Big One wanted me to write a blog post about how fantastic this snooker table is but I can not. I am a dog and dogs do not lie. Even when we want to. Like when Big One asks me if I have ever seen such a wonderful snooker table. Um. No. I have not seen a wonderful snooker table. Including this one. But I can share pictures of all the building that Big One and Talker and Player did for two whole weekends instead of playing with me. No I am not bitter. Not at all. Stupid snooker table.
They are not doing a very good job of hiding. I can still see them. I am worried that the table is upside-down right now. |
Big One puts the frame together. He is also telling me the "NO!" word probably. |
Big One and Player add the wood pieces to the stupid snooker table instead of playing with me. |
Player looks at the level. And does not play with me. |
Big One stretches the felt. This apparently takes angry swearing noises to work right. |
Big One puts the rails on the stupid snooker table and the bat crazy cat is probably thinking about her stupid (not) missing kidney. |
Finally done. |
Now do you think they will play with me? No. Because Player, Big One, and Talker will play with the stupid snooker table. Instead of me. I want to go outside and I am being ignored. See? SEE??? |
Big One breaks. But nothing actually is broken. Whatever. I am not a fan of this whole thing. |
More playing with the stupid snooker table. I am going to bed. |
Poor Grey...so neglected :) Looks like they did a great job on the "stupid snooker table"!
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