Author Topic: My dog came back carrying a cat's leg  (Read 9790 times)

... Wouldnt you be alarmed? Go find out whos cat that is if you find the cat take it and raise it back to health.

Wait, are you sure it's a cat? Might be a fox or something.

Wait, are you sure it's a cat? Might be a fox or something.
It could be a human leg with fur glued on it due to severe furry?

Wait, are you sure it's a cat? Might be a fox or something.
No, it was white with black and brown fur.
Best joke would be to sneak into a Chinese restaurant and slip it into a to-go meal.
Nonono I like chinese food.
I don't know how my dog got the leg. She just ran off into the woods. There are a lot of feral cats in the woods behind my house (don't ask), so that's probably how she got the leg.

No, it was white with black and brown fur.Nonono I like chinese food.
I don't know how my dog got the leg. She just ran off into the woods. There are a lot of feral cats in the woods behind my house (don't ask), so that's probably how she got the leg.

Rescue a Feral cat.

Rescue a Feral cat.
I'm sure that by now most of them have contracted some disease or other. You are welcome to come to my house to:
(A) Inspect the leg
(B) Take a free cat (I hate the bastards)

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It could be a big chicken drumstick.

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Kitties. <3
I like kitties :D
I have nine or ten free ones. I have:
A gigantonormous orange one
A Calico one
A black one
A Grey tiger striped one
And more cute kitties


Flash a pretty shiny green laser over it and discover that it contains a certain type of pollen only found in a type of count which your neighborhood coincidentally only has one of.


... My cat is sitting next to me... :panda:

My cat is sitting next to me too. :panda:

Poor kitty. :panda: :panda:

Bury the leg.
« Last Edit: February 09, 2011, 07:57:48 PM by Mr Man »

Take the meat off the bone, sharpen the bone until it has a very fine point and a handle, then go into the woods and make a cat kebab.