Bonjour =)

[Zephyr]

Fetchez le vache!!!!
...............er, umm...........well it worked in the Monty Python movie!

Fetch the cow? o.o

[anji1971]

Yes. In "The Holy Grail" the French were fighting the English who were seeking the Grail, and they yelled "Fetchez le vache!" Then they used it as a........well, cow-tapult!
It's hilarious!

[tikichick]

That movie rocks! Icky icky icky icky patang woooboy!

[Lollipop]

Thanx ^^ Hum, bravo pour votre français =P

[Lori P]

Fetchez le vache!!!!
...............er, umm...........well it worked in the Monty Python movie!

LOL I just got a t shirt that says, "I fart in your general direction"!

[anji1971]

I've seen that T-shirt! And one that says "Ni!" in big letters, too!

[KITKAT]

I've seen that T-shirt! And one that says "Ni!" in big letters, too!

I am looking for a shrubbery!

Here's a funny story...

I hope I can explain this so that the humor is not lost...

Every cat breeder has a registered name for their cattery - a kind of trademark, if you will. My cattery name is Antioch. And every kitten I produce and register begins its name with that word... "Antioch Easter Lily", "Antioch Oh Be Joyful!", or "Antioch Weep 4 the Rose" are examples. Around the house, of course, they are Lily, Obie, and Rosie.

And when I purchase a kitten from another cattery, THAT cattery name is at the beginning of the name, while my own cattery name can go at the end... for example: "Capaqua Spirit in the Sky of Antioch", or "Hosca Kal Big Harry Deal of Antioch". (Harry and Spirit)

I have a friend in California whose cattery name is Featherland.

My friend bred a kitten and sold it to me.

Being Python fans, we cooked up a funny name for her cat...

"Featherland Holy Hand Grenade of Antioch"

[tikichick]

LOL Great name!!

[anji1971]

I love it!
What do you call this one at home? Grenade? Feather?

[anji1971]

Oh, and what kind of cat is that, KitKat?? It's a beauty!