Coal tar? That seems a bit too much. (Then again, with Chesney, it always seems a bit too much.) On another note, saw two chickadees, three spotted towhees, four robins, two juncos, and a wren while out walking today.
Historically coal oil was sometimes referred to as kerosene, so older records and stories can cause confusion. In modern times, though, the term kerosene is generally accepted to mean an oily substance obtained during the refining and distillation of petroleum.
marilynnbyerly about 1 month ago
I’ll hold Chesney, and Annie can shove in the bar of soap.
Last Rose Of Summer Premium Member about 1 month ago
Here kitty kitty kitty…..(grab).
mpguy2 about 1 month ago
Annie to Chesney ; “Two words, kitty — cat bath”
laughingkitty about 1 month ago
Today is:
NATIONAL BANANA DAY
NATIONAL CRAWFISH DAY
NATIONAL CHEESEBALL DAY
ELLIS ISLAND FAMILY HISTORY DAY
NATIONAL HAIKU POETRY DAY
WORLD CIRCUS DAY
jessegooddoggy 30 days ago
Love this arc, very funny! Don’t miss today’s newsletter!
ladykat 30 days ago
Oh, Chesney, give it a rest!
darcyandsimon 30 days ago
I gotta agree—dogs smell like no cat does…
bloodykate 30 days ago
I am LOLing!! : D
Red Bird 30 days ago
I’m really gonna miss Petal. Hopefully, we get to see him again.
Chris Sherlock 29 days ago
Yes, there is going to be a scrubbing with coal tar, Chesney…and you’re going to be the one receiving the scrubbing!
tad1 29 days ago
FREE ELDO!
tad1 29 days ago
Coal tar? That seems a bit too much. (Then again, with Chesney, it always seems a bit too much.) On another note, saw two chickadees, three spotted towhees, four robins, two juncos, and a wren while out walking today.
BaconBoyCamper 29 days ago
Coal tar? Maybe Graham meant coal oil.
Historically coal oil was sometimes referred to as kerosene, so older records and stories can cause confusion. In modern times, though, the term kerosene is generally accepted to mean an oily substance obtained during the refining and distillation of petroleum.