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@sukaley Thanks very much. Hard to keep things straight after all this time.

They still haven't given up . . . how were they expecting that this attempt to be annoying would end any different from all the other times?

What's next? As Hobbes (the tiger one) would say, "Muchas smooches!"

@kirbee Oh, right, I was forgetting most places have plenty of stray cats with no litter box to call home. Where I live there's plenty of cats but basically all of them have homes; spaying/neutering is an assumed almost automatic thing so parenthood is pretty much always planned. So the cats...

Poor Khan is practically the only one who ever gets purged.

Just what I needed to round off the evening.

Somehow, I don't think she's as traumatized as you were hoping for.

Given the premise, I'm amazed there isn't a comedy tag.

Smooth.

I wonder how things would have been different if, say, the Carthaginian politicos had put some money and effort into developing some siege capabilities. I mean, if I understand the early to mid phases of the war correctly, Hannibal's armies were for some time not directly opposed in battle by...

Tell me there's an extra chapter.

Actually, if you think about it, this was not only a good tactic for winning the battle, but it actually went relatively easy on the elephants. The Roman army didn't try to kill the elephants--they let them run by, just giving them some sharp pointies in the butt so they didn't think about...

@LemonHerbTea So much this.

@Ranzo That was actually the only smart thing I ever heard of Rumsfeld saying. Of course he was just using it to conceal the reality, which was that "There are no WMDs in Iraq" was a known known.

@trimurti3 I get what you mean.

@Doomroar If it makes you feel better, think of them as annoying-teenager-phants.

Gosh, I buy strawberry-banana-pineapple juice at the grocery store. Does that have its own drink name too?

Dude's getting his knickers in a knot over one pixel? These days, can you even see one pixel?

@Candymon Fair enough.

@rpapo Well, some comes from the home no doubt, but school kids have their own social dynamic going. It is possible for schools to guide that dynamic away from bullying if they start early, but most have no idea how and end up instead miserably failing to stop it after it's well and truly...