The last post is the WINNER!

[sun rise]

Tell her you pee on stuff to do that

I've learned that is not exclusively male by watching female dogs do the same thing after another dog has peed or taken a dump.

 

[Dan From Smithville]

No ice here!.....What?.......I'm in North Korea?.......(the taxes are lower than Jersey)

It's not the taxes that you should be concerned about comrade.

 

[Dan From Smithville]

She does a good job. It's Karen needing to be in control of everything or marking her territory.

Doesn't marking territory require that something be put down or marked?

 

[sun rise]

It's not the taxes that you should be concerned about comrade.

Da, tovarish.

 

[Dan From Smithville]

Tell her you pee on stuff to do that, not vacuum.

That's what I mean. But I get in trouble for marking my territory, so maybe vacuuming is the smarter, more social acceptable form of marking territory. That might work better for me at the grocery store too.

 

[John53]

Doesn't marking territory require that something be put down or marked?

I'm not volunteering to be put down.

 

[Stevicus]

I've only walked in snow once but I had cloth shoes on so I feel I've suffered enough. I didn't know snow was wet. Of course I blame @Stevicus because it happened in Arizona.

Never driven in it.

We sometimes get snow in the higher elevations. I generally stay in the flatlands where there's snow maybe once every few years.

 

[Wu Wei]

We sometimes get snow in the higher elevations. I generally stay in the flatlands where there's snow maybe once every few years.

last time I was in Arizona it snowed in North Phoenix....AND I got jumped by an organ pipe cactus

 

[Dan From Smithville]

I'm not volunteering to be put down.

People are supposed to volunteer for that? My mistake.

 

[JustGeorge]

I've learned that is not exclusively male by watching female dogs do the same thing after another dog has peed or taken a dump.

I have more trouble vvith the female cats marking than males.

That's what I mean. But I get in trouble for marking my territory, so maybe vacuuming is the smarter, more social acceptable form of marking territory. That might work better for me at the grocery store too.

Meh. VVhere's the fun in that? @John53 doesn't seem to have much fun vacuuming.

 

[Dan From Smithville]

I've only walked in snow once but I had cloth shoes on so I feel I've suffered enough. I didn't know snow was wet. Of course I blame @Stevicus because it happened in Arizona.

Never driven in it.

This Arizona?

 

[John53]

We sometimes get snow in the higher elevations. I generally stay in the flatlands where there's snow maybe once every few years.

I was staying at the Grand Canyon, I thought the town had a name but all I can find on the map is Grand Canyon Village. There was a lot of snow for much of the drive back to Vegas. We stopped at a town for petrol on the way back, I think it was Kingman and there was snow there.

 

[John53]

This Arizona?

The one I was in was snowier.

 

[John53]

People are supposed to volunteer for that? My mistake.

She said I'm still useful, I fetch the paper in the morning.

 

[John53]

last time I was in Arizona it snowed in North Phoenix....AND I got jumped by an organ pipe cactus

 

[Dan From Smithville]

She said I'm still useful, I fetch the paper in the morning.

I get that. It is an important part of survival to show that you can contribute.

 

[sun rise]

That's what I mean. But I get in trouble for marking my territory, so maybe vacuuming is the smarter, more social acceptable form of marking territory. That might work better for me at the grocery store too.

You're going to vacuum the grocery store?

 

[Stevicus]

last time I was in Arizona it snowed in North Phoenix....AND I got jumped by an organ pipe cactus

They'll do that, if you're not nice to them. Many years ago, I had an unfortunate encounter with a prickly pear, but I survived.

It's the killer bees you have to watch out for.

 

[sun rise]

She said I'm still useful, I fetch the paper in the morning.

I hope you get a tasty cookie at least.

 

[Stevicus]

I was staying at the Grand Canyon, I thought the town had a name but all I can find on the map is Grand Canyon Village. There was a lot of snow for much of the drive back to Vegas. We stopped at a town for petrol on the way back, I think it was Kingman and there was snow there.

Kingman always gives me a bad vibe. It's had a longstanding reputation as being some kind of hotbed for right-wing activity.