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Save some for me: A cat eyes mackerel being barbecued.
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outofmydepth
the cat can have mine.
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ProfessorJ
If the cat jumps up and tries to eat those fish things, well that'll be the end of him and it's time to update the menu.
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TeruSensei
That looks like my cat.
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trev93
Im in ur yard, waiting to has these macro.
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wanderlust
dogs have masters, cats have staff......
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outofmydepth
wanderlust - how true.
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ProfessorJ
Sorry I was sleeping. Course material boring at best.
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BlackFlag
its Autumn, get the sanma under the grill, save one for the cat
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Sarge
"the cat can have mine"
No, it's mine.
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Himajin
'dogs have masters, cats have staff......'
How very true. I am the litter box and food person, DH is the person to sleep with, son is for cuddling to keep warm, we all have our jobs!
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Betzee
Now they show their gratitude for all this through gifts. I find a dead something on my doorstep at least once a week, and more like once a day in the spring.
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Sarge
The only thing better than sumibiyaki mackerel is sumibiyaki sanma.
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Betzee
Sarge,
I remember you're once mentioning your sister had 30 some cats. I asked my brother how he would react if I had that number and he hastily replied, "Well, I'd never visit you again." No worries, one is all I can cope with given her hunting proclivities.
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Sarge
Betzee - Wow, you have a good memory! Actually, I never did visit my sister again at that house where she had the 30 some cats ( no exaggeration ). She eventually moved, leaving most of them behind.
I'll betcha that cat watching the mackerel is good at batting mice.
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Betzee
When I lived in LA which, owing to the warm weather, has a terrible feral cat problem, one day a mama cat was in the process of moving her two kittens when I came across them under my car. Over her strenuous objections, I put them (and her) in my house and went off to do whatever I was going out to do. When I got home it took me a while to find them; she'd carried them into a closet.
Though she came and went, I kept them inside and they were socialized to human care and eventually I found homes for them, aided by the fact they had been born in the off-season. But I can't imagine having to place 30!
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cleo
Them's not mackerel, them's sanma.
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Sarge
I believe Cleo is correct!
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BlackFlag
I was correct first!
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Sarge
BlackFlag - Nah, you merely made a suggestion. Good suggestion, I'll admit! But Cleo was first to point out that the fish in the photo are sanma.
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cleo
It's OK BlackFlag, you can have all three if you like. They're dead anyways.
Fish get lice, but not nits (as far as I know)
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PuffinMuffin
ah cats...can't live without them.
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Elephantman
Actually... that's my cat and the original text message I sent through to the JT editor was, "Last BBQ of the year... Sanma fish!! Oishii!!!"
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