Tiana’s stare

[HeatherRose]

I was working at my computer and look over to this, Tiana staring intensely at me while she ate her pellets. It made me a little uncomfortable,

 

[DMS260820]

I think she is my favourite of you're guinea pigs. The little chubber

 

[Sophie B]

Aww, she loves you

 

[HeatherRose]

I think she is my favourite of you're guinea pigs. The little chubber

Yeah she definitely has some junk in the trunk! She’s a very curious piggy and she likes to nibble fingers (not bite hard, just explore with her teeth)

 

[DMS260820]

Yeah she definitely has some junk in the trunk! She’s a very curious piggy and she likes to nibble fingers (not bite hard, just explore with her teeth)

Nicer than my Dorothy then, she likes to yam down on fingers, but then she will lick them after and be all nice. She's a little . Sorry some of these words might be an English thing lol

 

[Flutterby]

 

[Leafy Lou]

Reminds me of a prairie dog

 

[HeatherRose]

Nicer than my Dorothy then, she likes to yam down on fingers, but then she will lick them after and be all nice. She's a little . Sorry some of these words might be an English thing lol

I love to hear some English lingo, then I’ll use them (with a terrible English accent) while talking to my husband. He especially likes “bits and bobs”

 

[Betsy]

I love to hear some English lingo, then I’ll use them (with a terrible English accent) while talking to my husband. He especially likes “bits and bobs”

"Bits and bobs" is part of my eBay name. Some more English Lingo is "shrammed" meaning REALLY cold and my husband's family uses "hurred up" meaning something is misted up like a window.

 

[HeatherRose]

Nicer than my Dorothy then, she likes to yam down on fingers, but then she will lick them after and be all nice. She's a little . Sorry some of these words might be an English thing lol

Also I was worried that “junk in the trunk” might be an American term

 

[HeatherRose]

Also I was worried that “junk in the trunk” might be an American term

Lol my mom just said maybe you guys call it “loot in the boot”

 

[DMS260820]

Also I was worried that “junk in the trunk” might be an American term

It might be, because of trunk, but we watch so much American netflix programmes, I know it well

 

[Sophie B]

Lol my mom just said maybe you guys call it “loot in the boot”

Never heard anybody say that, but I’m going to start

 

[HeatherRose]

Never heard anybody say that, but I’m going to start

My mom and I are going to start saying it too, she’s so funny

 

[Merab]

That is some stare - I ‘d be worried about some serious plotting going on in that pretty little head

 

[DMS260820]

My favourite saying is.. Why have a dog and bark yourself. Don't know if that's just a British thing or not

 

[Merab]

I feel a new thread developing here.
Sayings from around the world as we’re such an international forum.

 

[Bill & Ted]

I think Tiana’s physical stature would be called ‘portly” or “sturdy” lady x

 

[Betsy]

My favourite saying is.. Why have a dog and bark yourself. Don't know if that's just a British thing or not

I use that one too!

My lovely late Dad would say "I'm going to see a man about a dog" meaning he was going to the toilet.

 

[Betsy]

I feel a new thread developing here.
Sayings from around the world as we’re such an international forum.

Good idea! Why don't you start one?

 

[Sophie B]

Good idea! Why don't you start one?

Has there been one started? I’d like to see that!

 

[Betsy]

Yep

Here it is
The Things We Say

 

[sport_billy]

Ha ha I love It! Turning that into a ‘SOON’
Meme for sure