Nice. Not heard that for a while
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Nice. Not heard that for a while
Crumb was a great collector of blues and hillbilly type music on 78. Also a top artist. This is a 2 cd set he had input in and did the artwork
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Well, I think visiting time is over now, just beginning to rain, two visitors, the timid one and the big black monster. This time he didn't do the mic drop. But he looks funny with milk all over his (or her) black face.
Little timid one back for the second time today:
https://c8.staticflickr.com/9/8728/2...261363a3_z.jpgDSCF0350 by A60man, on Flickr
Monster arrived, I'm sure little timid one was chased off by him.
https://c7.staticflickr.com/9/8758/2...df259f03_z.jpgDSCF0354 by A60man, on Flickr
He certainly looks like he is dominating the situation.
Absolutely, Little timid one here first this morning, then the monster. He did the mic drop again. Cheeky so and so.
Maybe he is kicking the bowls off the roof to make it easier for you to retrieve them and fill them up again? Cats can be thoughtful like that.
Quite possibly.
I'm thinking of trying to tame little timid one to become a house cat.
Need to scare the big un away so the other feels comfortable
Think the big un might scare me away! Remember Fred Flinstone putting out the pet:Quote:
Originally Posted by struth
https://youtu.be/GJu8RreAGnM
Link goes to a old guy get fit vid... Lol
Strange, just clicked it and it went to Fred F:
https://youtu.be/GJu8RreAGnM
I wonder if this will work
https://www.youtube.com/embed/GJu8RreAGnM
That Worked Wilma ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by spendorman
Liked the flintstones back in the day. Kids are too sophisticated now for such i guess...all those playstations etc to blame
You can get ultra sonic repellers for cats.. My one can be set for cats and has a long mains lead. You can set it up and if you see the one you dont want flick switch.. It goes away and you can leave it off for the good one. It will get the message and not come back. Some are quite sophisticated.
Mine is in loft for birds. Has reduced the problem although it would be more use if i could use all the other bits. Probably needing a new one. There is a setting for different animals you wish to target
Thank you, might look into that. As for birds in the loft, I wouldn't like that, can't something be done?
Do they do wife ones? :)Quote:
Originally Posted by struth
Dunno how they are getting in alas.. Even in pitch dark you cant see any daylight through a crack.. They are sneaky buggers lol... This thing has helped a lot so might get an upgraded one. Only using the u sonic bit as dont want to scare myself lol. Sentinals on amazon..lots of differing modelsQuote:
Originally Posted by spendorman
Once they've nested you cant move them by law
I will work on that;)Quote:
Originally Posted by walpurgis
Yep if you were to turf them out they would be straight down the local police station to file a complaint. Right bunch of grasses, the birds..Quote:
Originally Posted by struth
The dark monster is sunbathing on the top of the shed, little timid one quietly got onto the shed roof without monster noticing, she then thought again about this and jumped down leaving dark monster resting. Monster didn't notice anything.
A change from the moggies. Here's my pooch Tippy. Taken a few minutes ago from the back step. :)
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Windows 2011
https://c1.staticflickr.com/9/8817/2...5f2c9e62_z.jpgWindows 2011 by A60man, on Flickr
The late Tiddles inside
The Monster, it's had food today, seems like it thinks not enough:
https://c1.staticflickr.com/9/8739/2...902683a7_z.jpgDSCF0414 by A60man, on Flickr
Big cat. Looks content too so not wild.
He's ace.
There used to be an enormous cat round my way who would just wander in and sit by the fire, purring away. Sometimes he would go upstairs for a kip. No idea who he belonged to, I just let him get on with it.
If there is an afterlife I've always said I'm coming back as a cat.
Ace photo - 'look at me I'm hard as bricks'.
:)
Blimey, can that be comfortable, does my backside look big!
https://c8.staticflickr.com/8/7654/2...f3f24ba9_z.jpgDSCF0416 by A60man, on Flickr
My cat was not much smaller than him but he used to sleep on a window ledge three inches across. And then fall off. He would also sleep on my bed at night, back to back with me. That was disconcerting the first time in happened. I woke up in the middle of the night aware that someone was lying right up against me. Since I live alone this was a real WTF! moment. As I say, he was a big cat and it really felt like a person was next to me.
Yes, know what you mean, the late Tiddles was a big cat, loved to sleep on my bed, sometimes with her head on my hand. Miss her.Quote:
Originally Posted by Macca
My cat used to fall off the upstairs window ledge a lot. she fell asleep and moved then a bang as she hit the coal bunker's metal roof. 10 foot drop but it didnt seem to phase her much.
They always fall on their feet!Quote:
Originally Posted by struth
They do look embarrassed if they know you have seen them. They are quite complex creatures, more so than they are commonly given credit for.
Back in 1990 I was living in a house with 5 mates and one got a kitten. Little thing, perfectly marked with black and green tiger stripes, she looked like she was wearing a Vietnam era Special Forces camo suit. I used to play fight with her and we would chase each other around the house (which was large) and jump out from doorways and that. The cat would actually initiate this game by whacking me on the leg while I was watching telly or something and then running off. Used to go up the curtains too, that would have us in stitches.
Years later when I visited my friend she still remembered me and sat with me the whole time I was there.
Did the kitten follow you up the curtains Martin?.......Quote:
Originally Posted by Macca
LovelyQuote:
Originally Posted by Macca
Occasionally ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Ian7633
That's clever, but my late Tiddles was a mechanic. Will look for pic!Quote:
Originally Posted by struth
Tiddles the Mechanic:
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Looking keenly at those battery connections lol.
Not many cars kept the spare there Alex.... Remember an alfa and a renault doing that. Certainly kept the rubber up to temp.
'It's f**ked, that is, mate.'Quote:
Originally Posted by spendorman
That only a multimeter temporarily connected, one can just see it hanging down. It's actually a convenient place for the tyre, doesn't seem to get hot there. Renault engine in the Volvo, not bad actually.Quote:
Originally Posted by struth
Che Che when she was a little younger but still old
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Originally called Pebbles, but answered to cheche and it stuck
Yes, most things suffered if Tiddles sat on them.Quote:
Originally Posted by Macca
We had an intruder in the kitchen, big black cat, came through the cat flap to eat Tiddles food.
There was a bit of an argument, big black cat decided to go out the cat flap.
Halfway out, Tiddles attacked, clever Tiddles.
Big black cat never came in again!
Lovely.Quote:
Originally Posted by struth
Thanks, yes she was a looker. Big bugger too. A lot of fluff under that hairy coat too. Vicious though when it suited her.
Was she fixing the cat-alytic converter?.............oh I'm sorry but someone was going to say it :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by spendorman
Mine didn't have a vicious bone in his body. He was like a teddy bear. I had to fight his battles for him.
lol! No, and I'm dogmatic about this!Quote:
Originally Posted by Ian7633
Actually, car is so old, no catalytic converter on it, just a cat.