Hee. I never even thought of that.

It's okay if you use my real name from time to time.

So that's who it is.

Oh, yeah. I should probably edit that post. If you want the history, Plei, I can share, but it's not something I can talk about publicly, since that sort of thing tends to get back to people. Not that there weren't lots of witnesses, but you know how fandom's selective memory works.

I don't get enraged easily, and I'm good at seeing the other side. But I can hold worthy grudges for a really long time.

I'm curious about the history, because you're one of the most reasonable people I know, so for someone to get on your bad side, well...

So, I'd be interested.

(And I edited, too.)

Cool, thank you.

I'll tell it elsewhere.

Um-- is anyone awake.

My cat has somehow gottenin to my downstairs neighbors aprtment.

I can tell because I can see his paws coming out from under the door.

Either my neighbor is asleep or not home.

I don't want to knock too hard, but I have to go to work soon!

This would be funny if I weren't in such a panick and very embarrassed!

Could you leave a note and your keys for your neighbor, and ask him/her to put kitty back in your apartment when he/she wakes?

ETA - indeed, funny. How did kitty get in there?

With a cat, I'd guess windows were involved.

If you don't want to bother your neighbor, just train the cat to open the door from the inside. If it's smart enough to get into someone else's apartment, it should be smart enough to figure out how to undo a deadbolt.

Madrigal! I was going to ask you how you're doing in Australia, but then I read your tag line. *sniff*

If you don't want to bother your neighbor, just train the cat to open the door from the inside. If it's smart enough to get into someone else's apartment, it should be smart enough to figure out how to undo a deadbolt.

And once you train it to undo deadbolts, you can easily train it to bypass electronic burglar alarms.

Nobody expects an actual CAT burglur.