![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
(no subject)
Not sure what it is, but I keep wavering between "hmph," "woe," and "RAWR, DAMMIT" today. Before work - fine. At work - rage. Hmm. Correlation?
Ooooh. You ever have someone randomly tell you, "Smile!"? My response right now would be "I WILL CUT YOU!" (Any other time it would simply be, "Heh heh. *puts person on mental shit list for all of time*," because telling someone to smile is just SO incredibly rude.)
And due to discussion with![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
manticoran, I decided that instead of wanting a cat, I really need a grandcat. One I can pet and drive into a frenzy, and then send home. I don't remember who it was on my flist, but recently someone posted about waking up to the sound of their cat puking on their bed. It was at that point I decided I would NEVER BE GETTING A CAT.
Ooooh. You ever have someone randomly tell you, "Smile!"? My response right now would be "I WILL CUT YOU!" (Any other time it would simply be, "Heh heh. *puts person on mental shit list for all of time*," because telling someone to smile is just SO incredibly rude.)
And due to discussion with
manticoran, I decided that instead of wanting a cat, I really need a grandcat. One I can pet and drive into a frenzy, and then send home. I don't remember who it was on my flist, but recently someone posted about waking up to the sound of their cat puking on their bed. It was at that point I decided I would NEVER BE GETTING A CAT.
no subject
O_O
Having pets is definitely like having kids - dogs are like small children, and cats are like teenagers. Yes, I too have been woken by Ansel (the grey one) hairballing on the bed, but I wouldn't trade 'em in for a hamster or a fish, that's fo sho.
*starts wanting a cat again*