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Dunno why I find this so hilarious, or why I think you will too but here you go. :D LOL And yes I really was sitting in cold cat pee for 2 hours. O-o

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Haha...Trust me it wasn't my idea. :D

 

I helped take my mother in law's cat to the vet because he had an abscess on his cheek. But the cat carrier door was broken so we had to load him in with the door facing up, and I had to hold on to the door and keep him in.

 

Well in the process he let loose and peed in the carrier, which was tilted in a way that caused the pee to run into my lap, down my pants legs, and into my shoes. There was nothing for it but to keep holding the cat carrier all the way to the vets, in the lobby, and into the exam room. Ugh! Poor baby though. He's going to be fine. ^^

Well if someone peed on me then I'd have probably raged and ripped out my extraordinarily manly chest hair. Good that you can take things with a smile on your face :p

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Haha...well it wasn't so much the pee, as what my friends said about it that put the smile on my face..but I try. :D

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This has almost an Aiel sense of humor behind it, haha.

You're probably right. ^-^

 

And yes...the Aiel must have cats. Cats will someday conquer he world.

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