So true, Puck. If everything went right then Vicar McMahon wouldn’t have any gruesome murders to investigate. Remember what happened during the last episode in the cheese rolling contest? ::shudder::
Good morning and happy Monday/Funday, orbsters and orbabies. I’m not sure what channel Vicar McMahon is on, but Father Brown is on BBC Canada on Sunday evenings. His little parish is a murder magnet, too!
Off to the hospital today to meet with the chemotherapy oncologist.
And I’m off to find funding to take my oldest daughter, Jora, for further Autism testing in Ft. Worth. She got about half the testing done here on Saturday but the psychiatrist wants to finish testing her as soon as possible. It’ll be great to have an official diagnosis.
A village church needed a new bell-ringer. The vicar placed an ad in the paper, and next day a man showed up— carrying the paper in his mouth! He had no arms! He spat out the paper and said, “I know what you’re thinking, Vicar, but I’m an amazing bell-ringer! I just use my head!”
He ran up the steps of the tower, and commenced banging his noggin on the bells, bong-bong-BONG-bong, when he slipped, and plunged to his death. The village constable heard the ruckus, and came running up. “Who is this?” he cried.
“Well, I don’t know his name,” replied the vicar, “but his face rings a bell!”
Hey Georgia, I would love to see you do an animal based TV murder mystery show like your soap opera “Our IX Lives”. It could be a cross between a British murder mystery and “All Creatures Great and Small”.
Perhaps there’s a crime wave in Viejo Gato… and Bandit and Kit have to investigate. Aided by Paisley, who is getting clues from Beyond—but that only puts her in greater danger! =)
I have rearranged the remaining magnets on my fridge. So far, so good (they have been safely in the same place for at least 24 hours now). I took a picture:
https://imgur.com/g7CW0Os
The magnets used to be all over the door to the freezer compartment in the area around them that is now bare.
The amazing thing about these shows is how many actually end up being killed in one area. If this was reality the goverment might have intervened, or at least some kind of investigation would have been made into why so many killings take place within such a small community.
Jungle Empress over 6 years ago
I love how Puck is just propped up on the Woman’s belly. Most comfy spot for watching British murder mysteries!
Even the way he drinks from a mug is adorable. Oh, Pucky~
butler2jc over 6 years ago
love british mysteries. and would be even better curled up with pucky :-)
MrsXandamere over 6 years ago
My cat can confirm – preggo belly is perfect for snuggling. If only it didn’t kick her!
Sue Ellen over 6 years ago
Bell ringers you say? Are we perhaps headed towards Midsomer County?
Rosette over 6 years ago
Oooh, oooh! Baby is on the way!!
Lady Bri over 6 years ago
We’re getting closer to sugar and spice and chicken fried rice.. ;D
Kim Metzger Premium Member over 6 years ago
Who will figure out whodunit first, Pucky or the woman?
knight1192a over 6 years ago
Would have been even funnier if Puck had said most gruesome murders.
McColl34 Premium Member over 6 years ago
Lupin, please! If you miss the first ten minutes you’re lost for the rest of the show!
Sionyx over 6 years ago
So the almost-New Baby isn’t as talkative as the soon-to-be big brother? He was saying Hi to Pucky back during the last British mystery bings.
cat19632001 over 6 years ago
That looks like such a comfy, fuzzy blanket.
cat19632001 over 6 years ago
So true, Puck. If everything went right then Vicar McMahon wouldn’t have any gruesome murders to investigate. Remember what happened during the last episode in the cheese rolling contest? ::shudder::
tricksterson over 6 years ago
“Vicar McMahon’s Gruesome Murders”. Gotta appreciate the subtlety of the title.
catmom1360 over 6 years ago
What’s that on Pucky’s arm? Looks like a white bracelet.
catmom1360 over 6 years ago
What’s that on Pucky’s arm? Looks like a white bracelet.
wolfiiig over 6 years ago
Sound’s great! What channel is the Vicar McMahon series on?
FrannieL Premium Member over 6 years ago
I wonder how Lupin knows what Puck said.
ladykat over 6 years ago
Good morning and happy Monday/Funday, orbsters and orbabies. I’m not sure what channel Vicar McMahon is on, but Father Brown is on BBC Canada on Sunday evenings. His little parish is a murder magnet, too!
Off to the hospital today to meet with the chemotherapy oncologist.
lightoftriumph over 6 years ago
Oh my god… I know what you did! You slapped together Father Brown with an episode of Midsommer Murders! I Remember that episode!
I AM CARTOON LADY! over 6 years ago
Oh my cat! This sounds rather impossibly exciting! I say, purr-chance you can tell us more, Pucky old chap?
shaunnmunn over 6 years ago
I think we could all use a fuzzy blanket like Woman’s, only instead of hearts & flowers, have all the BCN kitties! Talk about CO——ZY! :-D
Blessings, Mega Orb, Georgia (and her personal orb), and all who need boops & bumps!!!
Love, >^.,.^<
ehuss Premium Member over 6 years ago
Sounds like a knockoff of the Father Dowling Mysteries.
betsypoe over 6 years ago
<3 Puck
Font Lady Premium Member over 6 years ago
And I’m off to find funding to take my oldest daughter, Jora, for further Autism testing in Ft. Worth. She got about half the testing done here on Saturday but the psychiatrist wants to finish testing her as soon as possible. It’ll be great to have an official diagnosis.
steverinoCT over 6 years ago
A village church needed a new bell-ringer. The vicar placed an ad in the paper, and next day a man showed up— carrying the paper in his mouth! He had no arms! He spat out the paper and said, “I know what you’re thinking, Vicar, but I’m an amazing bell-ringer! I just use my head!”
He ran up the steps of the tower, and commenced banging his noggin on the bells, bong-bong-BONG-bong, when he slipped, and plunged to his death. The village constable heard the ruckus, and came running up. “Who is this?” he cried.
“Well, I don’t know his name,” replied the vicar, “but his face rings a bell!”
dstarfire over 6 years ago
Ewwww, a preggie and British dramas, two signs of the of the modern apocalypse (overpopulation and media manipulation)
Andrew Sleeth over 6 years ago
Erudite felines only watch Inspector Morse.
Daeder over 6 years ago
Hey Georgia, I would love to see you do an animal based TV murder mystery show like your soap opera “Our IX Lives”. It could be a cross between a British murder mystery and “All Creatures Great and Small”.
lpayne.1632 Premium Member over 6 years ago
Perhaps there’s a crime wave in Viejo Gato… and Bandit and Kit have to investigate. Aided by Paisley, who is getting clues from Beyond—but that only puts her in greater danger! =)
Maizing over 6 years ago
I have rearranged the remaining magnets on my fridge. So far, so good (they have been safely in the same place for at least 24 hours now). I took a picture:
https://imgur.com/g7CW0Os
The magnets used to be all over the door to the freezer compartment in the area around them that is now bare.
Tue Elung-Jensen over 6 years ago
The amazing thing about these shows is how many actually end up being killed in one area. If this was reality the goverment might have intervened, or at least some kind of investigation would have been made into why so many killings take place within such a small community.
deadheadzan over 6 years ago
Love those British mystery show!