Arlo and Janis by Jimmy Johnson for June 26, 2016

Strutting around like he owns the place.

Anybody?

I mean…. some of us didn’t just watch this movie two nights ago….

Or maybe ever… if I won’t get in trouble for saying so.

@SusanOne of the methods used to dispose of the dirt from the tunnels was to carry it in bags under their pant legs. Pulling a string opened the bottom of the bag so that they could release the dirt around the POW camp yard.

Thank you, X!

Now I know I’ve never seen it.Sigh…Guess I failed another test in Cultural Literacy 101.

My cats show more finesse, which is why I occasionally find a single litter bit in their water bowl.

Also done in The Shawshank Redemption

I think it’s Arlo’s version of how the litter gets all over the house. That’s how I’m reading it anyway..

It gets between their toes.

Change the cats name to “Dispersal”?

Kitty litter dispersal

If Charles Bronson pops his head out of the litter box I’m bailing

So THAT’s how they do it! Aha!

I have always wanted a purple cat that walks on its hid legs.

Here’s the relevant clip:how to get rid of the dirt

Luddy has pockets?

Seems a long way to go for a lame punchline

We got our cats one of those walk-off mats – and they jump over it!

Subtle..

Glad someone could explain this one……….Also did that in Stalag 13…………….

Andy Dufresne in The Shawshank Redemption.

For US superiority fiction, watch The Great Escape. For the historical facts, read The Wooden Horse.

We have a mat for our cat, but it only works with the grains of the litter; it does nothing for the dust. The other day I startled her and she left a big pair of litter dust prints when she pushed off. Dang stuff gets everywhere!

I thought that was Escape From Alcatraz and also The Shawshank Redemption. Was it in The Great Escape too.

Soil down the trousers was a technique used in the Wooden Horse escape, but I don’t expect Americans to know anything about that.

http://therealgreatescape.com/stalag-luft-iii/the-wooden-horse/