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Poor cat, I hope she didn’t hurt her jaws. I was occupied trying to get a shot of her healthy looking fat winter belly and didn’t really notice she’d gotten my finger in between her corner teeth giving me a proper love-bite. She had some time to bite down and still you can barely see the skin damage. And then this is a female cat, as fierce as it gets.
Imagine if it had been a dog instead.....
.................
....whooaa
You have to be pretty alternative to be afraid of these purry-cuddly little fur balls. I’m just saying.
A good reminder anyhow that females with a little fat around their belly live longer than men who mention it.
From here: www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=geordie
Geordie
Usually a person who believes they are from the city of Newcastle but are infact from outlining areas such as Gateshead, Hexham and the like. These 'plastic' Geordies tend to believe they are at the top of the social scale but are in fact in the middle of the social security benefit queue. Often found in Netto or more notably Greggs upon where they feed they offspring large quantities of baked pastry goods, children are usually christened "Keegen" or "Bobby" or "Alan" regardless of their sex, this is due to their Mother and Fathers (and in many cases 'Uncle Steve' and Uncle "Jeff" and 'wor Bobbies da") lifelong devotion to Newcastle United, despite never actually being anywhere near the stadium, but the 9 kids are dressed head to foot in Black and White replica kit 7 days a week.
"Hov corse ham a Geordie man like man, me da used ta drink Broon Ale and me ma uste te werk in Fennnikks man"
This is a good translator...
www.geordie.org.uk/translate.htm
For example
The English: hello how are you
The Geordie: aalreet ya'aalreet