- Jan 4, 2001
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Someone back in high school got mad at something. He punched a steel door. The door was fine. His hand was not. I'm glad I don't like to punch things when I get mad; heck, I don't even have a punch reflex.
Don't know - she'd only been awake for like 20 minutes. I guess it's a bad way to start the day when a cat pukes on the rug...but, sheesh. Even I'm not that grumpy when I wake up. And at that stage, I'm not focused enough to hit or kick anything.
We've got two cats, and I've got a ball python.
Back before I was born, my parents had three cats. Only a few years before now, we adopted a sickly cat that was being kept in pathetic conditions. She really does like cats. She just hates when they actively seek rugs to barf on - yes, if they're on a hardwood floor (easy to clean), they'll sidestep until they find a carpeted area. THAT is a bit annoying. But hey, it's not easy to teach a cat where it's ok to throw up. At least they prefer the floor - if they're on a bed, they'll leap off and run away before doing anything.
Who says that dogs have clean mouths? They rival human mouths in terms of fungus and bacteria. And they just stink, though our mouths would too if we never brushed our teeth.
Yeah, really. It's getting warmer out, and though they're indoor cats, they know it, and they're shedding like mad. Constant brushings don't help enough it seems.
I actually said something to that effect while she was yelling. I was sort of expecting a hole to be in my chest after that, but it didn't happen.
Crap, I hope this isn't a chronic problem of women everywhere. I'm usually pretty laid back, and low-stress. There's not a whole lot worth stressing over (except violence, hatred, racism....the big stuff); hairballs on the rug is a very minor issue. Thing is, when other people get stressed out, I start to get edgy. (And when she starts screaming like this, I start to shake all over, and can't stop for like an hour.) It's like I absorb other people's emotions sometimes.
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