DJCatt In reply to mastersamus117 [2020-04-13 22:40:37 +0000 UTC]

Thanks.

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mastersamus117 In reply to DJCatt [2020-04-15 06:53:58 +0000 UTC]

No problem.

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DJCatt In reply to KHC1000 [2020-04-13 22:40:21 +0000 UTC]

As I always say and keep on saying social media wide... not to mention that people needs to know and understand what they see when I write what I write... but you are one to never let me down and others need to take an example from you on how to not let someone down!! ~

And not letting a kitty bro down equals faces like this:

^___________________^

XD

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KHC1000 In reply to DJCatt [2020-04-14 00:59:18 +0000 UTC]

Silly, kitty bro, with a big silly kitty smile always a happy thing to see and I'm glad to be the cause of it, which, as I have stated, will only continue to be as I keep lifting you higher and higher, even if I were to slip on banana peel, I don't think I could let you down even then, lol. X"D

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DJCatt In reply to KHC1000 [2020-05-08 22:14:24 +0000 UTC]

I have this silly smile even with my lateness because of the KAWAIIIIIIII MOVEMENT!!
^____________________________^
DESU DESU DESU!!! XD Saying "Desu" in such a way is such the wrong and improper way of using the word.... but it is still funny to do.

Yes... I want to be lifted higher and then fly like an eagle!!
Now that is some true dedication that I completely admire and can be proud of... slipping on a peel of a cartooned banana and keeping a kitty afloat. That is one of the truest lines that I have ever read and heard.... but as you have not ever let me down,the fact of that true saying is very real indeed and I always appreciate that!!

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KHC1000 In reply to DJCatt [2020-05-08 23:08:19 +0000 UTC]

X"D Desu is definitely funny to use, despite it being improperly used, lol.

And well, only in a cartoon would I survive not dropping you in slipping on a banana peel.  If in reality, well, I can't at least be something cushiony to land on if I were to slip on a banana peel. X"D  I'm perfectly floofy and thick to be a safety cushion. X"D

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DJCatt In reply to KHC1000 [2020-05-18 20:59:08 +0000 UTC]

It is most funny due to how I've seen people misuse "desu" and that is why I would use the ( ^____________________^ ) afterwords. Hahaha!!


I have said before that I am too tall to fall if I was in that situation of falling. I would have to know I was falling or about to fall,I'll be able to catch myself with my feet before falling (also that's "cat perks"). But if my perks don't help then it's nice to know that the fall will not be a hard one. As a cartoon,anything is possible in those worlds and I'd likely just be able to fly anyway. XD

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KHC1000 In reply to DJCatt [2020-05-18 23:41:36 +0000 UTC]

A lot of Japanese words are fun to say in all honesty, baka being another one, which does mean fool or idiot, but still is fun to say, lol.  Nani is another one too, which means what. X"D

If I could fly, that'd save me money on flying anywhere, pfft.  I wish I could fly anywhere right now, but given this virus going on, I can't.  It saddens me that I can't even plan to go to Canada either due to the border being restricted and on lockdown still.  I'm hoping so bad that things get better by August or at least September, but the way things are looking with those who refuse to listen, it may not happen as much as I'd hope or want it to.

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DJCatt In reply to KHC1000 [2020-05-19 03:53:37 +0000 UTC]

Hahahaha I know Japanese silly. I even made a song (yes I actually made a song before,ROFL) that uses the term "Baka" in it... of course the song that it was made for would not know the meaning of it (yes it had to do with another girl I dealt with in the past.. someone locally). Japanese (some of them anyway) use English words in between their words too,so it's all fair in the language barriers. The desu is funny because it has no 'real' meaning,that's what makes it funny to me. If I were speaking to someone in Japanese though,the ironic thing is that I probably wouldn't even use "desu" in my words... I'd probably say "yo" or "da"... but mainly "yo" to show my dominance of having no dominance.

Yes... but like walking or running,we could only fly so far before getting exhausted,so we still need our frequent flyer mileage. Gliding with our wings could probably be a thing too so maybe flying would save some cash money. The "funny" or not so funny thing I should say is... with the virus crap ongoing,it made the cost of travel much more affordable... but the catch is... you cannot go anywhere anyway. It's like a video game,something happened and then the Master Sword appears... but you have not mastered doing it so you cannot pick it up! :3
Yeah I'm not happy about the travel restrictions either for the case that I did go somewhere. The virus both ruined and helped me at the same time. But even with the "help" part,I still hope that things gets better before summer is over.
Hahaha... the problems with most in the world would core to people not listening. And they wonder why they keep losing so much. :3

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KHC1000 In reply to DJCatt [2020-05-19 17:03:33 +0000 UTC]

Eh, my point still stands as there still are some funny, as well as, fun Japanese words to say.  And true, Japan has started incorporating the use of English more in recent years, although, not perfect, it still gets the gist across for those who can understand even broken English.  Hell, if I can translate drunken English, I sure as hell can understand broken English, lol.

I know, that's what saddens me is that I can't go anywhere when I really wish I could and want to.  As for getting exhausted in flapping my arms, I'd be quick to that, given I'm a pudgy woofdoggo, lmao.  In all seriousness, people need to start listening because the virus numbers are still climbing higher in a good many places stateside, which is only going to make things far worse as opposed to better.  As I said, also, I really hope that this all gets better, but the reality of it is rather disheartening to say the least.

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