It's certainly a moving experience!

Too moving, perhaps!

They'll have to stay within sprinting distance of the litter box, then.

(bows) ^.^

I don't see any roe-does about...

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipe....._-_1360500.jpg

Remember--Cats hate water!

https://youtu.be/z6q_7HXN09A?t=10

Points awarded for knowledge of Classic-era WB cartoons, and lines therefrom.

I had never seen that cartoon with the goldfish sporting a derby all the way through before. Interesting to note that in 1943 there were paper towels.

Ads from the era promoted them as a hygienic alternative to cloth towels; this was also the era of the rise of the Dixie Cup as well, for similar reasons.

I used to enjoy using "Dixie" cups for a variety of things besides taking a quick drink of water. (Water for my paint brushes for example.) Around 2003 or so, during a visit to Riverside, my friends and I drove by the last Southern California factory that produced Dixie paper products, and it had already been closed and abandoned. I found it ironic that the imposing looking, industrial structure did have little flourishes of whimsey still evident in it's façade. There was even a giant, cast concrete representation of a Dixie cup that must have been about six feet tall. I felt a bit depressed after seeing the sight, in pretty much the same way I feel after seeing a closed and abandoned Shipworks or steel mill. It was strange to ponder at how something as small and insignificant as the Dixie cup was such a part of Industrial history, which at one time employed thousands.

There's a lot of products you see advertised in 40s and 50s TIME magazines that I wish I had access to, today.

I didn't know you had a 124. Last I knew, you had a 210.

And yeah, replacing the cat is common at that age.

Still have the 210, got the 124 about eighteen months back:

http://www.furaffinity.net/view/22361129/

Damn, forgot about that one. Even commented when you got it, too.

That rebuilt exhaust system didn't last? Did they not replace the cat then?

And I hope you're not feeding it Castrol...I feed my 107 Rotella-T 15W40 for the zinc content.

Nah, last time it was the 210 who got the cats replaced. Which also led to a Couch Kitties comic: http://www.furaffinity.net/view/15379467/

Yeah, but the post about getting the 124 says it had a rebuilt exhaust system...

From the cats on back. New muffler and resonator. :D

He unhooked the cat, but that didn't solve the problem. An OBD-1 to OBD-2 cable should be arriving on Thursday, so more diagnostics then.

Mrrr. That might not solve the issue, but it's probably a decent place to start.

*spikes there dinner with laxatives and watches the show* !! ^v^

A few years back, two of our Australian Cattle Dogs got into a package of black powder revolver wads. The wads were made of wool felt treated with lanolin and lard and scented with wintergreen. We took them to the vet and I actually created the first Poison Control Center manual entry on Wonder Wads, after calling the company.

The specific treatment was to administer yummy, yummy petrolatum to prevent the dreaded Dog Clog.

I'm sure they loved that...

They probably did -- it's carob-flavored Petromalt or Maltolatum...

Huh! Interesting.

Kitties with the runs is not a favorable idea.

...No. No, it isn't.

Context little kitties... CONTEXT

CAT in this case means converter, not you guys!

Though... Who's to say Tali didn't toss some sugar-free Haribo bears in with your kibble?