Although Caturday is sacrosanct, even I admit that there are some things more important than kittehs. For 2010 I wish all of us whirled peas.
A new year’s wish
January 2, 2010 • 6:13 am
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I call Photoshop!
OK, it took me a few seconds …
And a very happy new year to you.
Goats on fire!
No Jesus, No Peas
I’m not a native english speaker but i got it… a bit corny though!
Sacrosanct “caturday’? Please explain the sacro and the sanct.
So when’s the podcast?
There used to be a children’s clothing store in Harvard Square that at Christmas had a window display entitled “Peas on Earth”. It had an idyllic snow-covered scene below, but the peas descending from above were large, and had evil, menacing expressions. Their alien-ness was reinforced by the green color– kind of reminiscent of the scene in the movie Independence Day when the alien ships descended and hovered over the Earth’s cities.
Whirled peas and a harpy New York, all!
World peace would be absolutely delicious.
It’s best served warm, I would imagine.
I love a good pun.
Sadly, kittehs do not care about whirled peas–nor any other vegetables.
Are kittehs then proper objects of devotion? I will not accept their opinions upon the matter, btw.
Glen Davidson
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You obviously haven’t met my sister’s green bean eating tomcat.
Try looking for broccoli and kitten on YouTube/ICHC.
Oooh, I love a good pun, and by good I mean groaningly bad: this, at least this early in the year, is the year’s best: whirled peas, with picture to match! There is now more than the obvious reasons I return to this blog (my bad sense of humour?)
Whirled peas? Ha! They look graphically enhanced, but still, they make an interesting image.