Sure, even more beeping cat pictures

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Grumpy blep :stuck_out_tongue:

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That might be difficult to capture! Maybe Iā€™ll film her.

Haha yeah kind of. There are some in London still called that.

But I think it ended up being Roxy because of the musical (and later, film) Chicago - sheā€™s a bit of a tart like Roxy Hart.

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First Iā€™ve ever heard of that. :smiley_cat:

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And the round squishy blobs of a catā€™s paw? Theyā€™re called ā€œtoe beansā€. :kissing_smiling_eyes:

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I heard that recently and loved it :smile:

I also like the term ā€˜cling-onā€™ to refer to a :poop: that gets caught in their leg hair.

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Please! Itā€™s dinner time hereā€¦

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That is irritatingly specific.

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Sorry :smile:

Out of interestā€¦ I know Someoneā€™s is a common response to disgusting statements like mine, but nevertheless this is something Iā€™ve never related to. I can quite happily talk about things like that when Iā€™m eating - itā€™s not like Iā€™m eating the said poo. Is my brain just wired differently or is anyone else just not that bothered by it?

Sorry, that didnā€™t take long to go off-topicā€¦!

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That is not the problem: If someone is talking about the you-know-what then the brain imagines this ā€œthingā€ immediately(*). If I think of such an disgusting thing, my appetite stops immediately. This is just a reaction I canā€™t affect/influence. I donā€™t know why this happens, but maybe itā€™s a natural reaction.

(*) Thatā€™s the same system if I say ā€œdonā€™t think about a red fire truckā€ you imagine a red fire truck.

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Maybe itā€™s only in the italian version, but that character, taken from the Deponia videogame, is named Gizmo.

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Context! :stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye:

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That seems pretty euphemistic. :stuck_out_tongue: It makes me think more of cleavers.

To cleave = to stick

  • (Old English) cleven
  • (Dutch) kleven
  • (German) kleben

But I think cleavers would also do well as a euphemism. :angel:

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None. itā€™s the off-topic section of the forum! :stuck_out_tongue:

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What do you call it when your cat dances in another catā€™s poop and subsequently makes artistic paw prints around the house?

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Itā€™s basically a family tradition for us to talk about stuff like that during dinner.
My little daughter can be very gassy and thinks its the funniest thing in the world right now to blame it on her brother, or me.

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Art.

They could be listening!

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I see, interesting :slightly_smiling_face:

And it doesnā€™t put you off like @Someone? Maybe I should do a poll.

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Not reallyā€¦ but I pretend like it does, because you know, kids. Itā€™s the opposite of when I pretend that brocolli is delcious.

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I had a dog, once.

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It was my friendĀ“s mom. It was the 90s. It was a reference to Gizmo from Gremlins.

But if you really felt like bringing up Deponia, either way I guess you did just that. :man_shrugging:

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