I have been trying to set an example of why you dodo's should NOT get involved with swinging from branch to branch of family trees!!!! It will wind up driving you nuts
digging up old ancestors to ask them questions about who did what to whom and why..... and did they leave any evidence (or notes - or photo's - or bibles, ledgers, journals, etc.....) To lighten things up here is a video of crazy dachshunds having a poolside party.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6p3Np16M9OM
Peace to all of you...
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..............digging up old ancestors to ask them questions.............
And what do you do when the questioning has finished?
........and there was an Oirish Garda (Fuzzman) who asked his recently dug up suspect what he was doing the night before.
And what do you do when the questioning has finished?
........and there was an Oirish Garda (Fuzzman) who asked his recently dug up suspect what he was doing the night before.
Sometimes I just run!!!!
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Dude that cat just totally gave up on you🙂
And a nice cappy renovation🙂 did it work out well?
And a nice cappy renovation🙂 did it work out well?
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[What on earth is that cat using??? 🙄 I want some!😉]
A friend demonstrated just how good some old small cinema Western amps could be by changing the caps, front end iron (to best quality Tamura) and small changes to the power supplies. They looked like dumpster products, but were very very good - and quiet - amps when driving WE horns. Had them at home for a while driving H2 horns..........great amps!🙂
A friend demonstrated just how good some old small cinema Western amps could be by changing the caps, front end iron (to best quality Tamura) and small changes to the power supplies. They looked like dumpster products, but were very very good - and quiet - amps when driving WE horns. Had them at home for a while driving H2 horns..........great amps!🙂
that cat is one of two brothers , being now around 1.5 yr old/young
they have enormous sponge behavior/character when you take them ..... really big mollies
however , there are facts of proper cat behavior , too ;
one adores sleeping in lazy bag , another one hates even sound of lazy bag insides
etc.
I have pictures of them in my blog , sleeping on A class amp , whatever part of year it is
they have enormous sponge behavior/character when you take them ..... really big mollies
however , there are facts of proper cat behavior , too ;
one adores sleeping in lazy bag , another one hates even sound of lazy bag insides
etc.
I have pictures of them in my blog , sleeping on A class amp , whatever part of year it is
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When you live in real squalor, it helps to have a cat that can handle the rats not just the mice.
I had a friend who worked in a deli in Boston's north end, every morning they had to cut the rat nibblings off of the cheese and hams and they kept a loaded 22 in the wine cellar to pick off the bold ones.
A couple of decades ago, MC cat would have been worth a million bucks in the barrios of Medellin.
Back in 1969 I moved into a large Georgian house in Ireland where the local farmer had left many tons of sugar beet within 20 yds of the house. NOTHING attracts rats quite like sugar beet.
We had an old room of carpet propped against a corner of an empty store room. We had some friends in - all of whom had dogs in their cars and my parents in law were also with us. Mother in Law left the room and very quickly returned saying that she had just seen an enormous rat in the hallway.
The others got their dogs (3 Labs and assorted spaniels + my own Lab & Pointer!). The rat was soon on the move and got into the roll of old carpet; the dogs were kept away.........
Now I had a 9.5mm (trench mortar ballistics) Mannlicher rifle and pointing it downward, 270 grains of lead at 1800 fps solved the rat problem. 😎 [I knew that there was no plumbing /electricity in that corner.]
That is the sort of squalor in which I lived for a (short) while! 😉
