Shepherd's belated bonus point spam thread.

[Petrus Caietanus]

Telle, do you know what does the name "Lamounier" mean?

[Petrus Caietanus]

hm, I´m not sleepy.

[Petrus Caietanus]

I´ll try to download this foolish game again and go write my article.

[Petrus Caietanus]

God bless us all.

[Kelp]

See ya later, Ezra!

[Telleriab2]

So she's a Demon Squirrelhuaua now?

Nope. She's a Demon Sqwirlwawa. (You need to incorporate LOLcat spelling for such titles. )

[Telleriab2]

Actually, she's always been like that. Whenever we would give her half of a Milkbone to chew on, she would take it to her carrier and keep it there.

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And we often gave her half a Milkbone per day, thinking that she was eating them.

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Then, the first time Mom tried to clean out her carrier (the carrier is lined with towels to make it more comfortable), Maddie barged into it and, facing out, began growling at us.

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If we tried to approach it with our hands, she tried to bite them.

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That's when we suspected something was up and she was hiding something in her carrier.

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We found lik 15 MilkBone halves stored under the towels!

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We then started breaking up the Milkbone halves into much smaller bits for her to eat. That worked.

[Telleriab2]

Telle, do you know what does the name "Lamounier" mean?

Ezra, my dear, I've looked through two French dictionaries (real French dictionaries) and I even went on a search online for family names.

I came back with nothing.

One of the French dictionaries, however, mentions that "Mounier" happens to be the name of two famous French revolutionaries/philosophers/politicians, Emmanuel Mounier and Jean-Joseph Mounier.

But, yeah, LaMounier apparently holds no meaning in French. All I know is that "la" is the feminine definite article for "the" and any ending with "-ier" usually succeeds the profession of a man. (Example: "Fermier" for a famer because he works on a "ferme." To say the farmer is a girl, she would be a "fermière.")

Which, of course, makes the whole issue strange: why would something that is masculine (-ier) have a feminine definite article (la)?

[Little Shepherd]

Mais, de quoi?

SHINY PANTS!!!