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Dear eBay customers: gee, sorry, I'd love to package and ship your stuff, but...
lordmarcovan
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... there seems to be something in the way right now.
(Seriously, though, everybody who's paid up on eBay had their stuff shipped yesterday.)
(Seriously, though, everybody who's paid up on eBay had their stuff shipped yesterday.)
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Speaking of semi-OT photo posts, I added a picture of Victoria to the collection thread over on the Darkside, where you'd asked about one. (Not exactly new but newER, anyway.)
Worry is the interest you pay on a debt you may not owe.
I'm reminded of Johnny Carson's response to Ms. Gabor's question on the Late Show once......"move that darn cat!"
Too many positive BST transactions with too many members to list.
She just returned from the vet the other day, after we got her repaired. (i.e., "fixed"). So she has a shaved belly and is currently snoozin' out on top of the remnants of my love token collection. Hasn't moved since the picture was taken. She's recovering nicely and resting up before she goes all Ninjacat again and resumes bug hunting.
PS- for any of you who ever got an envelope from me that had cat hair stuck to the tape, or heaven forbid, inside one of the coin flips, wonder no more. Mystery solved.
<< <i>Usually, the sound of a can openner will get a cat to quickly move.
Yep. That did the trick. Just opened a can of soup for my lunch and I was suddenly besieged. There was a multiple-cat frenzy goin' on around my ankles.
Not a very well behaved one, either. Started hissin' at each other. (Not baby Poofie, but the others.) I had to (gently) kick Lily the orange one away.
Somebody please salvage this hopelessly OT thread by posting a coin with a cat of some kind on it.
Edit- oh, hey- I've got one.
No, wait... two, actually.
This second one an Anglo-Gallic "Leopard" denier of Edward I "Longshanks".
(Yes, that's a cat, or some 13th century die engraver's impression of a leopard, anyway.)
so if non-usa coins is off-topic on the darkside
animals are what, wildside?
it is hilarious that animals almost always want to sleep right where we focus a lot of our attention. guess they figure if that spot is good enough for our attention, it is good enough for them to sleep safe?
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I have two dogs, one a year old and the other one is 15 - they are so much better at cleaning up in the kitchen than all my kids are.
<< <i>She's got some nice subtle whites, i'd grade her MS64. >>
I don't know, the milk spots might down grade some.
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<< <i>She's got some nice subtle whites, i'd grade her MS64. >>
I don't know, the milk spots might down grade some.
how about the toning around the edges?
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This is Jasmine - we got her from the local animal shelter a year ago when she was about five months old. She's fit in fine with our other three cats (and two German Shepherds).
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<< <i>Gee, I wonder why the LED panel on my printer is flashing the message: "OUTPUT TRAY FULL"?
This is Jasmine - we got her from the local animal shelter a year ago when she was about five months old. She's fit in fine with our other three cats (and two German Shepherds). >>
She's gorgeous.
Looks like our big Maine Coon cat, Tater, who disappeared in December.
Ladymarcovan just looked at that picture and said, "Awww, Tater!!!"
I fear this thread is beyond redemption, but c'mon, surely somebody else has more cat coins. Or at least cat pictures with coins in them.
There are lots more modern issues with cats on 'em beside the ancient and medieval examples I posted. Isle of Man comes to mind.
I can't think of a United States coin with a cat, except maybe the Vermont commemorative half?
<< <i>Usually, the sound of a can openner will get a cat to quickly move.
OR . . . the sound of chopsticks ! ! !
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1947-P & D; 1948-D; 1949-P & S; 1950-D & S; and 1952-S.
Any help locating any of these OBW rolls would be gratefully appreciated!
<< <i>That's Poof.
She just returned from the vet the other day, after we got her repaired. (i.e., "fixed"). So she has a shaved belly and is currently snoozin' out on top of the remnants of my love token collection. Hasn't moved since the picture was taken. She's recovering nicely and resting up before she goes all Ninjacat again and resumes bug hunting.
PS- for any of you who ever got an envelope from me that had cat hair stuck to the tape, or heaven forbid, inside one of the coin flips, wonder no more. Mystery solved. >>
Vet bills will eat into the coin budget. You might google that "how to" kind of stuff in the future and save yourself some money. I did.
<< <i>Vet bills will eat into the coin budget. You might google that "how to" kind of stuff in the future and save yourself some money. I did. >>
Does anyone seriously think I would attempt to spay or neuter my own cats? Eew. No thank you very much.
Ladymarcovan said she used to neuter male cats when they were on the farm. Something involving holding them upside down in a plastic bucket.
Not even with a strong stomach and a suit of chainmail would I attempt that.
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<< <i>Vet bills will eat into the coin budget. You might google that "how to" kind of stuff in the future and save yourself some money. I did. >>
Does anyone seriously think I would attempt to spay or neuter my own cats? Eew. No thank you very much.
Ladymarcovan said she used to neuter male cats when they were on the farm. Something involving holding them upside down in a plastic bucket.
Not even with a strong stomach and a suit of chainmail would I attempt that. >>
Me too, so I did the next best thing and didn't buy a cat.
<< <i>Cute Kitty Holey man! Here's my guard Cat:
i KNEW i recognized that cat from somewhere!
Ack!!!
lordmarcovan wrote:
<< <i>Ladymarcovan said she used to neuter male cats when they were on the farm. Something involving holding them upside down in a plastic bucket. >>
Please be very, very nice to Ladymarcovan. We prefer that you continue to be around here as Lordmarcovan.
And now for something off-topic; a coin:
"To Be Esteemed Be Useful" - 1792 Birch Cent --- "I personally think we developed language because of our deep need to complain." - Lily Tomlin