The Angry Predator (left), Angry Dog (right) and Angry Professor (background) wish you and yours a very Merry Christmas, and they hope your day was as wonderful as theirs.
Friday, December 25, 2009
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The world needs ditch-diggers, too.
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Merry Christmas to the Angry Family!
Cute picture! Merry Christmas!
Gosh, the Angry Predator has done some growing!
I thank you,and can say that the picture resembles the enjoyment of our day. May I say, I would that the whole world was as angry as those in the image. Angry predator is lovely (we have one such here a well, though being a page or two shy of a dissertation she can't be described as "angry"); angry dog looks endearing*; angry professor looks comfortable (which is the epitome of contentment).
*A thick figure-8 harness indeed gives credence to the "angry" for Angry Dog.
AP: a note - I enjoy visiting here a great deal, though I suspect I'm unqualified. I'm really just a Confused Writer.
(! my word is "fedringi" - if that's not a character in a fantasy story no one is!)
Shared warmth!
Happy Holidays, Merry Christmas, and Happy New Years!
Merry Christmas to you as well, AP! It seems like just yesterday that the Angry Predator was the size of a shot glass. How much does she weigh now?
Life is better with kittehs and puppehs.
What a happy predator! She's gotten so big! I'm sure the Angry Dog would look just as smug if we could see the face! Glad you had a wonderful day!
@Miss Kitty - He now weighs between 6 and 7 pounds. He was itted about two weeks ago.
Well, now we know why the Predator is Angry! Must be dreaming about his previous "life" in that picture.
If that cat's angry, I'd hate to see him when he's fucking livid!
Angry Predator has filled out nicely, and looks to be a smug handful of kitty.
Adorable! What kind of dog is Angry Dog?
@Alan - doG only knows. A dachshund mixed with some weasely animal, probably a terrier.
We got her from Hearts United For Animals. This is an amazing no-kill shelter in Nebraska. If you have a few extra charity dollars, you should send them their way. They do a lot of work rescuing animals from puppy mills.
I'm impressed the cat got this large this fast. I guess it's normal, but still -- good job, all o' y'all.
That is one grinning cat!
Lovely. I got my dog from a rescue group as well. What was great was that they'd been fostering her for a couple months, so they knew her well, and could do a good job of matchmaking. So much nicer than getting a mostly-random dog from the shelter.
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