You’re distracting him from watching the human videos on the Internet.
Is the cat’s name Laura Mars?
A bit pixelated, though, if I try to see you.
THEY’RE FULL OF STARS.
Gah!! Now there is two of you!
It’s like William Borroughs says in the Laurie Anderson song Sharkey’s Night: “I can see two tiny pictures of myself and there’s one in each of your eyes”.
Enhance! Enhance!
Gorgeous cat! I’m sure Chang-who-was-not-Chang would have had a lot to say (sigh).
That picture is the coolest of cool.
Always two there are – a master and an apprentice..
The beauty of Her Ghlaghgheeness is well presented (and appreciated; please tell her), even if the image is diminished a bit by the addition of mere humanity.
Tell me, though, Master Scalzi, one bit about her name (or should that be ‘Name’?). I have been apprised of the correct pronunciation (shades of G.B. Shaw), but why is the first syllable then spelled with an ‘a’ instead of a ‘u’? Enquiring minds want to know…
Argent47: I don’t know, but I can point out that “a” can be for “adorable”, if you’re asking a pronunciation question.
“…we’re spreading fast
They’re watching us watching them through the glass
We got them hypnotized, under our control
We’re nearly ready to put the world on hold”
— “Captain Void and the Video Jets” from
“All The Good Ones Are Taken“
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You’re distracting him from watching the human videos on the Internet.
Is the cat’s name Laura Mars?
A bit pixelated, though, if I try to see you.
THEY’RE FULL OF STARS.
Gah!! Now there is two of you!
It’s like William Borroughs says in the Laurie Anderson song Sharkey’s Night: “I can see two tiny pictures of myself and there’s one in each of your eyes”.
Enhance! Enhance!
Gorgeous cat! I’m sure Chang-who-was-not-Chang would have had a lot to say (sigh).
That picture is the coolest of cool.
Always two there are – a master and an apprentice..
The beauty of Her Ghlaghgheeness is well presented (and appreciated; please tell her), even if the image is diminished a bit by the addition of mere humanity.
Tell me, though, Master Scalzi, one bit about her name (or should that be ‘Name’?). I have been apprised of the correct pronunciation (shades of G.B. Shaw), but why is the first syllable then spelled with an ‘a’ instead of a ‘u’? Enquiring minds want to know…
Argent47: I don’t know, but I can point out that “a” can be for “adorable”, if you’re asking a pronunciation question.
“…we’re spreading fast
They’re watching us watching them through the glass
We got them hypnotized, under our control
We’re nearly ready to put the world on hold”
— “Captain Void and the Video Jets” from
“All The Good Ones Are Taken“