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OZZIE4DUKE
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by OZZIE4DUKE » August 26th, 2009, 9:22 am
bjornolf wrote:Lavabe wrote:CameronBornAndBred wrote:All my lights are out, and in the dark distance of the kitchen I heard my cat yak up something dsigusting. (It can't be anything pretty, it was yakked up.)
The kitchen is in between me and my bedroom. To get to the best light switch, I have to cross the vastness that I heard said yakking coming from, which means a high probability of stepping is something unpleasant. I am sending out telepathic calls to my dogs to "come here". I figure that enroute, they will come across whatever the cat yakked up and promptly eat it. Dogs are great for clearing up other pets' messes. I call my wife's dog "shitmouth" because whatever the cat leaves in the litter box never stays there long enough to throw away.
Anyways..."here, dog!"
I have never heard of this use of "yak."
I have only heard of its use as a verb (to chatter) and a noun (the animal...
).
I guess I live a sheltered life.
I have, but I always thought it was spelled "yack", but that's just me. We used it as that when I was a kid. It's in the urban dictionary as "yack" with a hundred different meanings, all pertaining to vomit.
Couldn't you use a flashlight? I have several of them, and a few electric lanterns, in our bedroom for when the power goes out. If you have that problem with cat barf often, you might want to put a flashlight under your bed or something.
You might need those flashlights this weekend, depending on what the new storm does or doesn't do...
As for the cat yak, ewwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww!
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by captmojo » August 26th, 2009, 9:49 am
Sue71 wrote:I get my stuff (read: furniture!) back tomorrow.
Good to get your stuff back, all cleaned and stuff.
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by Lavabe » August 26th, 2009, 10:04 am
bjornolf wrote:I have, but I always thought it was spelled "yack", but that's just me. We used it as that when I was a kid. It's in the urban dictionary as "yack" with a hundred different meanings, all pertaining to vomit.
"Yack" may be in the urban dictionary, but is "yack" in the Scrabble dictionary?
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by wilson » August 26th, 2009, 10:40 am
Lavabe wrote:"Yack" may be in the urban dictionary, but is "yack" in the Scrabble dictionary?
Sure is.
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by windsor » August 26th, 2009, 10:41 am
Sue71 wrote:I get my stuff (read: furniture!) back tomorrow.
YEAH for your stuff!! Nothing familiar things to help life return to something approaching normal.
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by CathyCA » August 26th, 2009, 10:42 am
CameronBornAndBred wrote:All my lights are out, and in the dark distance of the kitchen I heard my cat yak up something dsigusting. (It can't be anything pretty, it was yakked up.)
The kitchen is in between me and my bedroom. To get to the best light switch, I have to cross the vastness that I heard said yakking coming from, which means a high probability of stepping is something unpleasant. I am sending out telepathic calls to my dogs to "come here". I figure that enroute, they will come across whatever the cat yakked up and promptly eat it. Dogs are great for clearing up other pets' messes. I call my wife's dog "shitmouth" because whatever the cat leaves in the litter box never stays there long enough to throw away.
Anyways..."here, dog!"
Ick. That made me throw up in my mouth a little bit.
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by CameronBornAndBred » August 26th, 2009, 10:44 am
CathyCA wrote:CameronBornAndBred wrote:All my lights are out, and in the dark distance of the kitchen I heard my cat yak up something dsigusting. (It can't be anything pretty, it was yakked up.)
The kitchen is in between me and my bedroom. To get to the best light switch, I have to cross the vastness that I heard said yakking coming from, which means a high probability of stepping is something unpleasant. I am sending out telepathic calls to my dogs to "come here". I figure that enroute, they will come across whatever the cat yakked up and promptly eat it. Dogs are great for clearing up other pets' messes. I call my wife's dog "shitmouth" because whatever the cat leaves in the litter box never stays there long enough to throw away.
Anyways..."here, dog!"
Ick. That made me throw up in my mouth a little bit.
If you spit it on the floor, my dogs can clean it up.
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CathyCA
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by CathyCA » August 26th, 2009, 10:45 am
Sue71 wrote:I get my stuff (read: furniture!) back tomorrow.
Oh, Sue, I'm so happy for you. Your days are getting better and better!
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CathyCA
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by CathyCA » August 26th, 2009, 10:45 am
CameronBornAndBred wrote:CathyCA wrote:CameronBornAndBred wrote:All my lights are out, and in the dark distance of the kitchen I heard my cat yak up something dsigusting. (It can't be anything pretty, it was yakked up.)
The kitchen is in between me and my bedroom. To get to the best light switch, I have to cross the vastness that I heard said yakking coming from, which means a high probability of stepping is something unpleasant. I am sending out telepathic calls to my dogs to "come here". I figure that enroute, they will come across whatever the cat yakked up and promptly eat it. Dogs are great for clearing up other pets' messes. I call my wife's dog "shitmouth" because whatever the cat leaves in the litter box never stays there long enough to throw away.
Anyways..."here, dog!"
Ick. That made me throw up in my mouth a little bit.
If you spit it on the floor, my dogs can clean it up.
Ick. Ick. Ick. That is totally disgusting!
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by Lavabe » August 26th, 2009, 10:50 am
CameronBornAndBred wrote:CathyCA wrote:CameronBornAndBred wrote:All my lights are out, and in the dark distance of the kitchen I heard my cat yak up something dsigusting. (It can't be anything pretty, it was yakked up.)
The kitchen is in between me and my bedroom. To get to the best light switch, I have to cross the vastness that I heard said yakking coming from, which means a high probability of stepping is something unpleasant. I am sending out telepathic calls to my dogs to "come here". I figure that enroute, they will come across whatever the cat yakked up and promptly eat it. Dogs are great for clearing up other pets' messes. I call my wife's dog "shitmouth" because whatever the cat leaves in the litter box never stays there long enough to throw away.
Anyways..."here, dog!"
Ick. That made me throw up in my mouth a little bit.
If you spit it on the floor, my dogs can clean it up.
Your mention of telepathic powers over animals sort of reminds me of Aquaman's ability to control undersea creatures by telepathy. Or maybe I'm mixing up my superheroes.
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by windsor » August 26th, 2009, 11:17 am
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by Bostondevil » August 26th, 2009, 12:41 pm
I don't know if this is sad news or not, but I felt a chink in the armor this morning. I was flipping through the HBO choices,
Oceans Thirteen was on, again, and I didn't even check to see if it was a scene with George in a tux. Then I thought that maybe, just maybe, I talk about him too much.
The time is out of joint, O cursed spite!
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by windsor » August 26th, 2009, 2:06 pm
Bostondevil wrote:I don't know if this is sad news or not, but I felt a chink in the armor this morning. I was flipping through the HBO choices,
Oceans Thirteen was on, again, and I didn't even check to see if it was a scene with George in a tux. Then I thought that maybe, just maybe, I talk about him too much.
Too much? George? Not possible.
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by Rolvix » August 26th, 2009, 7:00 pm
Bostondevil wrote:I don't know if this is sad news or not, but I felt a chink in the armor this morning. I was flipping through the HBO choices,
Oceans Thirteen was on, again, and I didn't even check to see if it was a scene with George in a tux. Then I thought that maybe, just maybe, I talk about him too much.
I'm deeply sorry
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by Rolvix » August 26th, 2009, 7:02 pm
So in new news, after about 5 years of use, my computer finally caught a virus and kicked the can. Time to get a new one I suppose. Until then I have to use this super-slow relic of a computer (maybe not a "relic", but it was the cheapest computer you could buy 5 years ago). Ugh, I lost all of my online class stuff and college application stuff I have saved on that computer. Luckily most of it is stored online in various places, but not all....
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by windsor » August 26th, 2009, 7:08 pm
CellR wrote:So in new news, after about 5 years of use, my computer finally caught a virus and kicked the can. Time to get a new one I suppose. Until then I have to use this super-slow relic of a computer (maybe not a "relic", but it was the cheapest computer you could buy 5 years ago). Ugh, I lost all of my online class stuff and college application stuff I have saved on that computer. Luckily most of it is stored online in various places, but not all....
If it is a computer and it is five years old, relic is the correct term
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by Rolvix » August 26th, 2009, 7:09 pm
windsor wrote:CellR wrote:So in new news, after about 5 years of use, my computer finally caught a virus and kicked the can. Time to get a new one I suppose. Until then I have to use this super-slow relic of a computer (maybe not a "relic", but it was the cheapest computer you could buy 5 years ago). Ugh, I lost all of my online class stuff and college application stuff I have saved on that computer. Luckily most of it is stored online in various places, but not all....
If it is a computer and it is five years old, relic is the correct term
I would say it's more like three years old... Technically five, but my cousin made it with extremely high-end parts. Originally made for gaming -- hasn't been used for that in a while.
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by YmoBeThere » August 26th, 2009, 7:46 pm
I just retired my 3 year old computer. But I no longer buy state of the art parts because my games don't require that much processing power.
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by TillyGalore » August 26th, 2009, 7:51 pm
YmoBeThere wrote:I just retired my 3 year old computer. But I no longer buy state of the art parts because my games don't require that much processing power.
I still have my 5yo desktop, which still works. Or, did the last time I turned it on. Am now using my 2wk old laptop.
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by YmoBeThere » August 26th, 2009, 8:01 pm
TillyGalore wrote:YmoBeThere wrote:I just retired my 3 year old computer. But I no longer buy state of the art parts because my games don't require that much processing power.
I still have my 5yo desktop, which still works. Or, did the last time I turned it on. Am now using my 2wk old laptop.
I have a 8 yo laptop that still works, but I've switched to my Netbook for portable stuff.