Ew.Ew.Ewewew.

[unknownfate]

Today, my cat threw up what I thought was a hairball bigger than his own head. Gross enough by itself, but it turns out that it wasn't just a hairball. I was all worried because there was blood and lumpy things in there and I was wondering if a cat can actually puke its own guts out. That was before I became aware of the headless, half-eaten baby bunny in the yard.

We don't have enough paper towels to make that clean-up bearable. Yuck.

Comments

UUUM

[eternal-chimera.livejournal.com]

GOOD KITTY!

I had too.. LOL

[rosehiptea.livejournal.com]

Ick! I have to admit I'm kind of glad I don't have to clean that up.

[siarwenevenstar.livejournal.com]

Aah, cats. Doing what they do best. Crunching up little creatures to remind you of their tigerish ancestry...

[(Anonymous)]

It must be my pregnancy hormones making me respond inappropriately to things, but this made me laugh loudly. I'm losing it!!

Katie

[huntsman-77.livejournal.com]

Your cat must have some sort of genocidal grudge against all of bunny-kind, with the way he goes after them. Counseling may be in order.

-Mike

Uh...

[slayersyrena.livejournal.com]

Have you heard about this:

http://www.mcclatchydc.com/environment/story/71842.html

The BLOB found off of Barrow's coast? Origins unknown...

Re: Uh...

[bane-6.livejournal.com]

They think it's an algae bloom, like red tide, only this one doesn't seem to be toxic. They did find some dead animals in with it, which freaks me out a little. Samples were sent back for more tests. Hard to say what's really out there under the ice, and they still don't know for sure what killed those divers awhile back...