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| Whats the big idea? What? |
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| You jumped in and took some of my treats! No. I. Did. Not. I just ate the ones Dad threw to us |
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| You KNOW the Rumpy/Family Treat Ratio And it was You who came up with that |
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| So, it still stands! Little Grasshopper I am a big cat now. I can make my own Treat Decisions |
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| The grow too soon old and too late smart |
Rumpy Bump Stumpnots
Einstein
So true what says on the lattest picture...Greetings, Joan
ReplyDeleteIt's true, Rumpy. Sometimes, those young ones can be too smart for their own good (and for yours, obviously, seeing how you got less treats).
ReplyDeleteIt looks like Einstein is losing the respect for the elders when treats are involved, right, Rumpy ? Purrs
ReplyDeleteHa-ha, Rumpy, I think Einstein learned by watching you, not by your teaching. "Do as I say, not as I do," does not work with kitties, as you should know.
ReplyDeleteSounds like Einstein has got you sussed, Rumpy.
ReplyDeleteYou are such cuties.
ReplyDeleteEinstein you sure put one over on Rumpy....mew mew mew....yur no littul grassyhopper anymore!
ReplyDelete**Hi-5'sss** Siddhartha Henry =^,.^=
We recommend that you just demand more treats!
ReplyDeleteThey stop respecting their elders. That's the trouble, eh, Rumpy?
ReplyDeleteOh, Rumpy, little big grasshoppers think they have a monopoly on treats, don't they :D Pawkisses for a Treatful Day :) <3
ReplyDeleteYou are so very wise Rumpy!
ReplyDeleteHugs, Teddy
When food is involved, all bets are off. :)
ReplyDeleteAin't that the truth Rumpy. Big hugs fur all.
ReplyDeleteLuv ya'
Dezi and Raena
You tell him, Rumpy! Hes getting too big for his britches, MOL!
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