Fuggin’ Cats
Imagine this. You’re sitting on the toilet taking care of business and the phone rings, or a spider walks across the floor in front of you.
Part of you wants to jump up and answer the phone or kill that spider. But your brain says, “The person calling will leave a message and you can call them back.” And, “You can kill that spider when you finish what you are doing.”
BUT if for some reason your brain decides you should stop what you’re doing and answer that phone, or take care of that spider, your colon will let you know in no uncertain terms that you have more important business to tend to. (*Remember, the asshole is always in charge.)
NOW imagine you’re a dog, and your squatting on someone’s lawn doing your morning constitutional AND your human hasn’t done her part in scoping out the area; you’re laying the smack down on a nice patch of green grass, and you look up to see this.
Coincidentally your human pulls her head out of her ass and spots it the same time you do, “Leave it!” she says, which alerts your canine companion that something of interest has entered the scene. Immediately your canine friend goes on alert, her eyes searching the area looking for the culprit, and it doesn’t take her long to spot exactly what it is that you are seeing.
Meanwhile, that fuggin’ cat sits there, not more than 15 feet away from you and tries to stare you down. This gets your dander up and you bark, then lunge at that insolent cat.
Your canine companion has your back and joins in the fracas.
Your human meanwhile, is shushing you (it’s 6:15 in the morning after all) and trying to figure out exactly HOW she’s going to a) get you to leave that fuggin’ cat alone and b) get you calm enough so she can bend down and collect the lovely gift you just left on Fuggin’ Cat’s lawn, then hightail it out of there without anyone losing any fur.
Fuggin’ cats!
*The asshole is always in charge…a.k.a. one of my favorite jokes of all time.
All the organs of the body were having a meeting trying to decide who was the one in charge.
“I should be in charge” said the Brain, “Because I run all the body’s systems, so without me, nothing would happen.”
“I should be in charge” said the Blood, “Because I circulate oxygen to all organs of the body, without me you would all just waste away.”
“I should be in charge” said the Stomach, “Because I process food, providing all the nutrients you need to keep yourselves running strong.”
And so it went, with all the various organs voicing their opinions about who should be in charge.
Finally the Rectum spoke up, “I should be in charge, because I’m responsible for waste removal. Where would you be without me?”
All the body parts laughed and laughed at the Rectum, which really insulted him, so he shut down.
Within a few days, the Brain was foggy and couldn’t function, the Blood was toxic and polluting the other organs, the Stomach was bloated and full of unprocessed food. And the organs all agreed the Rectum should be boss.
The moral of the story is…the Asshole is always in charge.
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Paved by Paw Prints says
That silly cat! But thank you for a good laugh!
Lauren Miller (ZoePhee) says
Oh no!! LOL! Darn kitties! They are such a pain sometimes! So what happened next!?! I’m dying to know if you were able to get the special present and get away!
Emma says
Cats don’t ruffle our furs much, probably since we live with some of them, but a wabbit or squirrel, they do those evil things you are describing to us. They are rotten teases, and they are pretty much dreaded by Mom. I’m good about not going nuts, but Bailie gets her very loud hunting call going, pulls until she almost passes out, and refuses to back down. She will grow out of it, and relax more, I did, but for now Mom hates it when she sees those critters whether she is pooping or not.
2 Brown Dawgs says
That was a predicament. Stupid cat. lol
Callie, Shadow, and Ducky's Mom says
I have to stifle my laughing so I don’t wake up Grumpy! So, how DID you manage to clean up after Sampson with him, Delilah, and the “fuggin’ cat” all ready to lunge at any moment?
Mary says
LOL…That was a good morning story. Cats…..sheesh.
weliveinaflat says
Silly! But contains some truth 😛
Taryn says
LOL! I know the a-hole joke!
Cats are an extra-exciting sighting for my dogs. I don’t have any cats, so neither one has ever been acclimated. Wilson did learn to tolerate one when he used to stay with a friend while we were on vacation, but he’s long since forgotten. Both guys go into full on prey drive, more than any other critter! And they aren’t smart enough to back down when the spitting starts 😉
Saved by dogs says
We prefer to save our ire for really important things, like tree branches that have fallen at odd angles and then lay in menacing postures waiting to attack us.
Lauranne says
Ha ha loved the ass hole joke! Mity used to love cats, he wanted to be their friends and would try and lick them. One day he rounded a corner and a cat was sat there. He licked the cat. The cat just had a WTF look on it’s face, while Mity continued happily on his walk. It was soooo funny!
Jenna,Mark “HuskyCrazed” Drady says
Oh boy, there has been more than one time when the huskies have gone out for a pee and there is a stary cat in our yard, so I know what you mean!
ღ husky hugz ღ frum our pack at Love is being owned by a husky!
Monika says
LOL, once again proving that timing is everything, be it good timing or bad timing. Sounds like all’s well that ends well. Thanks for sharing the smile. 🙂
De Hufford says
What a predicament! That is a cute joke.
Jan K says
I ass-ume everything came out OK? Sorry, couldn’t help myself.
Sand Spring Chesapeakes says
bahahahaha great joke and I pee’d when I read I chased a cat and liked it! Thanks for the smile.
Retro rover says
As someone who adores both species I’m a bit torn here. Cats belong indoors though
Retro rover
Jen Gabbard says
You made me laugh out loud on a Monday morning, that’s something that I didn’t think possible 🙂