Grrrrrrrrrrrrrrr
Nuff said
Moo!
AoOOOOOOOOOH
Grrrr’ing 'bout anything in particular, techchick, or just making animal noises?
Meow.
Just Grrrrrr ok
I need a scratching post
D’oh!!!
Trust me, I need a saucer of milk, a scratching post and gun.
eh ehehe ehehe eehehehhehehhheh ehhhe ehh
its a baby ox
:::handing TechChick one warm saucer of sweet milk:::
:::bringing out nice, fuzzy, calico, scratching post:::
:::giving TechChick one Colt M-16A2 assault rifle with six 30-round magazines of SS-109 5.56mm, 63-grain NATO ball ammunition with requisite 1 in 5 tracer round mix, bayonet option included in total package:::
“Nice kitty” 
Personally, I prefer to not vocalize my “grrr”-ish feelings… instead, I press my lips together very hard and shake my fist in the air. It’s quite soothing, actually.
::shakes fist::
I recommend it for anyone who’s had a bad day.
And, hey, Techchick, we can go rifle shooting sometime… firing off a few hundred rounds is soothing too.
<<Muttering “chucklebutt bastard” under my breath for no particular reason>>
Grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr…I can’t sleep…Grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr
Bed Time Story for Techchick
presented by
William Shatner
Once… UPON A time… there were… 3…little… FOXES… who liked to … PLAY… in the woods. they were… HAPPILY PLAYING… away…
etc. you get the idea.
Techchick. I have the solution. Come over and live in dublin. you appear to live on dublin time anyway, you could easily get a job and we’d show you a great time!!!
*This offer is open to any of the Yankie Dopers, Or Canadians… *
Wow, you guys get pretty weird around this time in the mornin’. Are you on drugs?
Can I have some?
Hey TC. Try free association writing. ( I think thats what it’s called). It works for me. Put pen to paper and write every random thought that pops into your head. I do it for maybe 15 minutes and then fall fast asleep.
Is it just me, or does anyone else love it when people actually say “grrr”? Especially when fabulous babes like techchick68 say “grrr”?
It is just me? Okay, I’ll just heat up some warm milk instead.
Bucky
Step 1) Keep a copy of the magazine The Economist by your bed.
Step 2) Open the magazine and read any story (HINT: try a science story) without skipping any words or skimming.
Step 3) Fall asleep somewhere in the third paragraph.
My husband and I like The Economist, but I swear, sometimes just opening the magazine will put me out.
And remember, kitties like warm milk too.
My sleep aid is a Book On Tape of Black Holes and Baby Universes by Stephen Hawking. Problem is I can’t shut it off once I’ve fallen asleep, so all my dreams are about cosmological phenomena and top quarks.