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This is Most Definitely Not An Appreciation Thread - Part 23 |
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#12226 |
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Louise had just the one moment in that dance when I saw really free movement through shoulders and back and I thought she was about to break through. But no - she immediately retreated back to 'placed'. Shame.
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Unappreciating that one of my animals brought in a slug that I just trod on. Gak!!! Feel nauseous
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Unappreciating that one of my animals brought in a slug that I just trod on. Gak!!! Feel nauseous
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I bet the slug is unappreciating this as well!
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Worse for me though 😭
![]() ![]() Can I unappreciate you killing a slug? ![]()
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Yep she went back to form again - no change there - and I did not like her AT at all last week, I found it cold and clinical
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I guess you're having to live through the horror whilst the slug has been put out of it's misery!
![]() ![]() Can I unappreciate you killing a slug? ![]() ![]() Cats bring these things in but look at you like you're crazy when you tell them to take it back outside. |
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She does seem to lack the Sass needed to go with the song.
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She does seem to lack the Sass needed to go with the song.
Possibly Kevin's character was trying to persuade a rich lady to get behind a feather fan with him? Or were the fans a metaphor for Louise's sexuality? #overthinking |
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It was fine. I didn't squish it I noticed in time and hopped then cried! 😂😂
Cats bring these things in but look at you like you're crazy when you tell them to take it back outside. Dare I ask how you got the slug back outside? ![]() Quote:
I'm not sure what the 'story' of that dance was.
Possibly Kevin's character was trying to persuade a rich lady to get behind a feather fan with him? Or were the fans a metaphor for Louise's sexuality? #overthinking |
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Dare I ask how you got the slug back outside? ![]() . You know the normal way! 😳 |
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Envelope, floortile,waiting for it to slug its way on and then throw the whole thing out the back door screeching.
You know the normal way! 😳 |
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Envelope, floortile,waiting for it to slug its way on and then throw the whole thing out the back door screeching.
You know the normal way! 😳 I wondered what that noise was earlier, echoing throughout the country - I thought Natalie had finally snapped and attacked Craig! ![]()
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Yep Darren Gough's foxtrot to that song was so much better than Louise's AS tonight
Lilia as a zookeeper trying to manoeuvre a reluctant rhino through a turnstile is the image that comes to mind. I concede that I may be slightly biased here but I believe my memory to be accurate .
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I unappreciate this comment immensely. I am no fan of Little Miss Mehschief but the lumbering wardrobe was nothing like as competent.
Lilia as a zookeeper trying to manoeuvre a reluctant rhino through a turnstile is the image that comes to mind. I concede that I may be slightly biased here but I believe my memory to be accurate . |
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I find a good wodge of kitchen towel to pick the slug up in and whoosh it out of the back door works for me.
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God no that would be too close to touching it for me,
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I find a good wodge of kitchen towel to pick the slug up in and whoosh it out of the back door works for me.
Ugh. No. reverse! Reverse! ![]() A slug with parasites is too much even for me. This is the person who used to warm her feet in cow crap. Throw rabbit poo. Investigate anything... Now it's careful wodges of paper towel. The real difficulty is when your dogs roll on them and you have to gingerly tease away strands of fur to release the slugs. Run free my beauties. 😖 |
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One of my lovely cats managed to wrestle a full grown and rather angry pigeon through the cat door. It got upstairs and into my bedroom where it proceeded to fly back and forth with various moggies trampolining on the bed and jumping up and down on various bits of furniture and the window sill trying to catch it.
I managed to eject them, pulled back the net curtain and opened the window. Pigeon erupted out of the window under the startled gaze of my next door neighbour. It did nothing to disabuse her of the notion that I'm utterly mad. The cats then spent the next half hour or so looking for it. |
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UGH!
Waaaaaaay TMI about slugs there
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One of my lovely cats managed to wrestle a full grown and rather angry pigeon through the cat door. It got upstairs and into my bedroom where it proceeded to fly back and forth with various moggies trampolining on the bed and jumping up and down on various bits of furniture and the window sill trying to catch it.
I managed to eject them, pulled back the net curtain and opened the window. Pigeon erupted out of the window under the startled gaze of my next door neighbour. It did nothing to disabuse her of the notion that I'm utterly mad. The cats then spent the next half hour or so looking for it. To this day I don't know how a magpie got into my house. I left the doors locked and windows closed. We don't have cats. But on my return, there it was sitting on the tv. I wrapped it in a tea towel and carried it out. (This account misses out stepladders, flapping, bird poo, startled dogs, feathers etc) |
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One of my lovely cats managed to wrestle a full grown and rather angry pigeon through the cat door. It got upstairs and into my bedroom where it proceeded to fly back and forth with various moggies trampolining on the bed and jumping up and down on various bits of furniture and the window sill trying to catch it.
I managed to eject them, pulled back the net curtain and opened the window. Pigeon erupted out of the window under the startled gaze of my next door neighbour. It did nothing to disabuse her of the notion that I'm utterly mad. The cats then spent the next half hour or so looking for it. ![]()
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Why do they keep saying Blackpool is magical?
It's a dump full of Hen and Stag party revellers wandering about in drunken hoardes.
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Here's a thing. Tonight I went out to a salsa gig after Strictly . The general concensus was that, in terms of salseryness, Ed's dance was better than Daisy's.
I am going to have to watch the two again to check that out.
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One of my lovely cats managed to wrestle a full grown and rather angry pigeon through the cat door. It got upstairs and into my bedroom where it proceeded to fly back and forth with various moggies trampolining on the bed and jumping up and down on various bits of furniture and the window sill trying to catch it.
I managed to eject them, pulled back the net curtain and opened the window. Pigeon erupted out of the window under the startled gaze of my next door neighbour. It did nothing to disabuse her of the notion that I'm utterly mad. The cats then spent the next half hour or so looking for it. Our dear little chap who recently passed away at 15 always used to kick his way through doors and the two flaps. He never came in quietly (no matter the time). So one Saturday night as we were in the 'office' waiting upon the spoiler, we heard the first flap explode, then the second. Lots of very loud mewling as he came up the stairs and he went straight into the bedroom. SWMBO followed him into the bedroom to find him leaping about and darting under the bed. He was very pleased to see her. Twenty seconds later, I heard a scream. Upon looking under the bed, SWMBO discovered his latest present ......... a very dead pretty bunny rabbit!!! Not a wild one but a grey and white fluffy one with a pretty white tail. He was most indignant when I got a binliner and disposed of his latest present for SWMBO. To cap it all, our neighbours asked us later in the week if we had seen one of their rabbits as one was missing. |
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Dare I ask how you got the slug back outside?