We need to get back to pet-shaming more. It's funny, and they don't understand, nor do they have the faculties to have their feelings hurt by it.
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So, you’re telling me the cat was napping? The things they’re famous for?
Jk, I still like it.
My cats would be yelling immediately, they hate car rides.
Lol mine just about throws up when I take her 5 mins to the vet. Unfortunately for her, she has to do day-long road trips once or twice a year to visit family. But after she chills out, she's quite an easy rider. Just very anxious at the beginning haha. I love her so much 😭
That's because whenever you put them in the car, they're going to the cattery or the vet.
They're not like dogs where they might go to the park.
Nothing good comes from car rides for cats.
I used to think "snuck" was correct, but TIL.
Never trust Merriam-Webster. I don't know if the errors I found are fixed now, but the fact they existed in the first place is disappointing. The only trustworthy English dictionary is Oxford.
Edit: Snuck is a US informal term, according to the backup dictionary, Collins. This dictionary is riddled with ads, but also multiple sources for alternative definitions.
Imagine being so far up your own ass you call another dialect a mistake that shouldn't exist.
The Merriam Webster link didn't say it was incorrect as the guy implied. They said it's a correct form and gave the history.
Sneaked feels weird ngl
I snuck into your mom's house last night
Haha no, she wasn't able to keep mum. She never can.
I really appreciate you sharing that video with me and really enjoyed watching it.
It depends whether you're English or American. Spelt is English.
Spelt is also a grain, a variant of wheat.
"snuck" is perfectly fine, as long as that's what you've heard since birth. 🤷
I would love having a cat I can just bring with me anywhere I could bring a dog. I miss cats
Looks like kitty is along for the ride today, because I'm not taking a 2+ hour detour
Yea, but what do you do? No litter box, no food and water ... also, the guy has a cat meowing at him in his work van all day.
135 kilometres.
(Circa 2.3 times Saarland in north - south direction)
That's like, 1.3 times too many Saarlands.
Holy moly proper use of the regular past tense of sneak?? I haven't seen that on the internet ever. "I sneaked my way into the concert, but I also snuck several beers into the venue."
Wait, English has two different verbs "to sneak"?
The letter of shame
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