Frog Applause by Teresa Burritt for November 16, 2011

Pssst, there’s a cardboard box just around the corner.

Just curious, but how do some of you change your avatar names? Do you have to be a PRO to do it?

Holy Mother of God, what is that car in the blog’s “Pimp My Ride” entry? I don’t much care for the pewter statues on the front, as I fear they hurt the aerodynamics, but everything else about this monstrosity is just so utterly right!

http://obituarytypo.blogspot.com/2011/11/pimp-my-ride.html

SSDD.

I understand how you feel, cat.

Isn’t that Nemo’s car from LXG?

Cat, you should read more “Frog Applause.”

Sounds like one of my children

Hey little kitty, how about a little nip o’ catnip, heh heh … ☻

Go bite the ankles of your human slave.

When I saw Jethro Tull in concert, Ian Anderson stood on one foot, playing the flute. He held that pose throughout.

Wow, Ian Anderson from the old days….saw Passion Play live at Oakland Coliseum………..used to play “the Teacher” and “Aqualung”, among others………….

Quandary of the indoor cat. Go within to find the freedom you seek.

Go out and climb a tree,kitty.

The octopus chandalier was pretty. Nice pretty color. But I’m a purple freak.

Ian Anderson wrote the line “That kind of racism doesn’t grow on trees.” And he wrote Bungle in the Jungle. A genius.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EJhAyg2LTEk

Ian Anderson is now mostly a salmon farmer, but Thick as a Brick is most likely the most brilliant concept album ever made.

Sossity, some of the sweetest guitar, ever.

That stewardess photo on the blog is offensive. I have refused on principal to use any Bic product since the Flick my Bic ads back in the day.

Sorry you’re bored. I had computer problems last night and am just catching up on my favorite comics. I’m not bored. I think you’re a cute, over-pampered kitty!

When my Siamese gets bored, she entices me to play “fetch” with her. I throw a mouse, she chases it down and carries it to some corner, then sits back and glares at me until I come and get it and throw it again. Then she takes it to a different corner and we repeat. It took her a long time to train me to do that.

Some very interesting entries on the Blog today, Mz T!