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Sez AWW
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Maik SQUEEEE
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Nao sez AWW lots moar kthnxbai
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Wee coo beastie sez Happy Easter to all who celebrate
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Tom Dyer
(159 posts)yellowdogintexas
(23,205 posts)yellowdogintexas
(23,205 posts)Only because I fell asleep in my chair and got just enough of a nap that I am now fully awake
My favorite of todays bunch: The little toe beans on the cute little kitten.
Trueblue1968
(18,492 posts)gademocrat7
(11,440 posts)Thank you for another wonderful edition of Sunday LOLcats!🤗💙👏
Dem2theMax
(10,664 posts)


Thank you, SCE! What a wonderful selection.
I smiled from the first to the last.

Bread and Circuses
(724 posts)GoneOffShore
(17,789 posts)JMCKUSICK
(2,101 posts)Wonderful as always. Happy Easter to you and yours as well.
TommieMommy
(1,895 posts)calimary
(86,053 posts)And Happy Easter!
nuxvomica
(13,278 posts)"elevendinitis"
"a Tic Tac toe"
"the damn cat"
"Rapunzel"
"Chubby Wubbers"
"nervous little dogs"
"Kitty Pit Friday"
"Dream on."
Thanks for another fun roundup, SCE! Have a happy Easter and a great week!
FadedMullet
(82 posts)Sanity Claws
(22,185 posts)Cats have very powerful hind legs that enable them to jump so high and far. I expect huge muscles around their hindquarters but not their shoulders.
FadedMullet
(82 posts).that the muscular cat is a puma. The show included footage of one in Mexico and it had the same physique.
Sanity Claws
(22,185 posts)Puma = Cougar = Mountain Lion. I think they are just different names for the same majestic animal.
eppur_se_muova
(38,955 posts)And I'm assuming it has to be a male. Even male housecats are bigger in the head and shoulders if unneutered. And lions are just awe-inspiring in that regard, with their absolutely freaking HUGE skull and jaws.
FadedMullet
(82 posts)eppur_se_muova
(38,955 posts)Puma
Cougar
Couguar
Panther
Panthere
Painter
Catamount
Wild Cat
American Lion
California Lion
Silver Lion
Mountain Devil
Mountain Lion
Mountain Demon
Mountain Tiger
Mountain Cat
Purple Panther
Tiger
Tyger
Lion
Lyon
Deer Tiger
Deer-killer
Pampas-cat
Mexican Lion
Indian Devil
Red Tiger
Brazilian Cat
Bender
Brown Tiger
Poltroon Tiger
Sneak-cat
Tyger of America
Mountain Screamer
Rocky Mountain Lion
Black Puma
King-cat
Varmint
American Panther
Great Panther
SOURCE: "The Cougar or Mountain Lion", C.T. Barnes (1960)
ALSO Florida Panther Catamountain Cat-o-mountain
WestMichRad
(2,267 posts)Or the chicken playing rhino?
planetc
(8,525 posts)MiHale
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Easterncedar
(4,308 posts)Aaeia
(137 posts)I may not say "Thank you" every Sunday depending on which device I'm using. But you always brighten Sunday up for me. Thanks for all the Sundays!
rogerballard
(3,999 posts)Happy Sunday!
blogslug
(38,804 posts)🌸 🐰 🥕 🥚 🍫 🌸
Deuxcents
(21,982 posts)RandomNumbers
(18,568 posts)although "opposite of pspspsps" got the loudest guffaw. I'm thinking a squirt bottle would not be a good idea.
ETA: thank you for the indispensable service you provide every Sunday!
Ocelot II
(124,502 posts)"I would back up and it would creep forward, so I'd stop. Eventually it sort of crouched down, like part way," Kopestonsky told 9News, recounting the experience. "So, I start backing up down the mountain, which was really steep. And then it got up and walked toward me. At the closest point, it was eight feet away."
Kopestonsky says she isn't sure why she started singing opera, exactly, but she put her heart into it and sang "really loud." At that point, she says, "It kind of put its ears down and just kept looking at me, and it sort of backed away." https://www.huffpost.com/entry/hiker-mountain-lion-opera_n_5695886
RandomNumbers
(18,568 posts)Ocelot II
(124,502 posts)from Mozart's The Marriage of Figaro, and the lion will love me and follow me home.
markodochartaigh
(2,758 posts)Idomeneo.
Ocelot II
(124,502 posts)I'll bet there wasn't a single mountain lion left in Vienna.
soldierant
(8,444 posts)But that would still be a win.
I cold sing Que Gelida Manina though I'm not a tenor. Or Addio dal Passato, but then he'd probably feel sorry for me.
Did you hear the Met on the radio yesterday? Beverly Sills debut there, on its 50th anniversary?
Ocelot II
(124,502 posts)Missed the Beverly Sills anniversary, maybe I can find it online. My mother met her some time in the early '70s, said she was really nice, not a diva at all.
soldierant
(8,444 posts)read writings of. I never got to meet her, but I did get to hear her in the Kennedy Center as part of that recital your which she completed because she was a real pro, when she was suffering so from a throat ailment that she requested o encores. At the beginning someone at the venue made the announcement, and no one ever believed it because it seemed impossible she could sing like that if she felt that bad. The one I attended she made the announcement herself - which sounded awful, though the recital sounded heavenly. But at least we respected her wishes.
The Met has a Sirius XM channel, BTW. Might be another place to look. The Marriage of Figaro broadcast will be on April 26 live.
Ocelot II
(124,502 posts)I wouldn't miss it, it's one of my favorites! Got a Sirius XM Met subscription too.
soldierant
(8,444 posts)You are fortunate. I am allergic to corn and cannot tolerate movie theaters even if they are not serving popcorn at a particular show. Like tobacco smoke, it lingers in the walls. And living on Social Security, both the live in HD and Sirius are luxuries which now is not the time to commit to. But it's not as if I'd never seen it at least. I remember many wonderful stars in all the principal roles.
markodochartaigh
(2,758 posts)"Eventually, Kopestonsky reached the trailhead where the sheriff and six deputies were waiting for her, putting an end to the terrifying hike."
Why didn't the sheriff and deputies go up the trail to help her?
Niagara
(10,544 posts)Happy Sunday! Happy Easter!
judesedit
(4,545 posts)I sooo look forward to it.
Clouds Passing
(4,540 posts)republianmushroom
(19,698 posts)mwmisses4289
(982 posts)And happy chocolate bunny day to all.
robbob
(3,692 posts)Not sure I got the Col. Mustard one, though. Is it just about creating a funny first name using Dijon, or is there a more clever play on words going on? I tried pronouncing it different ways and pairing it with the last name, but nothing jumped out at me. Dijonathan? I mean, it could have just as easily been DijonFred?
Annie Moosee
(132 posts)Col. Mustard is from Clue, yes?
Dijonathan as is Di Jonathan or Jonathan
so Dijonfred would be mor like Di Jonfred...Jonfred...
robbob
(3,692 posts)😂
But thanks for answering me! I guess Im not the only one wondering if theres a deeper joke in there somewhere!
SheltieLover
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ILikePie92
(105 posts)Thank you Salmon!
Ziggysmom
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niyad
(123,507 posts)the dandelions!
TygrBright
(21,115 posts)murielm99
(31,880 posts)Great, as usual.
Wild blueberry
(7,604 posts)Thank you!
wordstroken
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