I think we need a Kittay thread

[scrambledegg81]

 

[BooneDocks]

You might want to share those in https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f19/pets-why-we-love-them-pay-homage-here-50171/. This is an lolcat thread. Folks in the pets thread would like to see him. Especially if you tell how you taught your cat to fetch sticks like in the first pic.

Allthough it is principally lolcats, isn't it a more inclusive "kittay" thread?

 

[Rick500]

Now we're going to have to move it to the debate forum.

 

[BooneDocks]

Now we're going to have to move it to the debate forum.

It's just that I have to see kittays such as the keyboard cat playing off Hall and Oates. LOL.

 

[ChshreCat]

I was just pointing out that this is more for the funny cat memes and there was another forum for sharing pics of our pets. Wasn't complaining or starting a debate. I like the pets forum and just wanted to share it with someone who'd appreciate it.

We now return you to our regularly scheduled kittays:

 

[DeathBrewer]

OP says funny cat pictures/videos FTW. The pets thread is more appropriate for household pics. Unless you caption ur pets

 

[DeathBrewer]

 

[Rick500]

I was just pointing out that this is more for the funny cat memes and there was another forum for sharing pics of our pets. Wasn't complaining or starting a debate. I like the pets forum and just wanted to share it with someone who'd appreciate it.

I was just kiddin'.

 

[MultumInParvo]

I always want to think that I find these stupid. But really, they're hilarious. I love it.

 

[FireNightFly]

http://www.youtube.com/armandhammerpets

 

[Brew-Happy]

The most patient police officer is the country!

This is absolutely hilarious!

 

[jkarp]

http://www.catsforgold.com/

 

[Brew-Happy]

http://www.catsforgold.com/

LOL! That is hilarious! I wish you could actually fill out your information. He could collect so many addresses for cat hoarders

 

[iamjonsharp]

 

[BooneDocks]

http://www.viddler.com/explore/cheezburger/videos/231/22.75/


Get Yours Today!

 

[ChshreCat]

 

[Saccharomyces]

From Texts From Last Night:

(856): FOR A ****ING 40?! A ****ING 40?! YOU GAVE THE CAT AWAY FOR BEER?!

Awesome....

 

[DeathBrewer]

My cousin once gave away my father's stereo receiver for a bag of chips. Morons.

 

[IrregularPulse]

stuff is invaluable when it's not yours

 

[Hegh]

stuff is invaluable when it's not yours

You keep using that word. I do not think it means, what you think it means. ~Inigo Montoya

I think perhaps "invaluable" was the wrong word there?

 

[mordantly]

it loosely works. the person who copped it, doesn't have a value for said item. it was free.

 

[Bob]

it loosely works. the person who copped it, doesn't have a value for said item. it was free.

As our beloved LOLCatz would say, "UR DOIN IT RONG." It doesn't work, loosely or otherwise.

Let me look that up for you:

"invaluable" - adj.

valuable beyond estimation.

"invaluable." Merriam-Webster Online Dictionary. 2009.
Merriam-Webster Online. 30 November 2009
<http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/invaluable>

In other words, the exact opposite of what you intended.

 

[mordantly]

well if you got something free, how can you estimate a price? especially if you trade it for a bag of chips. that is clearly assigning a value of $3.


by the way. in english, in means not, so technicaly it should mean not valuable. however that is not the case.

 

[Hegh]

well if you got something free, how can you estimate a price? especially if you trade it for a bag of chips. that is clearly assigning a value of $3.


by the way. in english, in means not, so technicaly it should mean not valuable. however that is not the case.

Right, just like inflamable and infamous

Actually, it's a pretty easy mistake to make; we're just busting on you.

 

[Bob]

Technically, my foot. A word means what it means, no matter how vainly you hope otherwise.

My dear boy, I advise you to read the definition I conveniently posted above for your edification. Better, comprehend it.

Here is another definition. Let us hope this one sticks.

invaluable [&#618;n&#712;vælj&#650;&#601;b&#601;l]adj having great value that is impossible to calculate; priceless

[Collins English Dictionary &#8211; Complete and Unabridged 6th Edition 2003.]

I put the important bits in bold italics so you're sure to see it this time.

The prefix "in" more often than not means "very", as it does in this case. See "inflammable". You make a common mistake: You confuse "in" with "un". Correct this oversight.

Regards,

Bob

P.S. I'm also busting on you.

 

[ChshreCat]

The prefix "in" more often than not means "very", as it does in this case. See "inflammable". You make a common mistake: You confuse "in" with "un". Correct this oversight.

Just to join in the busting... you're wrong there. the prefex "in" means "not". But in this case, it's "not able to be given a value", as in it's so precious that you could never put a price on it. Invaluable. In means "not", not "very".

And in the future, all posts arguing semantics have to include a kitteh!

 

[dontman]

Just to join in the busting... you're wrong there. the prefex "in" means "not". But in this case, it's "not able to be given a value", as in it's so precious that you could never put a price on it. Invaluable. In means "not", not "very".

Ingenious

 

[iamjonsharp]

In ALL the threads to start a discussion on spelling or grammar...this one?!?!!
:cross:

 

[ChshreCat]

 

[iamjonsharp]