Comments on: But You Don’t Act Cat

By: Sincere's Mommy

Sincere's Mommy — Thu, 01 Feb 2007 23:03:30 +0000

Great post. Shooting down stereotypes and some cat loving. Right up my alley. I LOVE cats and always have. Welcome to the wonderful of cat love were your coat is covered in fur and your in the grocery store at 2 am buying Fancy Feast. Ok maybe thats just me.

First time to your blog. But I am feeling it. Sounds like you like hip hop. My boys are having a show at the Mighty on Saturday with Tribe Called Quest Ali Shaheed Muhammad. You can go to digunderground.com if you are interested.

By: Steven Mansour

Steven Mansour — Wed, 31 Jan 2007 02:50:06 +0000

I’m not that bad of a shot…

Way to go and ruin all my street cred.

By: myke

myke — Wed, 31 Jan 2007 01:38:23 +0000

black rednecks … white rednecks. they’re all here in red state land. moderate gay white males are much more of a minority. personally, i think there are much more of them …. they’re just afraid of coming out of the closet. after all, those rednecks (whatever their skin color) might beat the hell out of you.

btw… the feline looks a wee bit portly. my mom’s was and became diabetic. now she has to give it two insuline shots a day. but josie the cat is all svelt now!

By: a very public sociologist

a very public sociologist — Mon, 29 Jan 2007 12:46:59 +0000

Judging by that photo, it looks as if my cat is pretty similar to Bill. Whenever I’m at home doing work he’ll try his damndest to lie on the key board, atrract my attention, take up residence on my lap, etc.

By: Thomas sowellWeblog

Thomas sowellWeblog — Mon, 29 Jan 2007 03:25:45 +0000

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By: Alejandro

Alejandro — Sun, 28 Jan 2007 04:19:37 +0000

On the “but you don’t seem American”:

We’re simply the new American voice. We understand certain fundamentals:

Polyglots are our friends. Assimilation isn’t a dirty word. Nationalism is counter-productive. Partying until 6:00am is ok. Universal health care is crucial. Equality is a good thing. Money isn’t everything. Smaller cars are cooler. Gay rights mean everyone is happy. “Liberty and Justice for all” extends beyond this nation. etc.

Anyway, I don’t mind it when people tell me I don’t “act American” when I’m abroad. I know exactly WHO they’re talking about and I’d rather be in a league of my own. Honestly, I’d rather start a new American identity anyway. Hope all is well, homie. Over and out vato.

-a

By: rr

rr — Fri, 26 Jan 2007 23:15:50 +0000

I was shocked to discover that Georgia is, at root, more a cat than dog person (but we have to whisper in case Delphine hears).

However I have to admit a soft spot for “Cat” (still to be named) even though he is, technically, another’s. I foresee a custody battle ahead. And of course I’d only be fighting on behalf of the dog, who loves him and would be sad without him.

Bill. That’s quite a good name.

By: Georgia Popplewell/Caribbean Free Radio

Georgia Popplewell/Caribbean Free Radio — Fri, 26 Jan 2007 20:38:17 +0000

It is even more wonderful to be able to hire your own boss, as you did quite directly in my case, and less directly in the case of Rachel. Thanks again.

And Bill is gorgeous — you’ll be a better person for knowing him, I’m sure.