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14 comments:
KC said...
EEEEEKKKKKKKKKKKKK!
Gosh, that skeered me haf ta deaf. i'll haf nightmares fur sure affer seeing that fing.
:: shudders ::
Purrs, KC
scary!
Oooohhhh...spooky!!!
Very truly yours,
The Whiskers & Purrs Gang
Great picture! My cat is jealous! He's old. Sometimes he opens his mouth to meow and nothing comes out. I think he gets quite perplexed.
What a great lion photo in the dark. He looks ghostly.
That is an AMAZING picture! Love it!
That is scary. Someone woke up on the wrong side of the bed!
That's a neat picture. :) Not sure I'd want to be that close in reality.
KC said it . . . EEEEEEK!
Those are some vicious-looking chompers. I am the king of beasts at my house, and I would like to tell you (and all your friends) that I’ve written a scathingly-funny book, The World Is Your Litter Box, which will be out May 6th. The book is cleverly disguised as a cute cat book so humans will buy it, but is, in fact, a how-to manual FOR cats. Check it out on my website, www.theworldisyourlitterbox.com.
Thrilling enough to keep me from posting a comment here. Nice thrill.
Very terrible, you can even say that it's an eerie photo, because it looks frightening because of the color of this photo.
I can't say it is terrible... It is a bit scary, but I really love it.
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