Comments on: The Loudest Man I Ever Slept With…

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By: Square Peg Guy

Square Peg Guy — Fri, 07 Aug 2009 21:54:22 +0000

Our dog and cat respectfully sniffed our other cat who had died while we were on vacation. They knew.

He was a black cat, BTW.

We went from two cats to one. And then to two. And suddenly three. That’s where it has to stop — we have no more room for litter boxes!

Oh, if that’s the loudest snoring you’ve ever heard, you’ve obviously not slept with me. You haven’t, right? Just checking.

Les Says: I’m not sure… where were you in the early 80’s?

By: cardiogirl

cardiogirl — Tue, 04 Aug 2009 10:00:22 +0000

How did I miss this? I’m so sorry to hear about Sheik’s demise. Those damn furballs get into your heart and never let go. I’m still missing my Calico and she’s been gone six and a half years. I loved that cat.

So that new one there. Um, she looks sorta high maintenance in a you-will-love-me-as-soon-as-you-set-eyes-on-me kind of way. I think you never had a chance, Les.

Now tell me, what’s her name — Shetbag or Betch?

Les Says: Her name is “Luna”. Ky sometimes calls her “Lunar-Lander”. I generally call her “Little F-ing Monster Get the F Out from Under My Feet”. It suits her.

The “not attached” thing has still managed to backfire on me, though… I’ve grown closer to The Patchouli-Cat now. She never liked me much before, but has decided to come over to my side against the F-ing Monster, it seems.

By: Elle

Elle — Tue, 04 Aug 2009 02:22:39 +0000

So sorry about Sheikh. He forgives you, you know. And Suzi’s right, he may have hated the whole vet thing even more.
The new one? Hmmmm I have a matching bookend for her. She likes to get in the washer and prefers ice cubes in the water dish. And has the audacity to be just about as cute as they make them. Shetbag.

Les Says: Sheikh and Patchouli always like(d) ice cubes in the water… I don’t provide ice to the new thing, ‘cuz I’m trying to ignore her. Sometimes I even manage. If she tries to sneak into my laundry closet even one more time, though, I will put her in the washer and turn it on.

By: Shrinky

Shrinky — Mon, 27 Jul 2009 12:24:22 +0000

Oh Sweetie, how sad. My Jess is twelve now, she’s slowing down and taking herself off more and more. I hate pets have such a short lifespan compared to us humans.

I can understand how so NOT attached you must be by now to little Shetbag, after all, she is sooooo uncuddly and not in the least bit cute, is she? Sheesh, those big blue eyes and that fluffy black fur is not at all in the least bit heart-melting, is it? (Wink.)

Love the name. (Hugs)

Les Says: No. She is none of those things. She is a shetbag, and a betch, and not a good form of either.

(Still not attached. NOT.)

By: Louise

Louise — Mon, 27 Jul 2009 00:56:18 +0000

I tried to speed-read this so I wouldn’t be sobbing the rest of the night. My uneducated guess is that the vet couldn’t have helped but COULD have been very expensive. That kind of problem I’ve never seen getting fixed, and sometimes they never figure out what it was.

Shetbag indeed!

Les Says: Yes, a vet would have cost more money than I had – when we needed one. By the time it occurred to me to just take him down and have him taken care of – and tell them AFTER putting him to sleep that I would have to “pay later” – it was too late.

I always was a little slow on the uptake.

By: Denise

Denise — Sun, 26 Jul 2009 09:28:45 +0000

so sorry about Sheikh- No matter what we do when our pets die we always wonder if we could have/ should have done something other than what we did.

As for the kitten? you are a sucker!!!!!

Les Says: Augh, tell me about it! The little bugger won’t leave me alone, either… curls up with me… listens intently when I speak at it, cocking its head to the side (even though I’m calling it nasty names)… has taken to sleeping in Sheikh’s favourite spot, which only makes me want to hate it more…

I DO hate it. I DO.

(I do.)

By: TechnoBabe

TechnoBabe — Fri, 24 Jul 2009 21:21:57 +0000

Death is part of life, huh. Getting attached to a pet is pretty healthy, and mourning the death of a loved pet is part of life. The new kitten is blessed to be welcomed into a loving home. Have fun with the new darling. I so wish I could have one where I am living now.

Les Says: I would have much more fun with the “new darling” if she would quit climbing up into bed with me and staring into my face. And snuggling down by my neck. Etc. Etc.

Tell me if your location/pet accommodation situation changes – I will pack the thing up and ship it to you. I do not WANT to grow fond of this one.