Honeychild where’s your fashion sense?! I have NO PEARLS to clutch!!!
This outfit don’t make a lick o’ sense! How can I go to the revival without my pearls?!
Presenting Lucy and Tank! Bless their pea-pickin’ li’l hearts, Cara.
LOLpug = Little Old Lady Pug
September 17, 2011 By
Poor Lucy! Any self-respecting fashion maven knows pearls are required for that ensemble!
The scarf IMMEDIATELY reminded me of this:
Yeah, Queenie, this puggle says Eastern Europe to me more than Southern USA.
Yay! Hi Theresa!
I got more of a Babushka (sp?) from the picture than Southern USA, too!
Piddler on the Roof?
Oakley? I LOVE you!
We’re not worthy! We’re not worthy!
Hahaha! Everytime we watch this movie, my daughter gets mad that Chava’s sisters push her into the straw!
Do the bottle dance! Do the bottle dance!
‘kay.
Lawdy lawdy, it’s ‘Aunt Pug-mima’!!!
Yet another example of “Drunk Cow Eyes” in picture 1.
Babushka Pug demands her vodka.
And a nice healthy bowl of borscht. (topped with sour cream).
..and some perogies….
I went all the way to Pittsburgh to get you some!
Seriously ….. my grandma said “oh my stars and garters” ALL. THE. TIME. I have not heard anyone else except her say that in my entire life! until now!!
Jenn, my granddad used to exclaim loudly, “GREAT GARDEN SEED!” Who knows what the heck that meant?
My grandmother said, “Great day in the morning.”
MY grandmother used to say “Oh go scratch your @$$.”
My grandpa used to say “GOOD NIGHT!!!” Whenever something surprised him.
Famous utterances of my grandmother:
1. “Go scratch your @$$.”
2. “You look like Mary on the Brooklyn Bridge” (whoever or whatever that is)
3. (At the end of winter, when the temperature would go above freezing) “Go ahead, get on your bikini!”
4. (On St. Patrick’s Day) “Are you going to go down to City Hall and get your @$$ painted green?”
Theresa: I think that Mary on the Brooklyn Bridge wasn’t so good in the purity department, if you catch my drift.
My grandma used to say “Blood and stomach pills!”
Okay. Here’s a really, really classic one in my family. My Grandma and Granddad had 10 children. So of course, some little kid was always under foot. If somebody was in granddad’s way, say sitting in his chair or something like that, he wouldn’t say “move” or “get out of the way.” No. He would just say, “Watch.” Just that one utterance, “Watch.” which meant, get the heck out of my way. And quickly.
I heard it all the time from my Gommy, too
Please compare the dogger at the top with the 2nd one…two different pups?
So I am viewing my television and there was a commercial onfor one of those life-alert buttons you can press when you fall. Why is there not one that has a button you canpress when you are struck DED by the Qte? I need assistance because the curlycue tongue action has made me ded. DED!
I want them both! (But I do believe the first one is a french bulldog and the other is a pug) Pure sweetness!
I think so, too.
yes!
also also: the headscarf has been elegantly chosen in the PRECISE shade of pink which matches pup’s tongue …..
So, I’m the only one seeing Sopor Aeternus?
The top one is a french bulldog named Tank and the second one is a obese pug named Lucy (though in her defense she has lost quite a bit of weight).
“Oh no! Is that really me in the mirror?”
Good gracious this wind gon ruin mah weave!
good Lord,Do you see what she is wearin’