Imponderables- Dual Identity TIme Travel
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UPDATED: Tuesday, May 4, 2010 14:36
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Quote:quite a few posts between this one and mine, but it's a ponder I'd like to answer :)
Originally posted by MsA (as NVG): Oooh there's a ponder what pet or pets would you love to have but circumstances prevent??
I'd love a dog. Our current apartment only allows dogs under twenty pounds, and as much as I loved my little toy poodle, I'd like to have a pet I can rough-house with (like my brother's dog). It'll have to wait for an apartment with fewer restrictions, or a house :\ Someday :)
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Originally posted by Zeek:
What in the world do you keep near the litter box? That's a bio hazard zone. I get more annoyed when I have papers strewn about the floor and I pick one up to reveal kitty throw up. Thanks for burying that.
Well, with only 500 square feet...there's not a lot of 'separate-the-biohazard' room to toy with. Box is in front of the unused back door. Kitty used the towel that was soaking up the rain water from the leaky unused back door to cover said "missed approach" droppings. The other time (yes, he's done it more than once
) he got a plastic bag that was on the floor. Sigh. Nasty.***************
"The power of accurate observation is commonly called cynicism by those who have not got it." - George Bernard Shaw
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Originally posted by RugBug:
Well, with only 500 square feet...there's not a lot of 'separate-the-biohazard' room to toy with. Box is in front of the unused back door. Kitty used the towel that was soaking up the rain water from the leaky unused back door to cover said "missed approach" droppings. The other time (yes, he's done it more than once
Awwww what a good kitty. Trying his best to clean up his mess.
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Originally posted by Zeek:Quote:
Originally posted by RugBug:
Well, with only 500 square feet...there's not a lot of 'separate-the-biohazard' room to toy with. Box is in front of the unused back door. Kitty used the towel that was soaking up the rain water from the leaky unused back door to cover said "missed approach" droppings. The other time (yes, he's done it more than once
Awwww what a good kitty. Trying his best to clean up his mess.
Yes...he's a very good kitty. The best, I'd venture. He's done it a total of three times and one time I caught him right after. I was brushing my teeth, so I couldn't remedy the situation immediately and he was so confused why he couldn't cover his mess.
Thankfully, he's only puked once. *knocks on wood* Hopefully he won't feel the need to do that again.
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"The power of accurate observation is commonly called cynicism by those who have not got it." - George Bernard Shaw
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Originally posted by RugBug:
Thankfully, he's only puked once. *knocks on wood* Hopefully he won't feel the need to do that again.
Lucky. My kitty loves to eat things she shouldn't. I have to cut the tails off of all her toy mice or they're gone in no time...only to return a few hours later. This morning a was awakened about an hour early by her wheezing on a hair ball or something. I was so tired I was just like "fine throw up on the bed I'll worry about it when I wake up". Luckily she must have gotten over it cause no problems by the time the alarm went off.
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MSA here-My sister's cat ( whom we all call Nam kitty due to her "flashbacks" ) was not right in the head and often ate really odd things like rubber bands and half a psychology textbook ( just picture the looks you get explaining how that happened)
Also she developed this delusion the my sister's frogs were simply very cold kittens and would try to warm them by tucking them under her ... you'd find this terribly startled frog covered in cat hair every time you'd go looking when one got out.
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Thursday bump!
I just read the craziest news article about some kid in China flipping out cause he suspected another kid of cheating in Counter Strike, a videogame. Dude stabbed the suspected cheater in the head with a footlong knife. The knife went all the way through and the tip was coming out the other side but the cheater stayed conscious and lived through the surgery to remove it. How the heck!? The doctors still have him under surveillance cause it was a rusty knife and they're worried that some rust could have chipped off into his head.
The human body and medical science are crazy! How do they pull something like that off? Oh and the kid isn't a vegetable or anything. They said that knife went through the part of the brain that handles motor function but they don't see any impairment. Amazing!
Also I think it's clear the kid wasn't cheating. The other guy is just really bad at killing people. 
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Either that or that kid was cheating death too. He's got some mad hax.
I saw this in an article elsewhere and they had a pic of the xray, it was a crazy looking thing. It went right in, all the way. The tip of the knife was poking the far side of his head.
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(@ Zeek) sometimes people scare me with what they will resort to doing to other people o_o .
The sustaining the knife wound with no apparent damage bit doesn't surprise me though. I can't remember what class I was in when I saw this or what TV show I was watching (saw the same incident in both cases, and this was a few years ago) but a guy got stabbed in the head with an 8-inch knife or some outrageous size like that. Saw the x-ray, it was pretty scary lookin' as the knife was serrated, but he was fine (thankfully). That is one crazy incident though, poor kid. I don't know how much rust it takes to make metal super brittle, but he's lucky the blade didn't snap off :( Hope he turns out okay without any complications.
Quote:A psychology book is pretty impressive, lol. My dog used to go crazy when paper was around, would shred it and leave it everywhere, but he never tried to take on something as big as a textbook. I cringe to think of how that would turn out >_<;;
Originally posted by MsA: MSA here-My sister's cat ( whom we all call Nam kitty due to her "flashbacks" ) was not right in the head and often ate really odd things like rubber bands and half a psychology textbook ( just picture the looks you get explaining how that happened)
Also she developed this delusion the my sister's frogs were simply very cold kittens and would try to warm them by tucking them under her ... you'd find this terribly startled frog covered in cat hair every time you'd go looking when one got out.
The mental image of the fur covered frogs is hilarious, I must admit. Almost cartoonish when trying to imagine the surprise element in a frog's demeanor. *giggle*
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This conversation has strayed too far from kitty vomit. Let me bring us back with a wonderful story from this morning. I opened the bathroom door after my shower this morning and no kitty waiting for me. That was odd so I went to look for her and found her by the door diligently eating kitty puke. Happy Friday!
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