Was gonna post this but apparently it's too "dynamic" for chorrol. Still funny

Khajiit is feeling like today is a good day to respond with gifs. Your above post gets:



Ooh Baron Samedi! You are so lucky!

Umm, what exactly is Khajiit looking at here?

Khajiit is just being smug here

What is that object pointed towards its neck? Looks like a butcher’s knife!

The pic is apparently named "Knife cat" but the look on Khajiit's face is like "Think you can scare me with that? "

This one is thinking the cat in the pic is rubbing his neck and chin on the knife. Khajiit’s little Khajiit at home loves rubbing his face and neck on sharp objects (table corners, longish fingernails, etc.), and when he does he gets that look on his face.

https://i.imgur.com/0ciocEj.gifv

Bahahaha, the comments! So funny!

Hey, mALX! Leave Khajiit's fur alone will you!

Is that thing a squirrel?! Looked like a bunny rabbit/squirrel hybrid with those long ears!

I guess Khajiit could get a good look as it was running around on his back

Same here ESO has became my second favourite Elder Scrolls game.

This post has been edited by Dark Reaper: Jan 28 2018, 05:34 PM

Better words have never been spoken!



If only I knew what they meant...

Col. Mustard getting/got married. I wander to who Ms. Scarlett, Ms. White or Ms. Peacock? Better hide the rope, candle stick, revolver, knife and lead pipe.

Missed my chance to own an Enfield 1868. It even uses cartidges but you have to load those yourself. No biggie, but I was too slow

This post has been edited by mirocu: Jan 29 2018, 09:22 PM

I actually own a British Enfield bolt action WWI era rifle. Or rather it was bought for me when I was a lad. Dad bought two, one for himself and mine. He "modified" his to look like a modern hunting rifle with cut down stock. He wanted to do the same with mine. I wouldn't let him. Praise the Nine for once dad catered to my whim and left it alone other than a refinish job. The rifle has always been kept in my parents house, since during my military career I had no easy means to keep it in my possession. I never bothered to find a place for it when I moved into my current home after retiring from the military. I'm not really a gun person you see, except for a fascination with their historic significance. My brother was too young back when the Enfields were bought to know their ownership. Neither dad nor I apparently ever mentioned it to him. Several years ago I discovered by happenstance that he thinks the Enfield is his, when he mentioned almost selling it to someone. So far as I know there is no paperwork with the gun in my name, and the house and its contents all went to my brother on mom's death. I suppose I could plead my case and possibly reclaim the rifle, but truth the tell it's not that big a deal to me.

Come to think on it, I never fired the weapon. When bought I was too weak to hold it in firing position for any length of time. By the time strong enough I had lost all interest in target practice and then we parted ways when I left home to begin my adult life.

At one time I could have told you the which variant of Enfield it is, and when made. That info was misplaced, likely trashed, some time ago. And yes, I know I can write down its serial number when next I visit my brother and look it up again.

This post has been edited by Decrepit: Jan 30 2018, 11:00 PM

Look at that handsome creature!