Posts Tagged ‘Pets’

God hates it when I fly to Denver

Thursday, June 24th, 2010

A TSA employee is the proud owner of two Leathermans thanks to some seriously incompetent customer service on the part of Delta.

The day did not start well. The Fatass, who tends to pee and shit when she’s nervous, did both on Devon’s suitcase on the way to Dad’s house, where we were leaving them for the week. We got to the airport in plenty of time, but that didn’t matter, because Delta kept us on the baggage-check line for an hour because they hate us and want us dead. And because they were letting people cut the line ahead of us and were generally stupid poopy faces, but mostly because they want us dead.

By the time we got to the desk, it was too late to check luggage, so we had to take it through security. We lost $60 in knives because we had to take through a bag that should have been checked — a bag that was ultimately checked by the flight attendant anyway.

I’m gonna hire Wayne Brady to choke a bitch.

The homecoming that sucked

Wednesday, February 24th, 2010

Dear Dirtbag Who Broke Into the House of an 88-Year-Old Man with Alzheimer’s:

I hope whatever parts dangle from your body whither and die. I have no idea what you were looking for in the mess you scattered across two rooms, but I sincerely hope it was gonorrhea and that you found it. As far as I know, my Dad does not have gonorrhea, but there’s a lot of stuff in that house, and he WAS in the Army, so you never know.

The fact that your scumbag hands even touched my mother’s wedding album makes me want to sterilize it before I open it again. My one comfort is that the bag you rifled through and left on the bed was full of cat shit not that long ago. I hope you bite your nails.

That is all.

Sincerely,
Dirty Hooker

Goddamn it, Fitz!

Monday, February 1st, 2010

Devon and I awoke to a nasty surprise this morning in the form of a large pee stain in the middle of the bed. I know I didn’t do it, and I’m pretty sure he didn’t do it. Fitz was curled up on the bed as far from the pee as possible. Needless to say, she’s going to be crated at night for the forseeable future. Devon pointed out that what separates adult humans from every other lifeform is responsibility for one’s urine. He noted this after spotting the cat pee in his chair. Again. It’s their special way of telling him to fuck off when the litter box is dirty. So Fitz was too lazy to get her ass out of bed and over to the pee pad, and the cats were just spiteful.

The Adult Urine Theory also applies to Dad, who got pissy – ha ha! – with me when we were at a friend’s house and I insisted that he change his diaper and let me blow dry his pants.

In other news: I started the process for carving mom’s name into the headstone. She used to joke that if she kicked it before Dad, she would be buried between her first husband and second husband – a man sandwich. Would it be inappropriate to carve “Bow chica bow wow” into the stone?

I am wholly inappropriate.

Random funny from Devon, as we were walking on the subway platform: “If people commute together long enough, do their Metrocards sync up like periods?”

This is war, Facebook

Sunday, November 22nd, 2009

Facebook says I should reconnect with Devon Jones. I think Facebook has gone too far in poking its Mafia Wars-lovin’ face into my personal life. You don’t know me, FB! You don’t know anything about my relationship! Devon is sitting 4 feet away, sending email in his pajamas.

God, Facebook is a pushy wench.

In other news, we continue the never-ending battle against bodily fluids. Yesterday, Devon cleaned up more cat pee out of his chair and off of the floor, and I cleaned up a puddle in the bathroom. During the night, I mopped up two separate puddles outside the bathroom. This morning, Sahrah vomited another cat (probably the same cat the Fatass fired out of her ample bottom).

In Fitz’s defense, her pee pad really is disgusting and needs to be changed. I wouldn’t step on that, either.

Shit happens

Sunday, September 20th, 2009

If anyone wants one, there’s a kitty carrier lined with cat shit on my balcony, free just for you.

I’d been planning to take the Fatass with me since before Mom died, but our moving plans derailed that temporarily. Didn’t want three animals freaking out about the new place at once.

So this weekend, I finally brought the Fatass home.

It took a little coaxing with the end of a rolling pin to get her out from under my father’s bed. Ten minutes later, we were on the road. That was when we noticed the smell. A lot of Queens smells like shit. I mean, the Mets play there, so I assumed the smell was coming from somewhere nearby. But the smell followed us to Brooklyn, then to the front door of our apartment. No doubt the Fatass had been eating burritos for lunch. Even opening all four windows didn’t help.

We stopped for a beer before bringing the cat upstairs, not looking forward to braving the odor. The beer was good. The ambiance was OK. The right side of the bar was exposed brick and fancy booze. The left side looked like somebody’s angry girlfriend tore all the pictures off the wall and left the stupid poster of the bull with the ring in its nose.

Thirty minutes later, we were hauling the cat and her stench into the elevator, and I battled between laughing so hard I couldn’t stop crying and suppressing my gag reflex. Her shit is foul, y’all.

When we finally got her onto the balcony, the problem was clear: The Fatass had shit smeared all over her back paws, and the inside of the carrier looked like another cat had exploded out of her ass.

Once we cleaned her off, she scurried under the bed, and then we remembered: We hadn’t introduced her to the kitty litter box yet. Devon broke out the mop, and the Fatass’ internal monologue went something like this: “Oh, hell! Blue foamy thing! Back! Back! Damnit, my claw’s stuck in the blue foamy thing! Sons of bitches! Run for the closet!”

The only one who seemed happy with the situation from beginning to end was Fitz. Her internal monologue was more like: “Something’s going on! It’s going on over there! What’s going on? Can I see? Oh boy, it’s still going on! Yay!”

I’m pretty sure the Fatass is gonna kill us in our sleep.

Can we call the exterminator?

Monday, August 31st, 2009

My new apartment comes with its very own 4-year-old girl. I wish I’d known that before I signed the lease.

As we were unpacking our boxes yesterday, Fitz made herself a new friend. The kind who never leaves. The kind who wants to play with our swords. She and her mom finally left, for the second time, and Devon laughed when I put the chain on. Can’t be too safe. A 4-year-old is notoriously hard to shake off when you wave a tiny dog in her face.

We celebrated the move out of squalor with the traditional move-in feast: frozen pizza and beer. After a lunch of frozen burritos and Vitamin Water. After a breakfast of Dunkin’ Donuts sandwiches and coffee.

I am well-preserved.