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Let’s meet some more IMAO readers. Today, it’s Katablog.
What’s the story behind your name? It starts with Katsuey, which was a word my hubby invented to describe what he was threatening to turn one of my cats into (It involved Chinese food). I took the name as an Internet nick and from there came katsuey.com, a free legal research site, my web site design business, katsueydesignworks.com and finally my blog katablog.com.
Where do you live? Someplace no one has ever heard of : Lansing, KS
How old are you? Older than dirt, but not quite as messy when I get wet.
Tell us briefly about yourself. I’m an Accountant turned Paralegal turned Website Developer. I guess I have a problem making up my mind, but I’m not sure about that.
Do you believe that trees are evil? Only certain trees. Like the ones that give off that cotton fluff and of course all trees that provide refuge to illegal immigrating squirrels.
How long have you been reading IMAO? Probably about 1 year.
What’s your favorite IMAO post? I love the John Edwards fabulous facts and I enjoy reading the reader profiles. Many of the take-offs you do on current news stories are really funny but because the world is so screwy I sometimes can’t figure out which part is true and which is fiction.
What’s you favorite political issue? Hmmm, favorite? I’m not sure about that, but illegal aliens (now called immigrants by MSM and NutRoots) really gets my blood pressure boiling along with learning just how my tax money is being spent this year.
Do you have a website? If so, please tell us briefly about it. Katablog.com is written through the eyes of my very politically savvy kat, Cowkitty. He’s too lazy to actually write it so I end up having to pen his thoughts.
What would you do for a Klondike Bar? More appropriate of a question would be, what wouldn’t I do for a
Klondike Bar.
If you commented that you want to be included before, you’re still in the running. You can also comment in this post; just make sure you fill in your e-mail on the comment form (only I can see it so you don’t have to worry about getting spam). Eventually we’ll get to everyone. Thanks to everyone who has participated so far!
Squirrels refuse to bite the nuts that Americans won’t. Leave them out of this. It’s those dam* monkeys you have to watch.
More cats, Katablog! Your husband is very tolerant, madam. I can think of other things to do with cats…
All you bloggers with websites. Frank, are you sure this isn’t a case of “I’ll scratch your kitty if you’ll scratch mine?”
Okay. Now I REALLY want to have a Ronin Profile. Can I have one, along with an illegal squirrel?
How old are you? Older than dirt, but not quite as messy when I get wet.
LOL! Well that’s absolutely filthy! (rimshot)
Welcome to the Ronin pile!
PS: How close is Lansing to Smallville? (J/K)
Nice to meet ya Katablog. I try to click on the commenters blogs when time allows, and the times I read yours were well worth the time spent.
FYI-
They prefer to be called klonlesbian bars
Oh Bob… that was awful.
And remember; WWJD- for a Klondike bar?
Katablog, tell you hubby that I like the cat=food idea, but I think it’s been done- by ’bout a billion people across the pond regularly. In the fortune cookies there, the fortune reads “Happy Lucky Surprise! That wasn’t chicken!”
Gosh. I’ve been reading IMAO for three years, never posting, then the first time I do post, it’s to let a ronin know that I’ve heard of Lansing because I live in nearby Tonganoxie. 😉
Yo Gorgon: Tongie, LOL, no one but you and me have ever heard of that place either. Even the KC newscasters can’t pronounce it!
Kansans say that you haven’t had good beef until you’ve eaten Kansas beef. I’d agree with that one if you like corn-fed beef. But the same ISN’T true of cats. I try not to eat cats anymore, anyway.
Everyone knows where Tongie is, thats where one can find “The Dirty Bird,” Lansing is where the state pen is. Now, if you want really obscure Kansas towns, try Atwood on for size. 😉