The pets of AAC...

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cmartinez

Joined Jan 17, 2007
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Cats have never had owners. :p
that's why I like them so much...

The words, "intelligent" and, "vindictive" are redundant.
vindictive might be redundant... but regarding intelligence... I'm not so sure... mine's sort of a franken-cat that got implanted the brains of a murderous hare ... humans got gray matter... while cats have nut-matter
 

killivolt

Joined Jan 10, 2010
836
You mean the Feline Assasins Association?
A few years back I found the bird cage on the floor with no bird in it. I looked for an hour still no luck and gave up.

We rushed out the door to go out for the evening; but I left my Sunglasses and came back inside; thats when I found a dead wet bird in my Pit bulls mouth. She gently spit it out as if to say; I found it this way.

I know my dog didn't knock the cage down; but I do suspect the Cats put a hit on the bird.


My belief birds have a hidden agenda. e.g. why the cats put a hit on the bird; its because their so suspicious.

True Story; one day my Wife is standing in the front yard with my Granddaughter at 4 years old. My wife is holding her hand as they stood looking across the street; suddenly my Granddaughter ask's a question.

Grandma, can you see all those birds over there?

Yes, dear; do you mean all those birds all on a wire?

Ya; those birds.

Do you think their having a meeting?

kv:eek:
 

killivolt

Joined Jan 10, 2010
836
Ever seen those Black birds with their evil yellow beaks and dark eyes?

Hey, Joey?

Ya, Frankie.

Seen da movie da birds?

I'm tellin ya Joey; wanna deeze day's it's gonna happin.

Think so Frankie?

Nah, nodif we count'in on da Crows.

Ya, Frankie; Crows are nuts.

Wit'em we got nutun.

kv
 

sheldons

Joined Oct 26, 2011
613
She was the smallest in the litter when I had her but now she is a huge monster.....she is also good at playing Candy Crush on Facebook
 

Metalmann

Joined Dec 8, 2012
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Here is a bittersweet pet story.

It was late in the evening and we received a phone call from a neighbor. She thought that our cat had been hit by a car and was lying in the middle of the street. My wife and I ran out to see the sad sight. It was our cat and he wasn't moving. She ran back in the house and grabbed a box, which I used to drive him to the vets Unfortunately, the vet said he had passed, so tearfully I arranged for a cremation and burial at a local pet cemetery.

The next morning, a little foggy due to sleeping poorly, I was making a cup of coffee, when OUR CAT BRUSHED ACROSS MY LEGS! He was alive! I screamed and the rest of the family came running down, hugging the poor, clueless cat. I don't know whose pet I buried, but at least we know he is resting peacefully in the pet cemetery.


Steven King, should write a script about your loss.

OK, he already did!
 
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