Killing a Fly with a Ukulele: Om Nom Nom

I am the Mum.
If life was a circus, I would be the plate-juggling lady with monkeys on her shoulders who stands on one leg on a horse's back as it canters around the ring.

I am the Writer.
I use too many commas, dashes and dot-dot-dots, and I often start sentences with conjunctions because I like my blog to look the way it sounds in my mind.

I am the Hero.
Life is a bit like a superhero action comic, except that the superheroes are tiny children dressed in super-suits who possess no actual powers, while I just get them food, break up fights and clean their super-suits.

02 September 2009

Om Nom Nom

I like to check http://www.icanhascheezburger.com/ every few days. I always appreciate humour like:

and:
But Anna-Lucia loves watching the videos. She has watched this clip over and over and over again.

And I thought I'd share it with you.

7 comments:

Lauren said...: I just wanted you to know that I watched this for the first time earlier today and was mesmerized by the cuteness. NOM NOM NOM!
I heart lolcats. :); 02 September, 2009 19:20
Femina said...: I adore LOLcats! (Even before I had a cat, I hasten to add...) Have you seen the LOLcats Bible? Google it; it's so funny.; 02 September, 2009 20:04
Femina said...: Also, search for "Maru" on youtube. He is this hilarious, fat, clumsy cat... Anna-Lucia will love him!; 02 September, 2009 20:14
Alison said...: My kids LOVE that site especially the videos. I think it's funny too--although sometimes I have to edit what the captions are. "Hangover? Um, look, the cat's really sleepy!"; 03 September, 2009 01:34
Jen said...: thats too funny.; 03 September, 2009 04:11
Sassy Britches said...: I wonder if it would be just as cute with humans?

Sassy B Om Nom Nom.

Somehow, I think not.; 04 September, 2009 05:51
Putting the FUN in DysFUNctional said...: I love the LOL cats! That video is great.; 04 September, 2009 18:51

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In the episode, after eating too much toasted cheese, Captain Mainwaring dreams he is Napoleon at the Battle of Waterloo. I don't remember much about the episode other than Mainwaring telling his loyal men (Jones, Pike and Godfrey) that he has been exiled to the island of Elba.

Jones quips, "Hence the expression - Givin' ya the Elber!" (giving you the elbow, i.e., pushing you around.) I thought that Givinya de Elba was a half-decent pseudonym for someone who likes to joke and push people around, and I stuck with that.

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02 September 2009

Om Nom Nom

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