Random Silly Grins

Got this message from CVS about a prescription:

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Wow, that’s short - I guess they use their length on paper receipts, eh?

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Ah, but you can follow the hyperlinks all the way to the end of the internet . . . .

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Hah?!

ā€œJesus Le Tits Nowā€

boy, 'm I glad i learned about spacing when making signs…

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At the risk of ruining the joke… for any uninitiated:

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That took me a while.

My parents once had a Siamese cat who would eat the needles of a Christmas tree–and throw up of course. So they got a fake tree. He ate those needles too. And throw up.

Not to mention he’d eat the tinsel. And throw up.

If he didn’t like his food he would refuse to eat it. If nothing better came along, he’d get revenge. He’d gobble the whole thing down, really fast. And guess what.

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Could do worse than sparkly puke.

Once, one of our cats, unbeknownst to us, ate a small bundle of twine. And didn’t throw up.

The twine later resurfaced in one piece… artfully strung/smeared in one long line along the hallway baseboards, and around corners, about 2-3 inches up the wall. No knots or anything, just one long, straight line.

I’m now imagining that sight with tinsel instead… :laughing:

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That’s good. The scary thing is if part of it sticks out one end and part sticks out the other. That’s a major vet emergency.

I can’t help imagining the situation like a kind of dental floss though. :scream_cat:

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Our purebred Sealpoint Siamese (appleheads, too) mother-&-daughter liked to climb the tree - and we always had a real one. But they quit after a while; it probably got boring/too difficult on their joints.

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Apropos of the cat conversation and the season…

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This probably should have gone in the star trek thread, but it was extremely random and brought a grin, so… :wink:

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So today I got too many ice cubes out of the refrigerator’s automatic ice maker dispenser. I didn’t want to put any back since I’d already used the glass, so I threw them in the sink. But turns out I ran out of ice mid-diet Coke, so I went to get some more. My wife kindly (?) reminded me there was the ones in the sink (among the dirty dishes) and I said ā€œnoooo thanks.ā€

However, the dispenser is so unreliable – either you get too many ice cubes or too few. I only wanted two, so I opened the freezer half of the fridge and got two manually.

Really, this is a funny story.

One ice cube looked just made and the other had been there a while. So I picked up the old one to show off my scientific knowledge.

Me: This one’s old enough that it’s sublimed!

Wife: So the other is ridiculous?

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