Recent Comments

1. 2 days ago on Breaking Cat News

   For me, when I was growing up, power outages (complete or brownouts) were frequent and fun. We lit the kerosene lanterns and candles, Dad made a fire in the fireplace and we all (St. Bernard and orange tabby included!) snuggled round to keep warm.

2. 2 days ago on Breaking Cat News

   Also in NE – we got roughly 3 inches of very heavy snow – possibly more, but the rain made it difficult to be sure. Shoveling was, quite literally, painful. The rain continues and I am sure it will freeze overnight, which will make it ‘interesting’ trying to drive uphill to the street to go to work tomorrow. Stay safe and warm, everyone!

3. 2 days ago on Rabbits Against Magic

   Maybe then you can invest in a nice little island off the coast of Montana . . .

4. 3 days ago on Working Daze

   Loved it, guys! From a proud geek!

5. 3 days ago on Breaking Cat News

   @FreyaRN – that what all good siblings do!

6. 5 days ago on Learn to Speak Cat

   I love that the picture is a little fuzzy, reminiscent of early photographic “evidence” of UFOs. Well done!

7. 5 days ago on Breaking Cat News

   Good one!

8. 5 days ago on Breaking Cat News

   I had a riding instructor who used to say “Gravity works every day . . .”

9. 8 days ago on Frank and Ernest

   Grey is a dominant allele, but I don’t know whether 80% of all horses carry it. Horses with grey hair do get dirty easily, by rolling in mud or sleeping in pee and manure. For domesticated horses, brushing alone will not always remove the stains. However a good soapy bath will, and the grey horse will look dazzlingly white again. Wild horses, however, might appear permanently stained because they do not get soapy baths.

10. 8 days ago on Lio

    During the campaign, he did tell that Christian group in Florida not to worry, that he’d fix it so they would never have to vote again . . .