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I like these images you come up with for these kind of posts.
ReplyDeletethis is perhaps the textbook definition of "MAKE IT STOP!"
ReplyDelete"I keep backing up, but it's not working!"
ReplyDeleteI heart this kitty. He/she just wanted calamari!
ReplyDeleteThe problem with kitties getting into predicaments like this is I'm usually breathless with laughter and I can't help them fast enough. (also, octopus suckers can leave welts on bare skin, but even fur must be uncomfortable. Poor kitty)
ReplyDeleteFight or flight... wrong choice kitty. If only it stopped and tried to eat through the octopus instead.
ReplyDeleteI'll have to remember this next time a mindflayer is attached to my face. PS Casey Garskethat is not a challenge to add a mindflayer to our next game.
ReplyDelete"Add a mind flayer to our next game." Got it.
ReplyDeletePoor kitty...
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