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[spatch]

[Mr. Spatch]: the cat is eating his own vomit. I am torn as to what to do.
[Mr. Spatch]: On the one hand, ew.
[Mr. Spatch]: On the other hand, it'll save me a bit of cleanin up.
[Ms. Biscuit]: Yeah, I regard that as part of the great cycle of nature, myself. Hakuna matata.
[Ms. Biscuit]: IT'S THE CIIRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRCLLLLLLLLLLLLLE
[Ms. Biscuit]: THE CIRCLE OF LIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIFE
[Mr. Spatch]: I am gonna put this up on the Intar Web for people to read
[Mr. Spatch]: *wipes tear from eye*
[Ms. Biscuit]: That makes me make with the smiley.

Comments

[haardvark.livejournal.com]

We have the perfect combo: the puker, and the puke eater. The latter will gallop into a recently blessed room and shoulder the former out of the way so he can get to the goodies while it is still warm.


ayup.

[resk.livejournal.com]

I've got the same. I only wish that the puke eater would finish the job. She eats a majority of the puke byt always leaves a little somethin' for me to clean up.

[haardvark.livejournal.com]

Ah. Thankfully our puke eater is very, very efficient, provided he can get to the action when it is fresh.

[violacat.livejournal.com]

I'm sitting here at work trying not to fall out of my chair laughing.

[haardvark.livejournal.com]

It can be a little hard to take when viewed from the breakfast table first thing in the morning.

[violacat.livejournal.com]

Oh, I'm sure. We have three cats and I'm familiar with most of the disgusting things they manage to do. Which is why it's so funny, because this time, it's not my cats.

[spatch]

One of the classic rules-of-thumb for cat owners is "The cat who threw up is not the cat who is now investigating it."

I guess for single-cat households, the rules change slightly.