o_O?

[ickaimp]

My roommates left me a present today.
A dead mockingbird in the kitchen, next to the food dish.
... I think that might have been a hint. Dunno... are cats usually that subtle? >^.^<

-thinking this will prolly slip into a fic somewhere. ¬_¬

*wanders off to drink cold meds*

PS: This was covered before, but No, we will not friend people just to read SoG. >_< Please do not ask.

Comments

subtle...

[poe-nui.livejournal.com]

That beats the lizard-tail in the living room...
*snickers*
You better listen to your room-mate, I'd hate to think what else might turn-up.

*grins*

...pondering where that might be used in a fic... *grins*

Re: subtle...

[ickaimp.livejournal.com]

Would actually prefer the lizard tail. Less mess caused by feathers. ^__^

Well... Al's always calling Kid 'Kitty', and since he's being sho nice to the cat burgler, s'only fair that Kitty bring him presents, ne? *Evil Grin*

Voices instert a comment about Ed shouting at Kid to get his balls out of Al's feet, but I'm not touching that. one. (juggling balls!! JUGGLING!)

Re: subtle...

[poe-nui.livejournal.com]

*choke*
You'd think I would have learned by now not to read and drink at the same time... *snicker*

[iori-baine.livejournal.com]

I used to own a cat that was quite the hunter, despite the lack of claws. One time, she caught a squirrel, but it was only stunned, and when it tried to escape, she decided to show that she meant buisness... and crunched on it's skull.

As for that bird, it's just as likely to be a present. I never did get that part of the cat mind.

[ickaimp.livejournal.com]

Our dogs in the backyard and our cats in the front yard used to have a contest every summer, who could catch the most young mockingbirds. ^^;;
Was usually a tie, but always easier to get the birds away from the dogs than the cats... the dogs would bring the bodies to us. #^^#

[mariechar.livejournal.com]

ah.. you covered it before...?
Saw wee....

okey dokey