Random Thoughts or Whatever

[Quadman2]

Speaking of "cats", I remember as a kid, when my much older sis used to use the words..."cat's ass", to descibe something she liked.

Never made sense to me, still doesn't today, eh?


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[spicer]

Speaking of "cats", I remember as a kid, when my much older sis used to use the words..."cat's ass", to descibe something she liked.

Never made sense to me, still doesn't today, eh?


Q

Cats, I remember a phrase for disgust being rat s--t and if it was really disgusting, cat s--t. That makes sense.

 

[DeadRock]

The Cat's Ass was a pub at the university I went to...

 

[highvoltage_]

The Cat's Ass was a pub at the university I went to...

Has more of a ring to it than pussy derrière.

 

[nailer]

Nine times.

Eight, but who's counting. ..

 

[nailer]

Speaking of "cats", I remember as a kid, when my much older sis used to use the words..."cat's ass", to descibe something she liked.

Never made sense to me, still doesn't today, eh?


Q

"The cat's meow" would have been the bee's knees.

 

[DeadRock]

Has more of a ring to it than pussy derrière.

...eggzachary...

 

[Quadman2]

All this talk on "cats" has brought back to memory that gal from "Goldfinger"... "Pussy Galore".


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[spicer]

All this talk on "cats" has brought back to memory that gal from "Goldfinger"... "Pussy Galore".


Q

Then they went all in with Octopussy. An octopus, an allegory, it is James Bond movie. Ian Fleming, yes, that's it. Plays on different levels depending on what one brings to it.

 

[Mr Boochie]

All this talk on "cats" has brought back to memory that gal from "Goldfinger"... "Pussy Galore".


Q

It's incredible how that name made it to the general theater screen in 1964!

 

[Quadman2]

It's incredible how that name made it to the general theater screen in 1964!

Could/would you enlighten the Crew just exactly what you meant by this "general statement", Mr. B. ?


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[Mr Boochie]

Could/would you enlighten the Crew just exactly what you meant by this "general statement", Mr. B. ?


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Wandering minds...

 

[spicer]

Could/would you enlighten the Crew just exactly what you meant by this "general statement", Mr. B. ?


Q

It's Bond. James Bond, and SPECTRE is headed/represented by a cat, a Chinchilla Silver Persian. Galore has many attributes. Humanity is the mouse.

 

[Quadman2]

It's Bond. James Bond, and SPECTRE is headed/represented by a cat, a Chinchilla Silver Persian. Galore has many attributes. Humanity is the mouse.

Great "side-step". Was hoping for a more...colourful explanation, but y'all stayed within the bounds of...decency.

"Well played sir!", as Jim would have phrased it.


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[spicer]

Great "side-step". Was hoping for a more...colourful explanation, but y'all stayed within the bounds of...decency.

"Well played sir!", as Jimmy would have phrased it.


Q

That's it, and, there is nothing decent about it. Full color in black and white. It is literary. Ian Fleming. An interesting character.

 

[Quadman2]

Speaking of "Sir Bond" (007)..finally found out how he could take down a bad guy at 500 ft with his first "Beretta", and later "PPK".

"Heat seeking" bullets!


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[Mr Boochie]

Speaking of "Sir Bond" (007)..finally found out how he could take down a bad guy at 500 ft with his first "Beretta", and later "PPK".

"Heat seeking" bullets!


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A friend has a couple WW2-era 7.65mm PPKs. Those are fun guns at the range.

 

[Quadman2]

A friend has a couple WW2-era 7.65mm PPKs. Those are fun guns at the range.

@ 500 ft?


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[Mr Boochie]

@ 500 ft?


Q

I haven't shot at 500ft pistol ranges.

 

[spicer]

I haven't shot at 500ft pistol ranges.

That's only about 167 yards, shouldn't be a problem...