1.28.2011

Contracted What?


I always forget to check out the Cheers & Jeers in the Star-Telegram (actually, I just look at the Jeers), but look what I came across from last week.

Feline AIDS? Really? They can get that? We had a Family Cat scratching us left and right as we pried her out of the Christmas tree and she could have had The AID?

What can the Family Dog carry? Swine Flu?

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*Yeah, I'm guessing it's not the same AIDs, but why ruin a good rant.


18 comments:

Debbie Downer said...

It's the number one killer of domestic cats. - Debbie Downer

YM said...

fur real?

Anonymous said...

Cat Scratch Fever...oh yeah it's possible.

The still alive and kickin Ass Ted Nugent.

Anonymous said...

the family dog? um...
Rocky Mountain SPOT-ted Fever
FIDO-myalgia
Ano-REX-ia

abbienormyl said...

Listen up you young whipper snappers out there…Our male barn cat came down with the feline AIDS. We told him time & time again to be sure and use protection…BUT NOOO!!!
HE was a "free spirit" and just wouldn't listen. …AND NOW???? HE is the "late" barn cat, HE “ceased to be”, HE is "never more"... And, let that be a lesson to ya…

Anonymous said...

All cat owners should wear condoms at all times. Not to prevent aids, but to keep from reproducing more liberal weenies.

Anonymous said...

We had a cat that the AIDS, she could crap throuhg a screen door at 40 paces, nasty

Anonymous said...

11:10,
Awesome!

Anonymous said...

seems to me most dogs are going to carry whatever ailments originate from licking their peckers, scrot and asses. oh yeah, and eating crap, not the old shoes and books variety, but the stinky pop a squat variety.

Anonymous said...

This had me laughing OUT LOUD! Truly a Friday afternoon pick me up! Thanks!

Obi said...

11:04 and the Abbie = you rock!

Barry, make your appt and get screened. And, man - give that Cat a name??!

Anonymous said...

better play it safe and go for a CAT scan...STAT!

Anonymous said...

I like the liberal jeer above that--about the feral hogs not being safe to eat. The same person probably buys free range chicken.

Anonymous said...

I went go and pick-up a free range chicken when I seen it in the circular and the thing cost me 10 bucks, so much for free!

Feline AIDS is scary; the number one reason I wear protection each time I load-up a cougar!

Anonymous said...

Feline AIDS has the potential to be a worldwide CATastrophy. The first attempt to bring public awareness to this epidemic was, I believe, by the character Officer Thorny(Jay Chandrasekhar) in the movie Super Troopers. Though not allowed to mention the disease by name, he subliminally used the word "meow" as often as possible in one of the key scenes in this Hollywood classic.

DF: Leonard Maltin

Anonymous said...

I'm gonna try to do a fake jeer at the Star-Telegram against liberallylean. Wish me luck!

Anonymous said...

How dare the authorities not track the diets of feral hogs!

Methinks the letter writer perhaps failed to grasp the definition of feral.

CT said...

Feline Aids: real.

Feline Leukememia: real.

When I was 12, two of my cats got leukemia, and because it was such an unknown thing then, they went down to A&M for research. And, we couldn't get another cat for a year so the house could "air out". It was BIZARRE.