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Donald R. McClarey
Cradle Catholic. Active in the pro-life movement since 1973. Father of three, one in Heaven, and happily married for 43 years. Small town lawyer and amateur historian. Former president of the board of directors of the local crisis pregnancy center for a decade.
What teamwork? The dog is ingratiating throughout and relies on the cat’s ingenuity. The cat does the brain work and the leg work, just like in anyone’s home.
You didn’t catch the dog sneaking a peek at the end to see if anyone had been watching the great escape? That clearly made him an accessory!
old girl
Saturday, October 19, AD 2013 6:42pm
Yes, the dog was prepared to kill anyone interrupting the breakout, and then he did a sweep afterwards.
Thomas Collins
Saturday, October 19, AD 2013 9:17pm
Dog = Adam/Eve
Cat = Satan
As Art says the cat is the instigator, i.e., the tempter of an otherwise faithful canine. I’m not an animal person but give me a dog any day.
Mary De Voe
Saturday, October 19, AD 2013 9:27pm
Much is written by Rebecca Taylor on her blog: Mary Meets Dolly about cloning, transgenderism and transhumanism, the removal of perfectly good body parts and replacement with bionic parts for better performance, or a more perfect soldier.
I have just finished watching Peter Sellers in Dr. Strangelove or How to stop worrying and start loving the bomb. In the movie Dr. Strangelove’s bionic right arm has a mind and will apart from its owner and keeps trying to strangle him. It is very funny, but do not be deceived. Bionic body parts like Frankenstein have no soul. These bionic body parts are Abby Normal.
Templar
Saturday, October 19, AD 2013 9:28pm
Obviously this is a Union household. The Dog (Supervisor) watching the Cat (Worker) accomplish the task. Still just one job accomplished, but 2 “employees”.
Art Deco
Saturday, October 19, AD 2013 9:33pm
As Art says the cat is the instigator, i.e., the tempter of an otherwise faithful canine. I’m not an animal person but give me a dog any day.
No. The cat has ingenuity, elegance, and provides entertainment in its very motion (but also in stillness – a cat does not mean, but be). The dog smiles and wags its tail (when it is not chasing cars, drinking from puddles, and harassing the postman).
old girl
Saturday, October 19, AD 2013 10:11pm
Art, the cat is the one with its fingerprints on the doorknob.
Mary, I will drop Dr. Strangelove in the Netflix queue.
Art Deco
Saturday, October 19, AD 2013 10:33pm
Art, the cat is the one with its fingerprints on the doorknob.
Those paw pads are gloriously sensitive and protected from all but intimates. And untreaceable.
What teamwork? The dog is ingratiating throughout and relies on the cat’s ingenuity. The cat does the brain work and the leg work, just like in anyone’s home.
You didn’t catch the dog sneaking a peek at the end to see if anyone had been watching the great escape? That clearly made him an accessory!
Yes, the dog was prepared to kill anyone interrupting the breakout, and then he did a sweep afterwards.
Dog = Adam/Eve
Cat = Satan
As Art says the cat is the instigator, i.e., the tempter of an otherwise faithful canine. I’m not an animal person but give me a dog any day.
Much is written by Rebecca Taylor on her blog: Mary Meets Dolly about cloning, transgenderism and transhumanism, the removal of perfectly good body parts and replacement with bionic parts for better performance, or a more perfect soldier.
I have just finished watching Peter Sellers in Dr. Strangelove or How to stop worrying and start loving the bomb. In the movie Dr. Strangelove’s bionic right arm has a mind and will apart from its owner and keeps trying to strangle him. It is very funny, but do not be deceived. Bionic body parts like Frankenstein have no soul. These bionic body parts are Abby Normal.
Obviously this is a Union household. The Dog (Supervisor) watching the Cat (Worker) accomplish the task. Still just one job accomplished, but 2 “employees”.
As Art says the cat is the instigator, i.e., the tempter of an otherwise faithful canine. I’m not an animal person but give me a dog any day.
No. The cat has ingenuity, elegance, and provides entertainment in its very motion (but also in stillness – a cat does not mean, but be). The dog smiles and wags its tail (when it is not chasing cars, drinking from puddles, and harassing the postman).
Art, the cat is the one with its fingerprints on the doorknob.
Mary, I will drop Dr. Strangelove in the Netflix queue.
Art, the cat is the one with its fingerprints on the doorknob.
Those paw pads are gloriously sensitive and protected from all but intimates. And untreaceable.
“the tempter of an otherwise faithful canine.”
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JmzuRXLzqKk
The humans observing this are thinking: “Ah, how sweet!” The cat is thinking: “Happy meal!” The dog is thinking: ” “.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_nRQLyZDhdo
the cat is sending the dog in to insure that it is safe for the cat to enter. dog is the marines. cat is the army.