sabrewulf69

What? You can't feed a picture to Google Translate.

Go to google translate and paste this picture

My cat goes a faint "tap tap tap" on the new floor, I don't know what material this is (it's obviously wood but I don't know what wood, besides it seems treated).

Random trivia:
In Norse mythology there is a myth about Fenrir, the terrible wolf, who was about to eat the worlds (or somehting like that). Fenrir was bound by Gleipnir, the invincible rope, which was made from:
- The beard of a woman
- The roots of a mountain
- The sinews of a bear
- The breath of a fish
- The spittle of a bird
And finally, to stay on topic: - The sound of cats' paws.
And what's why, according to vikings, those things do not exists. So taptaptap as the sound of running paws is a little... strange.  

I guess I'm bored today.

Everyday Life
Woman Doctor
Calico [cat]
Siamese [cat]
Persian [cat]
Let Your Guard Down
Tap tap tap tap [the sound of running feet... well, probably paws here]
either "Tired..." or "Again and again" [goddamn fapanese onomatopoeia]
Mischief
Everyday Life II
Disaster
Despair
Prayer
Zaka's Best Girl [translated the ??????? for you as well ]

@littleshogun Thanks for the reminder, here is the update image: