Thread: Has anyone got a .....................

Originally Posted by jckkerrison

Its a funny old world when you can't find a chirp to English dictionary,mine tend to go prurip more than chirp but I am sure they mean the same so do you think there is a dictionary for that ?

Maybe it's a breeder thing - mine prurip more than chirp and they came from the same place as Pansy P I believe! We've really only got three regular prurips:
1) it's witching hour mode, stand clear, the stampeding wildebeest are coming through and they're all wearing Doc Martins
2) I demand fuss immediately
3) are you going to stop typing so that I can sit on your keyboard?

We also have the less commonly heard dog prurip, where Freyja leads you to believe you're getting a standard issue prurip but cunningly finishes it with what can only be described as a high pitched dog bark. Extraordinary noise, hearing a Ruff sound coming from your giant kitten's mouth.

Demands for food tend to be the more traditional meow in our house.

Sounds like you may have found a niche in the market for chirp/prirup to English dictionary!

Originally Posted by FreyjaRoMaine

We've really only got three regular prurips:
1) it's witching hour mode, stand clear, the stampeding wildebeest are coming through and they're all wearing Doc Martins
2) I demand fuss immediately
3) are you going to stop typing so that I can sit on your keyboard?

I think our Coonies are cut from the same cloth