
My fluffy gray psycho cat Train had a peculiar stench to her. Since she was an outdoor cat, I figured she had rolled in a dead animal. So I pinned her to the kitchen floor and through her wails, thoroughly Febreezed her. Problem fixed.
Unfortunately, the next day she came home smelly again, and thus the cycle continued. It went on like this for a week, wailing and spraying, until my roommate pointed out that she had an oozing open sore on her hindquarters. The smell was actually her gross rotting flesh. Upon a visit to the vet, it was revealed that it was an open cancer sore that I had been dousing with Febreez for 5 days.
Awesome!
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Wed 15 Oct 2003, 18:08,
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Unfortunately, the next day she came home smelly again, and thus the cycle continued. It went on like this for a week, wailing and spraying, until my roommate pointed out that she had an oozing open sore on her hindquarters. The smell was actually her gross rotting flesh. Upon a visit to the vet, it was revealed that it was an open cancer sore that I had been dousing with Febreez for 5 days.
Awesome!

Pets record your every move and send it to a team of Nigerian fraudsters.
Besides it's Febreeze. I always thought it was Fabreeze until b3ta put me straight.
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Wed 15 Oct 2003, 18:09,
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Besides it's Febreeze. I always thought it was Fabreeze until b3ta put me straight.

They wait til you are out of your house, or are reading your bank statements. Haven't you noticed how pets tend to hang around during such times?
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Wed 15 Oct 2003, 18:13,
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if they're cats, they're drilling.
(You won't get this unless you watch Eddie Izzard)
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Tue 21 Oct 2003, 18:41,
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(You won't get this unless you watch Eddie Izzard)