Who is the Stupidest BP Breeder?

waiting for the story about the cat!!!

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Originally Posted by recycling goddess

waiting for the story about the cat!!!

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Me too! :P

Ok ok.. here's a deal. Someone gives me a link or the full info on the show this weekend in tampa.. I'll tell the cat story. Deal?
Wolfy

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Originally Posted by wolfy-hound

Ok ok.. here's a deal. Someone gives me a link or the full info on the show this weekend in tampa.. I'll tell the cat story. Deal?
Wolfy

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Wolfy, here's your link to the show:

http://www.repticon.com/tampa/

Now, how about that cat story?

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Originally Posted by Alice

Wolfy, here's your link to the show:

http://www.repticon.com/tampa/

Now, how about that cat story?

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Yay for Alice! Now she -has- to tell us. :D

Sigh. Thank you for the information!
Okay, so it was a deal. I've said before I'm a pet groomer. I used to groom cats(and as a side note, I'll be grooming cats come May 1 when I start my new job, closing my own shop). As you might imagine, the cats are not usually very happy about being groomed. Especially not when grooming entails shaving said cat. But hey, it's a persian, and it's matted, it needs to be shaved, so I shaved it, over the strenious objections of the cat. Not being gifted with a voice to articulate rational english language arguments, he used his more specialized form of argument. He used the sharp pointy bits of his anatomy. During this enlightened discussion, I happened to nick his skin, under one of his little furry arms. It was on the order of 1/4 inch nick, but in cats, you don't ever just leave it. The skin is soo stretchy that it can expand into a larger opening, so you do what a vet surgeon would do, and you superglue it shut. (Side fact: Super glue was originally designed to be a surgical glue, and is stillused as such, including in vet applications) The vet that was next door tome also was aware of this stuff, and had approved it as proper thing to do.
Now... the cat had NOT improved in temper at this point, and had also unfortunately not gained the english language so he was still fighting and swatting and biting, as I tried to get a droplet of glue onto the teeny cut UNDER the cat, which I did, then I did the quick pinch motion to seal the nick. I've done it a hundred times before, but this time... the fingers stuck. So now... I'm glued firmly to a angry cat, that was angry before I glued myself to it, and personally... I think he wasn't in a great mood even before I started shaving him. I think he was a naturally grumpy cat myself.
So I was glued to him, and he was happily eating my hand and arm, and eventually I got loose, by peeling the skin off my thumb. I put away the cat in a cozy cage with a thick nice towel to lie on, none of which he appriciated, and then went to the vet next door to get betadine to clean all the bites and scratches. Having been known as a very skillful cat groomer, they immediately stopped spaying the dog on the surgical table to ask "What the heck happened to you?" And I replied(totally honestly, and distracted by the fact that I was bleeding) "I just glued myself to an angry cat."
The vet had to wait a good five minutes before she could resume the surgery. And thus... the 'Glued to a Cat' story was born.
I've also experianced alien face-hugger cat. I've walked around with kittens in my bra, and had a puppy that thought it was a kangaroo and my purse was its mother's pouch. It's a weird existance.
Wolfy

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Originally Posted by wolfy-hound

And thus... the 'Glued to a Cat' story was born.

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:rofl: Now THAT is a GREAT story!!! Thanks so much for sharing!! :rofl:

So who will be at the show sunday? I'll be wearing my Mythbusters shirt, as always.

hahahahahahahahahaha that is way too funny!!! and yes, the doctor at the emergency room superglued my sons toe back together when it got caught on the safety mesh on our trampoline while doing a flip!!!! had the safety net not been there... he would have been just fine :P