You just fricking try that on my Sasha. She didn't need guns. She'd see your body language and disarm you before you even knew what you were thinking.
(Seriouspost: This is why when you're about to grab an uncooperative cat, you have to imagine you're thinking about a grabbing a place a few feet away. Otherwise you will inadvertently give it away with your eye movements or something. It's like the "think of a brick wall" at the end of Village of the Darned (the real one, not the remake for millennials who need color).)
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You just fricking try that on my Sasha. She didn't need guns. She'd see your body language and disarm you before you even knew what you were thinking.
(Seriouspost: This is why when you're about to grab an uncooperative cat, you have to imagine you're thinking about a grabbing a place a few feet away. Otherwise you will inadvertently give it away with your eye movements or something. It's like the "think of a brick wall" at the end of Village of the Darned (the real one, not the remake for millennials who need color).)
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When I want to grab an uncooperative marsey, I just grab them because one of my cats are lazy and the other's dumb
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Reminds me of that scene in the coffee shop in Heat.
Pacino: I chased some cats just looking to frick up, get busted back.
DeNiro: You must have worked some dipshit cats.
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