Yep! These Tribbles are known for their prodigious breeding, but what is not commonly known is their allegiance to Sharia... and gluten free grain apparently.
DaBlade: Say what? In all of my travels, I have never run across a Tribble that espoused sharia law. Never. Not once. Don't you be blaspheming my Tribbles like that.
Yep! These Tribbles are known for their prodigious breeding, but what is not commonly known is their allegiance to Sharia... and gluten free grain apparently.
ReplyDeleteCats are still better.
ReplyDeleteTribbles are almost as fun as cats.
ReplyDelete"The Trouble with Tribbles" is my favorite Star Trek episode!
ReplyDeleteWikipedia has an excellent entry about that episode.
They procreate at an alarming rate as I recall. The ship was full of them.
ReplyDeleteHave a tribbletastic Cat Blog Friday. ☺
A very clever take on Cat Blog Friday.
ReplyDeleteDaBlade: Say what? In all of my travels, I have never run across a Tribble that espoused sharia law. Never. Not once. Don't you be blaspheming my Tribbles like that.
ReplyDeleteGranny Annie: Yes, I would agree that cats are more fun.
ReplyDeleteMessymimi: When my daughters were little, they thought my Tribble was real. It used to purr and shiver.
ReplyDeleteAlways On Watch: It was one of my favorites, too.
ReplyDeleteSandee: Yes, you must never feed your Tribble. If you feed them, they procreate at an alarming rate.
ReplyDeleteJan: Glad you liked it.
ReplyDeleteMy apologies, I mistook them for other prodigious breeders.
ReplyDeleteSpeaking of spam blog comments, I wonder if you can get a 'pretty hat' made from tribble fir?
ReplyDeleteDaBlade: OK, I get it. Prodigious breeders. I forgive you.
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