Give me a ride!

[perry kete]

OK if you give me a ride in the Model T I'll tell you where I hid the parakeet!

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[Duey_C]

Hehehe. No, that cat won't!

[perry kete]

If you tell where the bird is I'll have ta rub you out ya see!

[Rich Eagle]

Cat's are that way. Our's threatened to eat the aardvark if we didn't let him ride the Harley.

[Burger in Spokane]

I can think of few things cats would like better than loud, clankety open air rides in/on
a metal "can" sort of contraption like a Model T.

Now, when those aardvarks infest, a person better have their car herding skills in top order !

[Rich Eagle]

Aardvarks aren't bad eating and taste a little like gecko.
Just kidding about our cat. I'm allergic.
Rich

[perry kete]

I'm not scared of riding in a Model T...I'm just hiding from Butch the beast!

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[Rich Bingham]

Aardvarks aren't bad eating and taste a little like gecko . . .
Rich

Geckoes are great to have around. Catch 'em by the tail, tail falls off. Renewable meat source. We used to keep a flock next to the chicken coop, similar idea. Gather the eggs and the gecko tails at the same time. Gecko tails and scrambled eggs, a little dash of jalapeño - meal fit for a king !

[Ruxstel24]

I interrupt this program to remind everyone, while cats are ok...dogs still rule !!

I was outside with mine and a couple rugs had gotten wet in the basement. Almost dry from the sun in the driveway. Why lay in the grass, when there's a perfectly good rug in the sunshine !

[Dallas Landers]

You know your a bada$$ when you can lay on a pink rug and still look tuff!

[Ruxstel24]

You know your a bada$$ when you can lay on a pink rug and still look tuff!

Petey is secure with his masculinity !!

[Duey_C]

Great stuff!
Drifting some or a lot: Roxy has been on a ride down The Hill but doesn't like vehicles. Almost rode the hood of the pickup UP The Hill.
She jumped down and walked up. Swore at me. Things I can't type here. I heard her.
Those quivering and loud four cylinder T's? No way.
The puppers were a different story.
Eh hem.
A dose of reality just now? Dunno. Roxy's happy face.
She was tearing my knee apart with her claws she was so happy. Have the marks to prove, True.

[Rich Bingham]

Tom (The Atom Bomb) has the run of the place, and likely has a pleasant relationship with our horses. I've seen Babe nuzzle him, and he often perches on stall doors. He is never around when I fire up Lizzy. (?). Last evening, I gave my two grandsons a riding lesson in the small pasture, and Tom was there, either really wanting a ride, or incredibly curious as to what we were doing with "his" ponies ! I never ride on the place, so this was a novelty he'd never seen before. Tom is just a wee kitten, only weighs 19 pounds. He's a good pal !

[perry kete]

OK this has gone far enough!....Cats getting cars rides.....I'm leaving!

[ironhorse]

Looking for pictures to scan, Dummie was a black cat that rode on the headlight of my KZ750 (Motorcycle) sometimes at speeds in excess of 80 MPH when I lived in Ca. Brought the bike home one day with a faring... she never went near it again.

[perry kete]

OH NO! I'm not getting into your Model T until you adjust those brakes!

[Rich Eagle]

It does drive a bit squirrely.

[perry kete]

Squirrel humor...I just can't stand squirrel humor!

[Wayne Sheldon]

Hummingbirds live in a totally different time zone than the rest of us mere mortals. They are secure in the knowledge that they are the top of evolutionary development.
When I was growing up, we had a cat that was tough, and fast! I saw her chase a German Shepard up a small tree one time (true story!). She caught more than her share of anything that cats like to catch. Several times, however, a hummingbird would tease her. Hover above, then jump down a few inches closer. Closer, again still closer. In the wink of an eye that cat would swipe a clawed paw so fast a human couldn't see it. The hummingbird, would back up just barely out of reach, a clean miss. Then again down a bit, down a bit more, more yet. Another swipe and a move. Only to repeat, over and over again. I saw this happen many times with that cat and a hummingbird. Ten, sometimes twenty minutes. Never saw the cat get it, eventually walking away mad switching her tail in frustration.
I often wondered how many hummingbirds tried this? Or was that one single tough old bird?

[perry kete]

I wish I could get a ride in a Model T this ground is burning up my feet!