Marvin the Cat

Kendra Teressa’s old cat or more famously known from the books as following: “Little House on The Farm” & “The Babbling Brook”, both by Janet Mary Crunican.

Marvin the cat was one of the main protagonistic side characters, along with the cats: “Flour”, Hunter, and Claws, and additionally sicky sally (the one who passed away from tumors of the stomach).

Marvin the Cat has an extroverted personality type and is gentler than the other kittens.

Marvin the cat is saying used to characterize a white domestic shorthair cat that has blue eyes and a gentle and kindred spirit.

That cat reminds me of Marvin the Cat from the book “Little House On The Farm”, by Janet Mary Crunican.

Marty D

This word depicts an individual that is arrogant and commonly expresses distaste towards issues they created.

Marty D’s are typically cruely manipulative to a fault, and are the type to throw adult temper tantrums which consist of being loud to prove a point, and menacing and emotional endangerment of other conversation participants.

Marty D is also the ex-husband of Janet Mary Crunican that inspired the book “The Fight of The Mind”.

Don’t pull a Marty D…we don’t need another adult temper tantrum