Pictures taken at different times, the cat looks slightly fatter in the second picture. The cat is also in a different position which would make the ‘tail’ look different because of the angle it’s being viewed from, and the fur from the cats shoulder is making the ‘ear’ look different.
But it could be photoshopped, the pictures (I’ve seen at least one more of this cat and its ‘cat’) have been knocking around the web for a few years now.
From yesterday.
I suspect the people at ComicsKingdom.com may have changed the method again, because they have not disabled comments.
I offer as evidence in the spoiler box a screen snip of the first five comments on “Sally Forth” (the only comic I really read there) from yesterday.
Having no desire to join, I haven’t any idea of the method.
‘Sally Forth’; first five comments from yesterday.
You probably don’t need this now, but as I put it together…
I’m presuming you have shortcuts to get to the comics you read there, but as I don’t know how you’ve set them up I’ll go back to basics.
My shortcut to “Sally Forth” always brings up the route to the comment box so yours should too, but, as your attachment shows, bad programming abounds.
I used “Hagar The Horrible” today just because (Hagar is a female name by the way).
1) Go to the U.R.L. comicskingdom.com
2) Clear the aren’t-we-great pop up advertisement (if it shows up).
3) Click on the purple A–Z comics list box and select the comic you want.
4) If you get the “You’ve reached your monthly max…” box ignore it and click the calendar icon which will bring up a list of the most current dates of the comic (if the comic opened directly go to step 6)
5) Select the date you want.
6) Once selected, the comic will open; there is a “speech bubble” icon (again purple) at the lower left labeled “COMMENTS” that’s the icon you need (see below).
7) When the icon activates scroll down, and you will see the screen snip below (I decided to be pedantic, so I marked it).
8) I’m hoping step 8 is as simple as you logging in.
I replied before I saw your explanation below, I use Comics Kingdom out of Oregon, so l don’t have a limit, but I will try your method and see, it is a lot of steps though, are the commenters still as snarly as ever?
Today’s Songs:
‘Suite: Judy Blue Eyes,’ ‘Sunny Afternoon,’ ‘Sunny Days,’ and ‘Sunshine of Your Love,’ and the ‘Cheap Thrills Cuisine’ recipe ‘ Braised Lamb Shanks.’
Written in to the rules of a musical ‘suite’ and a play on ‘sweet-Judy-blue-eyes’; Judy Collins
Actually written in the morning. Then Prime Minister Harold Wilson’s tax policies are referenced in the opening line (link to the lyrics below the recipes).
‘Lighthouse’ was from Toronto and are definitely not an incarnation of ‘Edison Lighthouse’ from England.
Jack Bruce, Eric Clapton, Pete Brown, are credited Ginger Baker made up a ‘tom-tom’ drum beat (Jimi Hendrix directly influenced Jack Bruce’s riff).
I’ve heard of ‘fussy cooks’, but 2 3/8 inches?….a bit much. The shank: bottom of belly to either leg’s knee; back end and 3/4 up the belly to either leg’s knee; front end. The recipe sounds good, but I still like my ‘Baked Orange Lamb Steaks’ better; recipe below.
From: “Woman’s Day Collector’s Cook Book (revised and enlarged)
Published by: Simon and Schuster, New York
SBN: 671-21986-3
BAKED ORANGE LAMB STEAKS
2 lamb steaks, trimmed of excess fat
1 teaspoon salt
2 medium oranges, sliced
2 tablespoons brown sugar
1 tablespoon grated orange rind
1/2 teaspoon ginger
1/4 teaspoon cloves
1 teaspoon dried mint flakes
1/4 cup melted butter
Cut lamb steaks in half and arrange in shallow baking dish.
Sprinkle with salt; top with oranges.
Pour mixture of remaining ingredients over steaks.
Bake in moderate oven (325 °F.) about 40 minutes, basting often.
Notes from me:
A 9” deep dish pie plate works just fine for cooking.
Cover the pie plate with tinfoil and crimp the edges. This keeps the moisture in and there’s no need to baste.
I never peel the oranges before slicing, the rinds cook thoroughly and add a contrasting tart taste to the dish.
Leave out the mint leaves (or not) and this works really well for pork chops too.
I replied to your soup-recipe request on yesterday’s post, but here it is again:
Put chicken or chicken-parts into a pot
Add onions to taste (ginger too if you wish)
Add a pinch of salt
Just cover with water
Cover the pot
Bring to a boil
Let it simmer for 15 minutes
Turn off the heat
Let it sit as is for half an hour (or longer)
Take out the chicken and bone it – it’s fully cooked, but still juicy, use it in ragout or with any condiments or for sandwiches or add noodles
The soup is delicious as is, but you may add some pumpkin, cut in bite-sized pieces, and some freshly ground black pepper
You may use the bones to make soup, too – collect them in a bag in the freezer.
I DID miss it, so thanks for reposting …
However, it sounds like too much trouble to me 🙁
I like those chicken noodle soup mixes ( just add water and chicken!)
Daniel Boone, frontiersman
Marie Antoinette (Queen of France)
K. D. Lang (singer / born in Alberta)
James Polk (11th U.S. president)
Warren G. Harding (29th U.S. president)
Stefanie Powers (actress)
Burt Lancaster (actor)
Ray Walston (actor)
And me.
All of the above were born on this day.
good god, Alex! —– you should have spoken up earlier—-Susan LOVES to throw parties!///
in case she doesn’t throw an after-the-fact b-day party, let me at least wish your birthday
to be a happy one, possibly except for Stefanie and K.D. (still alive) I’m sure your birthday will be happier than these folks you mentioned who share your birthday.
But she can hear them. I’m sure that what Tigressy intended was for the music to be played for Stel. Perhaps they can put headphones on her, or put ear buds in, so that the tunes can be played from something with web access.
.
Every once in a while you have got to get a good butt scratch in. 🙂
A LINK TO THE STORY BEHIND THIS PHOTOGRAPH
There are more pictures too.
Nice!
2 NOSES!
…
“Negbah ” By: Itzu Rimmer
,.
I would point out that his knickerbockers are buckled below his knees.
I’l bet he starting to memorize jokes from Captain Billy’s Whiz-Bang.
Lupin!
aka daleandkristen
Georgia said it’s been 2 years already.
NOSE!
find the cat
thanks, alexi!
No.
Yeson the 2nd time.
2nd time’s the charm for me too.
You will.
Ignore the 10 seconds.
That’s just hype to get page views.
Oops… You already did!
Congrats.
Hope you don’t mind if I leave my comment there for others.
Please! 🙂
Susan, FYI, Alex’s birthday is November 2
I know but he presented it to me as a quiz, instead of telling me, and when I asked him by email if it was ok to celebrate it he never answered.
How about it Alexi?
Do you want a party… either a belated one this time, or next year?
Right now, we still owe one to Arfside…
I put them off because of StelBel.
I need to know what everybody thinks about resuming, cos we have another coming up later this month.
And they won’t be the same, until Stel comes back with all her contributions.
I say suspend them for awhile…
Same here.
I made that statement before I began looking, then found it almost immediately.
Yeah.
He’s blending in but not really hiding.
Yes. Being up top helped.
No, but I like this time limit. I always feel to rushed to do these, but I can certainly spend 10 seconds on it ☺.
You’d rather not find it than go over the time limit?
Just curious.
It gives me an excuse to move on. I’ve been visiting C&C before going to work, so time is limited. That all changes after tomorrow. ☺
Yay!
I found it!
I got it fairly close after the 10 second point :: I, at least, started at the correct end for once!
…
.
The shark’s name is Bruce.
The humans?
Robert Shaw and Steven Spielberg.
Bite’m in he butt, Bruce!
“We need a bigger toothbrush.”
Monkey likes to live dangerously.
Funny!
2 NOSES!!
Oh right… Two different cats have that marking.
(It’s not the same cat… look at the tail and left ear of the supposed cat-shaped marking, and the stripes behind one real kitty’s ear.)
It’s starting to look like there are some sort of Photoshop stencils you can use to create popular images.
Pictures taken at different times, the cat looks slightly fatter in the second picture. The cat is also in a different position which would make the ‘tail’ look different because of the angle it’s being viewed from, and the fur from the cats shoulder is making the ‘ear’ look different.
But it could be photoshopped, the pictures (I’ve seen at least one more of this cat and its ‘cat’) have been knocking around the web for a few years now.
I think you may just be right.
NOSE!
From yesterday.
I suspect the people at ComicsKingdom.com may have changed the method again, because they have not disabled comments.
I offer as evidence in the spoiler box a screen snip of the first five comments on “Sally Forth” (the only comic I really read there) from yesterday.
Having no desire to join, I haven’t any idea of the method.
Alexi, I don’t get your point.
I mentioned yesterday that Comics Kingdom disabled their comments—
and Alex pointed out they didn’t…
you’re right., of course….what they changed was the means of access—rather hidden, I must say
You probably don’t need this now, but as I put it together…
I’m presuming you have shortcuts to get to the comics you read there, but as I don’t know how you’ve set them up I’ll go back to basics.
My shortcut to “Sally Forth” always brings up the route to the comment box so yours should too, but, as your attachment shows, bad programming abounds.
I used “Hagar The Horrible” today just because (Hagar is a female name by the way).
1) Go to the U.R.L. comicskingdom.com
2) Clear the aren’t-we-great pop up advertisement (if it shows up).
3) Click on the purple A–Z comics list box and select the comic you want.
4) If you get the “You’ve reached your monthly max…” box ignore it and click the calendar icon which will bring up a list of the most current dates of the comic (if the comic opened directly go to step 6)
5) Select the date you want.
6) Once selected, the comic will open; there is a “speech bubble” icon (again purple) at the lower left labeled “COMMENTS” that’s the icon you need (see below).
7) When the icon activates scroll down, and you will see the screen snip below (I decided to be pedantic, so I marked it).
8) I’m hoping step 8 is as simple as you logging in.
How are you seeing comments, are you a member, I am not paying to see more comics, GC is enough
I replied before I saw your explanation below, I use Comics Kingdom out of Oregon, so l don’t have a limit, but I will try your method and see, it is a lot of steps though, are the commenters still as snarly as ever?
‘Suite: Judy Blue Eyes,’ ‘Sunny Afternoon,’ ‘Sunny Days,’ and ‘Sunshine of Your Love,’ and the ‘Cheap Thrills Cuisine’ recipe ‘ Braised Lamb Shanks.’
Written in to the rules of a musical ‘suite’ and a play on ‘sweet-Judy-blue-eyes’; Judy Collins
Actually written in the morning. Then Prime Minister Harold Wilson’s tax policies are referenced in the opening line (link to the lyrics below the recipes).
‘Lighthouse’ was from Toronto and are definitely not an incarnation of ‘Edison Lighthouse’ from England.
Jack Bruce, Eric Clapton, Pete Brown, are credited Ginger Baker made up a ‘tom-tom’ drum beat (Jimi Hendrix directly influenced Jack Bruce’s riff).
I’ve heard of ‘fussy cooks’, but 2 3/8 inches?….a bit much. The shank: bottom of belly to either leg’s knee; back end and 3/4 up the belly to either leg’s knee; front end. The recipe sounds good, but I still like my ‘Baked Orange Lamb Steaks’ better; recipe below.
From: “Woman’s Day Collector’s Cook Book (revised and enlarged)
Published by: Simon and Schuster, New York
SBN: 671-21986-3
BAKED ORANGE LAMB STEAKS
2 lamb steaks, trimmed of excess fat
1 teaspoon salt
2 medium oranges, sliced
2 tablespoons brown sugar
1 tablespoon grated orange rind
1/2 teaspoon ginger
1/4 teaspoon cloves
1 teaspoon dried mint flakes
1/4 cup melted butter
Cut lamb steaks in half and arrange in shallow baking dish.
Sprinkle with salt; top with oranges.
Pour mixture of remaining ingredients over steaks.
Bake in moderate oven (325 °F.) about 40 minutes, basting often.
Notes from me:
A 9” deep dish pie plate works just fine for cooking.
Cover the pie plate with tinfoil and crimp the edges. This keeps the moisture in and there’s no need to baste.
I never peel the oranges before slicing, the rinds cook thoroughly and add a contrasting tart taste to the dish.
Leave out the mint leaves (or not) and this works really well for pork chops too.
LYRICS TO “SUNNY AFTERNOON
“I’ve heard of ‘fussy cooks’, but 2 3/8 inches?….a bit much” says the master of decimal digits…
That equals 6 cm, plain and easy.
By definition one inch is exactly 2.54 centimetres so 2 3/8 (.375) inches is: 2.54 cm/in ×2.375 in =6.032 cm not 6 centimetres.
6 cm. As I wrote.
I bow to the master of decimal digits – not.
How sharp are your knives?
As a past mathematics instructor used to tell the class, “There’s no arguing with a definition.”
So 2.375 inches is 6.0325 centimetres; period.
Please – Have you ever considered this having been a metric recipe transferred?
Some very good tunes and one fabulous one: Sunshine of Your Love.
Just three guys figuring out how to make the job go.
I love the dance compilations ☺
@nighthawks
I replied to your soup-recipe request on yesterday’s post, but here it is again:
Put chicken or chicken-parts into a pot
Add onions to taste (ginger too if you wish)
Add a pinch of salt
Just cover with water
Cover the pot
Bring to a boil
Let it simmer for 15 minutes
Turn off the heat
Let it sit as is for half an hour (or longer)
Take out the chicken and bone it – it’s fully cooked, but still juicy, use it in ragout or with any condiments or for sandwiches or add noodles
The soup is delicious as is, but you may add some pumpkin, cut in bite-sized pieces, and some freshly ground black pepper
You may use the bones to make soup, too – collect them in a bag in the freezer.
I DID miss it, so thanks for reposting …
However, it sounds like too much trouble to me 🙁
I like those chicken noodle soup mixes ( just add water and chicken!)
But you have to open the package first – not easier than roughly cutting up an onion…
Daniel Boone, frontiersman
Marie Antoinette (Queen of France)
K. D. Lang (singer / born in Alberta)
James Polk (11th U.S. president)
Warren G. Harding (29th U.S. president)
Stefanie Powers (actress)
Burt Lancaster (actor)
Ray Walston (actor)
And me.
All of the above were born on this day.
good god, Alex! —– you should have spoken up earlier—-Susan LOVES to throw parties!///
in case she doesn’t throw an after-the-fact b-day party, let me at least wish your birthday
to be a happy one, possibly except for Stefanie and K.D. (still alive) I’m sure your birthday will be happier than these folks you mentioned who share your birthday.
I answered you above, when you said it was Alexi’s birthday, before I saw this post.
Hope you’ll read it.
sorry!
HAPPY BIRTHDAY, ALEX!
Happy birthday, Alexi…
See the question I posed to you above, in my answer to Nighthawks, before I saw this post.
I love Ray Walston!
Since StelBel loves The Beatles, too…
Unfortunately, she can’t see our posts.
But she can hear them. I’m sure that what Tigressy intended was for the music to be played for Stel. Perhaps they can put headphones on her, or put ear buds in, so that the tunes can be played from something with web access.
Oh, I really wish it were like that.
She’s in a hospital, with busy nurses.
She doesn’t have a computer or a tablet, or anything with web access… or full time visitors.
#download #sister
Cookie went to the vet today for her teeth cleaning. She’s still a very groggy doggie.
But now, no doubt, her breath is minty fresh.