Thistle
Apprentice
noisy cricket {1}[M:0]
woah, so liek hai. 8D%\7\%
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Post by Thistle on Aug 28, 2009 23:39:19 GMT -5
What about "high-tailed" for a proud cat? --x-- Isn't that sort of for a cat that's running away from something? Like, he 'high-tailed' it out of there. -shrugshrug-
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Post by whitefoot on Aug 28, 2009 23:52:55 GMT -5
I like the high-tailed one, Brain :] I definitely think it should be a term.
How about..
"Go wash out your tongue," for a cat who is rude or impolite to others?
"Have your forgotten/lost your paws?" for a clumsy cat who trips or runs into someone or something.
"Sweetfur," The equivalent of "sweetheart". Said to a dear cat or mate.
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Brain
Apprentice
[M:125]
Not to scale.%\0\%
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Post by Brain on Aug 29, 2009 17:08:29 GMT -5
I like the high-tailed one, Brain :] I definitely think it should be a term. --- Thanks. I was thinking about the term "high-tail it out of here." Funny, I was just in QUESTIONS saying you should get a point if someone makes a gay cat and now it's you complimenting me. ""Have your forgotten/lost your paws?" for a clumsy cat who trips or runs into someone or something." --- Bluekit has no depth perception, so he'll be doing that a lot. ""Sweetfur," The equivalent of "sweetheart". Said to a dear cat or mate." --- Why not just "sweetheart"? Edit: I just read Skyriver's post. Edit: Make that Thistle's.
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Post by Ten on Sept 7, 2009 19:21:55 GMT -5
"What about 'high-tailed' for a proud cat?" --- mm... it's an already-existing phrase. It's nice, but I'm on the fence about it.
"Go wash out your tongue," --- But they use tongues to wash things?
"Have your forgotten/lost your paws?" --- mmkay; I'll add that.
"Sweetfur," The equivalent of "sweetheart". --- Why wouldn't they use sweetheart?
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Post by Ten on Nov 13, 2009 18:23:44 GMT -5
Added "stoned" to phrases. No, it does not mean high or drunk. Not to Starless cats, anyway.
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Post by kayte103 on Nov 27, 2009 15:33:01 GMT -5
Since we've decided there are bats and the cats are aware of them, how about "bats in the brain" for a foolish cat?
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Post by Ten on Nov 27, 2009 15:39:04 GMT -5
It could mean crazy, too. I'll add it.
edit: Taking down "goody four-paws" and "wall-dweller" because they don't seem like they'll be getting any use.
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Darky [Megan]
Young Warrior
noisy cricket {2}[M:32]
Self-initiated mental metamorphosis!!%\1\%
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Post by Darky [Megan] on Nov 28, 2009 18:19:35 GMT -5
'To kill two crickets with one pounce', similar to 'killing two birds with one stone'. This courtesy of Ducky.
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Post by duckyaisha on Nov 28, 2009 19:27:58 GMT -5
Ooc: I was gonna post that, but I realized you already did. XD Finally I feel like I contributed to the site.
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Post by kayte103 on Nov 28, 2009 23:15:33 GMT -5
Hmm... how about "rat-food eater", similar to "crow-food eater", as an insult?
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