Recent Comments

1. about 13 hours ago on Breaking Cat News

   My skull is thick so it just sank in for me that Baba Mouse has tusks… New found respect for the Baba. (Also, is that a tiny mouse mic holder on her ‘lapel’?)

2. 2 days ago on Breaking Cat News

   He’ll be fine, its soft and warm and I’m sure there’s some kibble and snack fragments amongst all that fur. Its magically delicious, Seamus.

3. 4 days ago on Breaking Cat News

   telemarketers

4. 4 days ago on Breaking Cat News

   Only for emergencies eh? Well then forget it because Seamus is definitely not emerging.

5. 4 days ago on Banana Triangle

   Inscrutable spirits of enigma, please bestow even a fraction of a clue…

6. 7 days ago on Breaking Cat News

   Seamus is lucky its just a domesticated indoor vacuum. Had that been a feral wet/dry he’d be the core of a giant debris ball!!

7. 8 days ago on Swan Eaters

   Darn, I really wanted them to be his “power” blockers, that kept his arcane ability in check… The wet blanket of pragmatism soddenly smothers my hopes… again. ;-)

   Thanks G. Dunn for the in chime!

8. 8 days ago on Swan Eaters

   When they shot the miracle Max scenes, they had to substitute a Wesley dummy, because Cary Elwes could not stop laughing at Billy Crystal, then they had to shoot it several more time because Billy Crystal couldn’t quit laughing at Carol Kane.

9. 13 days ago on Breaking Cat News

   yes

10. 17 days ago on Breaking Cat News

    " In its earliest form, Monterey Jack was made by 18th-century Franciscan friars of Monterey, Alta California. California land speculator and businessman David Jacks sold the cheese commercially. He produced a mild white cheese that came to be known eponymously as “Jacks’ Cheese” and eventually “Monterey Jack”." Wiki