Pussy Control Issues

[Bump]

you met a chick at a superbowl party, less than 2 weeks ago, now you want to move in with her? c'mon man.


Or is she preggers already? lol

[silver5liter]

Originally Posted by Bump

you met a chick at a superbowl party, less than 2 weeks ago, now you want to move in with her? c'mon man.


Or is she preggers already? lol

Thats what I was thinking. Damn

[J Diddy]

Originally Posted by Bump

you met a chick at a superbowl party, less than 2 weeks ago, now you want to move in with her? c'mon man.


Or is she preggers already? lol

13 posts in and took this long to say this?

.

[Prison Bitch]

Originally Posted by Bump

you met a chick at a superbowl party, less than 2 weeks ago, now you want to move in with her? c'mon man.


Or is she preggers already? lol

I read until someone pointed out what I was going to.

[BigCatDaddy]

Pics of said 8.5?

[Skyy God]

Originally Posted by BigCatDaddy

Pics of said 8.5?

Ah hell no.

[ptlyon]

Originally Posted by Cave Johnson

Ah hell no.

I'm calling it right now, TV!

[Skyy God]

Originally Posted by ptlyon

I'm calling it right now, TV!

TV?

[ptlyon]

Originally Posted by Cave Johnson

TV?

A tranny Caved his Johnson! A tranny Caved his Johnson!

[tooge]

teach your dog this trick.

[Skyy God]

Originally Posted by tooge

teach your dog this trick.

That looks like my dog, but he lacks the intellectual horsepower to pull that plan off.

[morphius]

We have 2 cats (13,10) and a lab that is 8. The 10 year old fat cat has always disliked the dog, doesn't have anything to do with it. The 13 year old tiny cat hissed at the dog, slapped him upside the head, and now sleeps on the dogs head and they clean each other. The dog was introduced to the same way to both cats. Generally the way I've always understood introductions was to separate them by a door, move items back and forth so that they get used to the smell of the other before they are forced to deal with the other. Even trade sides of the door. Outside of that, good luck!

[Skyy God]

Originally Posted by morphius

We have 2 cats (13,10) and a lab that is 8. The 10 year old fat cat has always disliked the dog, doesn't have anything to do with it. The 13 year old tiny cat hissed at the dog, slapped him upside the head, and now sleeps on the dogs head and they clean each other. The dog was introduced to the same way to both cats. Generally the way I've always understood introductions was to separate them by a door, move items back and forth so that they get used to the smell of the other before they are forced to deal with the other. Even trade sides of the door. Outside of that, good luck!

We've basically tried that once, minus the moving items. Will give it a shot.

[Nickel D]

Originally Posted by Cave Johnson

Will give it a shot.

Now THAT's the idea!! Nighty-night, fat cat!

[Dave Lane]

Originally Posted by Cave Johnson

After a good long dating career, I may have had my last piece of strange. Met a girl at a SB party who's a solid 8.5 (minimum), younger, fun, educated, good job, same values, etc. She's on a 6 month lease, which creates some implications for moving in down the road.

The problem is her cat, pictured below. It was an ill advised gift from an ex (who I'd now like to kick in the balls). Apparently he's destructive, neurotic, eats uncontrollably, and emphatically does not like my dog. This is not my dog's fault, who's pretty mellow and enjoys licking/humping cats. She's attached to it and feels guilty for leaving said cat alone. Which is the natural and empathetic reaction of a well-adjusted person, but it cuts into certain activities and is generally problematic.

So, any advice you can give on dog/cat acclimation or dealing with a psycho cat in general (other than antifreeze) would be very much appreciated.

You have never met you last piece of strange till you are in the box.