Comments on: Lord Likely and the Lost Cat http://lordlikely.com/archives/random-insertions/lord-likely-and-the-lost-cat Behold! The Astonishing Adventures of Lord Likely, Aristocratic Adventurer and Gentle-Man of Action! So powerfully erotic, you may wish to keep a few tissues handy. Tue, 07 Feb 2012 22:31:46 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1-alpha By: Jenn http://lordlikely.com/archives/random-insertions/lord-likely-and-the-lost-cat/comment-page-1#comment-6304 Jenn Wed, 27 Apr 2011 06:13:49 +0000 http://www.lordlikely.com/?p=844#comment-6304 Surprisingly enough when I was wasting time on Failblog, I spotted this http://artoftrolling.memebase.com/2011/04/25/irl-troll-thats-my-name-too/ It seemed quite familiar. Surprisingly enough when I was wasting time on Failblog, I spotted this

http://artoftrolling.memebase.com/2011/04/25/irl-troll-thats-my-name-too/

It seemed quite familiar.

]]> By: Anonymous http://lordlikely.com/archives/random-insertions/lord-likely-and-the-lost-cat/comment-page-1#comment-6271 Anonymous Wed, 19 Jan 2011 12:30:16 +0000 http://www.lordlikely.com/?p=844#comment-6271 Forsoth, 'tis a shame indeed. You feline pet may ingest homeless people and become sick. May the LORD embrace and protect it. Forsoth, ’tis a shame indeed. You feline pet may ingest homeless people and become sick. May the LORD embrace and protect it.

]]> By: Xtine http://lordlikely.com/archives/random-insertions/lord-likely-and-the-lost-cat/comment-page-1#comment-5961 Xtine Sat, 06 Mar 2010 19:27:54 +0000 http://www.lordlikely.com/?p=844#comment-5961 Here in the States, we would likely shoot Thundercock on sight, stuff him and put him in the parlor as a conversation piece. I would like a Thundercock trophy to show my lady friends. They'd be so envious that they'd probably go out and hunt down a Thundercock of their own. Here in the States, we would likely shoot Thundercock on sight, stuff him and put him in the parlor as a conversation piece. I would like a Thundercock trophy to show my lady friends. They’d be so envious that they’d probably go out and hunt down a Thundercock of their own.

]]> By: Lady Softbreath http://lordlikely.com/archives/random-insertions/lord-likely-and-the-lost-cat/comment-page-1#comment-5464 Lady Softbreath Mon, 10 Aug 2009 04:52:56 +0000 http://www.lordlikely.com/?p=844#comment-5464 My Enchanting Lord Likely; I read with great concern about the loss of your beloved Thundercock. It must be agonizing for you having lost your agile and rather large companion. No man as virile as yourself should ever be without his Thundercock. It pains me to think that you are missing the pleasure that stroking your Thundercock brings you, and I shall endeavor to assist you in locating your pet-worthy partner in any way possible. As such, I assure you that I shall scour my personal landscape for any sign that your Thundercock has indeed visited recently. You are no doubt aware that my holdings are ripe with prominent hills, deep valleys and warm caverns in which your Thundercock could seek comfort. I will not rest until I have felt-out each mound, explored every cleft, and delved into each opening personally; I will be thorough and will not cease until I am utterly satisfied. Should you wish to join me in my explorations, you are most welcome, my Lord. I suspect that once we reach the southern-most cavern, you shall be reunited with your ferocious Thundercock. Ever yours, and longing for the return of Thundercock, Lady Softbreath My Enchanting Lord Likely;

I read with great concern about the loss of your beloved Thundercock. It must be agonizing for you having lost your agile and rather large companion. No man as virile as yourself should ever be without his Thundercock. It pains me to think that you are missing the pleasure that stroking your Thundercock brings you, and I shall endeavor to assist you in locating your pet-worthy partner in any way possible.

As such, I assure you that I shall scour my personal landscape for any sign that your Thundercock has indeed visited recently. You are no doubt aware that my holdings are ripe with prominent hills, deep valleys and warm caverns in which your Thundercock could seek comfort. I will not rest until I have felt-out each mound, explored every cleft, and delved into each opening personally; I will be thorough and will not cease until I am utterly satisfied.

Should you wish to join me in my explorations, you are most welcome, my Lord. I suspect that once we reach the southern-most cavern, you shall be reunited with your ferocious Thundercock.

Ever yours, and longing for the return of Thundercock,
Lady Softbreath

]]> By: Lord Likely http://lordlikely.com/archives/random-insertions/lord-likely-and-the-lost-cat/comment-page-1#comment-5446 Lord Likely Tue, 28 Jul 2009 14:53:46 +0000 http://www.lordlikely.com/?p=844#comment-5446 Good day, all! <b>Lady Catherine</b>: ah, yes. I believe many big cats frequent the Lion Bar. I myself visited that establishment myself, and lost terribly at a game of cards There were too many cheetahs, I think. <b>Media Wank</b>, what are the chances of there being two lions lost in London, eh? How peculiar! <b>Mr. Kirkendall</b>, you should take this matter most seriously, sir! In fact, drop everything and begin the search now! (No, pull your trousers back up...that is not what I meant by 'drop everything'). <b>Sir Ploos</b>, you do not need to hold my beloved pet hostage to receive my man-servant's hind at your disposal, sir! Half a crown and he is yours for the week! <b>Ms Tiggy</b>: I know, my poor, poor pet! I doubt there is even enough meat on the homeless to sustain him, poor thing. <b>Lord Andrew</b>: I myself am unfamiliar with this Rord Rikery character. He does sound like a jorry nice chap, though. <b>Mr. Max</b>, ah! There you are! And how was the future, dear sir? Also, I have not been buggering beasties, you foul deviant. Good heavens! <b>Mr. L</b>, how curious that all those lions should share the same name, eh? Very odd. Rightio, I am off to see if I can't find dear Thundercock. Keep looking, chums! Many thanks! Toodle-pip! <i>- Lord Likely</i>. Good day, all!

Lady Catherine: ah, yes. I believe many big cats frequent the Lion Bar. I myself visited that establishment myself, and lost terribly at a game of cards There were too many cheetahs, I think.

Media Wank, what are the chances of there being two lions lost in London, eh? How peculiar!

Mr. Kirkendall, you should take this matter most seriously, sir! In fact, drop everything and begin the search now! (No, pull your trousers back up…that is not what I meant by ‘drop everything’).

Sir Ploos, you do not need to hold my beloved pet hostage to receive my man-servant’s hind at your disposal, sir! Half a crown and he is yours for the week!

Ms Tiggy: I know, my poor, poor pet! I doubt there is even enough meat on the homeless to sustain him, poor thing.

Lord Andrew: I myself am unfamiliar with this Rord Rikery character. He does sound like a jorry nice chap, though.

Mr. Max, ah! There you are! And how was the future, dear sir?

Also, I have not been buggering beasties, you foul deviant. Good heavens!

Mr. L, how curious that all those lions should share the same name, eh? Very odd.

Rightio, I am off to see if I can’t find dear Thundercock. Keep looking, chums!

Many thanks!

Toodle-pip!

- Lord Likely.

]]> By: Alex L. http://lordlikely.com/archives/random-insertions/lord-likely-and-the-lost-cat/comment-page-1#comment-5445 Alex L. Tue, 28 Jul 2009 07:07:47 +0000 http://www.lordlikely.com/?p=844#comment-5445 Of all the lions I've seen recently, non of them answered to Thundercock. In fact most of them seemed to answer to 'AAAARRRGH LION'... which was strange... Of all the lions I’ve seen recently, non of them answered to Thundercock. In fact most of them seemed to answer to ‘AAAARRRGH LION’… which was strange…

]]> By: relaxmax http://lordlikely.com/archives/random-insertions/lord-likely-and-the-lost-cat/comment-page-1#comment-5444 relaxmax Tue, 28 Jul 2009 06:04:23 +0000 http://www.lordlikely.com/?p=844#comment-5444 Actually, that anonymous fellow was me. Odd, this blog thing. In the future, our blogs already know who we are. Actually, that anonymous fellow was me. Odd, this blog thing. In the future, our blogs already know who we are.

]]> By: Anonymous http://lordlikely.com/archives/random-insertions/lord-likely-and-the-lost-cat/comment-page-1#comment-5443 Anonymous Tue, 28 Jul 2009 06:02:55 +0000 http://www.lordlikely.com/?p=844#comment-5443 Hmmmm. I see much has changed since I have been off traveling in the future. My hero is now buggering beasties. I must get back up to speed. But later. Not now Hmmmm. I see much has changed since I have been off traveling in the future. My hero is now buggering beasties. I must get back up to speed. But later. Not now

]]> By: Lord Andrew of Goulding http://lordlikely.com/archives/random-insertions/lord-likely-and-the-lost-cat/comment-page-1#comment-5442 Lord Andrew of Goulding Mon, 27 Jul 2009 22:59:00 +0000 http://www.lordlikely.com/?p=844#comment-5442 re: Media Wank Rord Rikery of Tokyo? Is he a real Rord or that pusillanimous pimp from Poon Tang, Roger Rikery, who made his fortune riding on the back (and the front) of so many gullible young women in the land of the rising pork bun? re: Media Wank

Rord Rikery of Tokyo?

Is he a real Rord or that pusillanimous pimp from Poon Tang, Roger Rikery, who made his fortune riding on the back (and the front) of so many gullible young women in the land of the rising pork bun?

]]> By: Tiggy http://lordlikely.com/archives/random-insertions/lord-likely-and-the-lost-cat/comment-page-1#comment-5441 Tiggy Mon, 27 Jul 2009 13:21:09 +0000 http://www.lordlikely.com/?p=844#comment-5441 Oh, the poor defenceless little kitty! The poor mite is probably cowering under a bridge, feeding on discarded sand-wiches and homeless people. Come back soon, Thundercock! Oh, the poor defenceless little kitty! The poor mite is probably cowering under a bridge, feeding on discarded sand-wiches and homeless people. Come back soon, Thundercock!

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