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I want one that says "Cats welcome, humans by appointment."My wife has a stepping stone in her flower garden that reads "Cats welcome- visitors tolerated".
I want one that says "Cats welcome, humans by appointment."My wife has a stepping stone in her flower garden that reads "Cats welcome- visitors tolerated".
As an atheist I would love to put that on my car. My nephew is a preacher and I don't think he would approve. I love that cartoon.Thanks, @white shadow; I hadn't run into that thread before, and I just took your suggestion.
The bumper sticker was given to me as a thank you from a friend who also has a cat, and knows that I'm an atheist. I got some flexible magnetic backing, so all my bumper stickers are removable and don't have any kind of negative effect on the car's resale value (not to mention that it means that if I ever do sell the car I get to keep my bumper stickers).
Yes, I have permission from Brian Crane, who draws the Pickles strip, to post this here.
Margret
We're at 9 which is normal, right?
Are you one of the innumerable fans of Sir Terry Pratchett on this site? There's something worth remembering about the Disc; on Discworld atheism is a form of insanity. The reason for this is that on the Disc, the gods are likely to show up, in person, at any time. It's hard to disbelieve the existence of someone you've actually met.As an atheist I would love to put that on my car.
The question becomes, how much do you care about gaining his approval?My nephew is a preacher and I don't think he would approve.
Quote from one of my favorite buttons, except I got it wrong. It's supposed to read "Do not meddle in the affairs of cats, for they are subtle and will piss on your computer." A parody of a proverb in Lord of the Rings: "Do not meddle in the affairs of wizards, for they are subtle and quick to anger."Margret ,
"Meddle not in the affairs of cats, for they are subtle and will piss on your computer." Source unknown
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I think this deserves some recognition because every time I leave the system keyboard in full view, this quote runs through my mind and I conceal it.