I know it's a joke, but kitties being eaten is never funny to me. I can't help it. I am always oversensitive to those types of jokes.
I'm with you there.
Had a nice stay at home night last night- got a nice steak at this new gourmet meat place, opened a bottle of our Anderson Valley wine (2007 Syrah from Breggo) and had a great meal.
Still in PJ's - our vague plan was to go see
Some Like It Hot
this afternoon, but that's not happening.
Theater types: does the spritz-with-vodka trick to get odors out of fabric work with upholstered furniture?
Because I'm pretty sure I shouldn't pour tomato juice on the sofa.
Theater types: does the spritz-with-vodka trick to get odors out of fabric work with upholstered furniture?
I dont' know about theater types, but Myth Busters proved vodka is remarkably good against foot odor.
So, do we soak our feet in it, or what?
I have tried febreeze on upholstery and it just made it smell like it did before + febreeze.
I know it's a joke, but kitties being eaten is never funny to me. I can't help it. I am always oversensitive to those types of jokes.
I'm so sorry. I wasn't thinking when I laughed.
It's okay if you imagine the whole joke like a Warner Bros. cartoon, where at the end the kitty gets swallowed up whole in a big gulp and you see her eyes blinking in the darkness of the doggie's tummy, and then she crawls back out as the doggie hacks up a "hairball". Then it's okay.
Zen, that is EXACTLY what I had to do. Otherwise, I am Kristin.
Oh, and I hate the smell of Febreeze. Is it just me, or does that stuff smell like chemical poison soup?
I totally hate Febreze. Makes me choke. Hate all chemical air fresheners, and lysol, and all that stuff.