- Engaaaaaaaaaaaaaaage!
Duncan was sitting really strangely one day with his feet widespread like a little linebacker. He breathed in with vigor and then let it rip. Ew. Don’t be gross. He did a POWER MEOW. I think it was vital that his feet were so far apart. It really helped with intensifying the meow.
He was really proud, I could tell. It must have been his pride and glory because he hasn’t attempted it again; must not have wanted to be unable to reach his own high expectations. He is a cat of quality, not quantity. Unless it’s food.
Duncan was practicing his Ki Hap.
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Proper grounding is essential.
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Is he a tenor or alto meow-er?
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I’d go with baritone. It’s not sweet by any means. Gruff and to the point, dagnabbit!
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Our dog started wimpering and howling (very loudly and piercing) in his sleep last night. Like at 2am. My husband couldn’t figure out what that noise was and I had to tell him Ozo is having a nightmare. What the hell…knock that off…smacks him on the rear. Poor Ozo. He has to learn he can’t mess w/daddies sleep. 🙂
Sandi
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Oh the power meow. My Bengal cat makes a point of doing at least one of those a day. Sooooooo loud!!!!!!!
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