If they interlock, I sit and block. If they’re jigsaw-cut, I rest my butt. If they interconnect, I sit and reflect. If they form a nice scene, I remain here serene. If they come in pieces, my stay never ceases. If they’re not put together, I stay here forever.

"You didn't really need this box anymore, now did you Human?", by andymiccone, CC0 1.0 Universal (CC0 1.0)
Love that white muzzlepouch.
Totally off topic, but I must tell.
Hubby was at work this morning, and discovered a small fire in one of the food court restaurants. He called the fire department, but didnโt wait for them to arrive. Instead, he grabbed an extinguisher and went at it himself. The fire was apparently almost out when the fire department arrived, and a female fighter ran up to the unit, saw him working, and shouted at him to โget his a$$ out of there right now!โ
Hubby looked at her, taken aback a bit by her attitude, and shouted back, โyou’re just lucky I didnโt fart, or the whole dโn place would have gone up!โ
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Excellent.
Best comeback ever!!!! ๐๐๐๐๐คฃ Sounds like something my hubby would up with.
Perfect! LOL!!!
A classic holiday story which I’m sure will be retold for years!
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You can sit as long as you donโt eat or lose the pieces. Talk about a new level of challenging when putting puzzles together. Plus you have the always fun game of Will They or Wonโt They? when going for a piece. Whapping or the claws?? Love the rhymes too.
If it shows the sky, then here I lie.
If it shows a cloud, this lid I crowd.
If it shows a tree, then here I be.
If it shows the ground, I stick around.
If it has an edge, to stay I pledge.
Don’t be a mourner; it’s a kitty corner!
:golf clap:
NOICE! ๐
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Aww, shucks! Thanks, folks!