As you may or may not know, we have a dog. A little, brown poodle, cute as a button, named Neko-Ashi Dachi. (Pronounced Neeko Ah-shee Dah-chee). We call him Neko for short, although the "Ashi Dachi" comes in rather handy for three-naming him when he's in trouble.
"NEKO-ASHI DACHI! Did you puke on the carpet AGAIN?"
You may or may not know that, in the style of karate that I take, neko-ashi dachi actually means "cat stance". After much extensive research (OK, I admit, actually after about 5 minutes of google searches) I discovered that "neko" is "cat" and "ashi" is "leg, foot, be sufficient, counter for pairs of footwear", whatever in the heck that means. (I knew already that "dachi" is stance) I love the irony of my dog actually being called "cat" all the time!
This is what a neko-ashi dachi looks like in real life:
But, really, I think it looks a whole lot better in this picture:
(And that picture, my friends, is what prompted this whole post!)
5 comments:
Only you would call a dog a cat and do it in a totally different language!
That picture is hilarious!
Bwahahahaha!
hahahahahaha!!! Thanks for the laugh!
That's so cute!! I can't believe how the cat is standing just like the man!!
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