hope it doesn’t!

DancingBuffalo
Reply to  SusanSunshine
6 hours ago

Yeah, RC plane…my brother used to play with them. Rather expensive hobby…much too expensive to run them into light poles.

SusanSunshine
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Reply to  DancingBuffalo
44 minutes ago

I figured it was RC, then I realized the size of it.

It’s probably not really quite big enough for a human pilot, but in some shots it looks it.

Still must cost thousands.

JP Steve
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Reply to  nighthawks
20 hours ago

“I want a Tin Roof Sundae and i want it NOW!”

SusanSunshine
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Reply to  JP Steve
15 hours ago

I suppose you want it hot, as well?

SusanSunshine
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Reply to  nighthawks
15 hours ago

Just in case….

you’d like more info…
This is Elizabeth Taylor and Paul Newman, in 1958, in a scene from “Cat on a Hot Tin Roof”.

BTW, that’s the year she turned 26, and he turned 33… I’m not sure how the date of the movie release lined up with their birthdays.

JP Steve
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Reply to  nighthawks
20 hours ago

Now do it again if they are “food” animals…

Tigressy
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Reply to  nighthawks
15 hours ago

Our cat lived much longer – in good health nearly until she crossed the rainbow-bridge…

SusanSunshine
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Reply to  nighthawks
15 hours ago

A chicken over about 4 years old, even running free on the farm, is basically a pet… no longer laying and considered too old to eat.
But a lot of people do keep them as part of the flock.

They eat bugs, teach the young hens, and sometimes lie on eggs, to help hatch chicks.

A chicken raised commercially for the supermarket is remarkably young when you buy it… Used to take 18 weeks to get big enough, but I think they’re well under half that now, due to the high protein food they eat.

Liverlips McCracken
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Reply to  nighthawks
14 hours ago

Why is it that her four-legged friend appears to be on skates?

SusanSunshine
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Reply to  Liverlips McCracken
14 hours ago

Ooh… I was typing while you posted… I may have just answered that.

SusanSunshine
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Reply to  nighthawks
14 hours ago

Search says this is Rue de I’Abreuvoir in Montmartre, Paris, in 1904, by an unknown photographer.

But look at the animal’s feet.

The resolution isn’t good enough to tell whether there are shadows there, or its paws are resting on little wheels.

So I was looking for a higher resolution image, or maybe someone who knew whether the little girl is walking a live dog, a bear cub, or a realistic toy bear on wheels, which was a popular toy at that time, for children lucky enough to own one .

I did find a few discussions, and discovered that I was not the only one wondering.

No one seemed to think it was a live cub, but the other two choices both had their defenders.

Voxx
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Reply to  nighthawks
18 hours ago

No picture of him in Spartacus … tsk tsk.

SusanSunshine
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Reply to  nighthawks
41 minutes ago

I was waiting for someone to say that, after I realized I blew my chance.

happyhappyhappy
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Reply to  nighthawks
19 hours ago

I hope that this is true.

SusanSunshine
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Reply to  nighthawks
14 hours ago

You’d think they could look out the window and realize the folly of betting against rain on any day in the UK, because regardless of how many predict the wrong location, there are bound to be some correct ones.

mr_sherman
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Reply to  nighthawks
16 hours ago

I learned most of these words meanings by how they were used in something I either read or heard. It’s nice to have a list like this to make their meaning more well defined.

SusanSunshine
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Reply to  nighthawks
15 hours ago

We seem to be a pretty educated group around here… I always thought that about GoComics too.

But visit YouTube, and read the comments, if you want to see what words people don’t know.

More_Cats_Than_Sense
Reply to  nighthawks
16 hours ago

Recognised him from the young picture.

Tigressy
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Reply to  More_Cats_Than_Sense
15 hours ago

Same.

SusanSunshine
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Reply to  More_Cats_Than_Sense
15 hours ago

Me too.

But usually there’s somebody who wants to.be sure…

so I’ll verify….
that this is Sylvester Stallone

DancingBuffalo
Reply to  More_Cats_Than_Sense
6 hours ago

Yeah, it’s that slightly crooked smile – I knew immediately.

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Reply to  DancingBuffalo
4 hours ago

For me it was the eyes.

SusanSunshine
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Reply to  crazeekatlady
37 minutes ago

Me too.
They droop towards the outside.

When you add the crooked smile there’s zero doubt.

Liverlips McCracken
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Reply to  nighthawks
14 hours ago

Based solely on the before photo, I gotta go

with
Sylvester Stallone.

Liverlips McCracken
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Reply to  Liverlips McCracken
14 hours ago

👍

happyhappyhappy
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Reply to  nighthawks
19 hours ago

Pony zoomies!

Tigressy
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Reply to  happyhappyhappy
15 hours ago

If the reason is the same as for cats’…
https://www.sciencefocus.com/nature/cat-zoomies-pooping

Arfside
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Reply to  nighthawks
6 hours ago

Looks like the old saying, “Feeling his oats!”

SusanSunshine
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Reply to  nighthawks
14 hours ago

Wowie!
I love this one!

Of course, IIRC, the ISS flies 250 feet up, and it’s about 350 feet long… the short side of a city block, or the long side, in a suburban development.

So… they get buzzed by something that looks like the ISS… but only 30(?) feet long, flying just over the rooftops… like 30 or 40 feet in the air…. hmmm…. sounds like a model … and someone pranking them.

But who would prank the Cliffords?
Who would prank their sweet innocent doggie…. cough cough…

Say, do white cats know how to fly remote control models?

Liverlips McCracken
Liverlips McCracken
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Reply to  SusanSunshine
14 hours ago

EWC. I’d make book on it.

More_Cats_Than_Sense
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16 hours ago

Field mouse asleep in a flower.

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More_Cats_Than_Sense
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16 hours ago

Mistle Thrush.

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Liverlips McCracken
Liverlips McCracken
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14 hours ago

As the ISS went over their heads, all I could hear was the Star Trek theme.

Arfside
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5 hours ago

Now that I have my “saber scar”, a friend sent me info on meds to clear up scars, because they worked on her c-sections. I told her, “You’re a young, pretty woman (she’s 50) so scars matter. I’m old and craggy. Guys use scars to mark events in their lives”. My sister ruefully agreed with the different standards.
My son was rehabbing a guy that tore his Achilles tendon when he was bending down putting away dishes. He turned, and felt a pop. My son told him, “Dude, you’ve got to come up with a better story than that to tell people!”
So… My name is Inigo Montoya….

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