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Cat Forum / Cat Anecdotes / February 2008The Great Catnip Heist
I woke up very early this morning and had to go pee. Came out into the livingroom to find a large swath of *something* all over the livingroom floor. Looked like some kind of spice. Looked like... hey... there's an empty plastic bag on the floor, what does it say? OMG, catnip!! *Someone* (my guess is that it's someone of the tuxedo variety) managed to pull the bag of catnip from the broken drawer in the kitchen, which, because of its malfunction, is always a crack open. "He" brought it into the living room and tore into it. No wonder he kept sitting on my bedroom floor and meowing at nothing! He was stoned out of his gourd! So was Roxy. Smudge was sleeping innocently on my bed and didn't know anything about this until several hours later when I got up for good. Then she, too, was rolling in it. So I've left it on the floor for now, but soon I will get out the sucky monster to clean it up. Until I'm ready to do housework, they might as well enjoy it. Joyce  SignatureTo send email to this address, remove the triple-X from my user name. > So I've left it on the floor for now, but soon I will get out the sucky > monster to clean it up. Until I'm ready to do housework, they might as > well enjoy it. Heh. A very successful heist, then. SignatureMarina, Miranda and Caliban. In loving memory of Frank and Nikki. > I woke up very early this morning and had to go pee. Came out into the > livingroom to find a large swath of *something* all over the [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] > > Joyce ROTFL SignatureAdrian (Owned by Snoopy & Bagheera) Cats leave pawprints on your heart http://community.webshots.com/user/clowderuk too cool for them, Lee > I woke up very early this morning and had to go pee. Came out into the > livingroom to find a large swath of *something* all over the livingroom [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] > -- > To send email to this address, remove the triple-X from my user name. Another funny story from a few years ago...it was Summer and we went to visit a now former friend. We had just puuuurchased some fresh Nip from the grocers, and when we parked the ar at our friends house, we left the passenger window open and parked next to a BIG hedge. Some hours later, after our visit, it was dark. I got into the car, stepped on something, looked down and catnip was all over the floor and the seats..LOL. Evidently, some of the neighborhood cats got a whiff of it and 'partied' and left without cleaning up the mess. Ya never gnow Love you guys Kyla --Pipps, Sqweex, Mosey, Pookie > Another funny story from a few years ago...it was Summer and we went to > visit a now former friend. We had just puuuurchased some fresh Nip [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > Evidently, some of the neighborhood cats got a whiff of it and 'partied' and > left without cleaning up the mess. That's hilarious!! Joyce <bast wrote in message > Kyla =^..^= > > > Another funny story from a few years ago...it was Summer and we went to [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > > Joyce Indeed it was, and a really hard time cleaning it all out of the car. Silly Cats Kyla On Feb 2, 2:28 pm, bastXXXe...@sonic.net wrote: > No wonder he kept sitting on my bedroom floor and meowing at nothing! He > was stoned out of his gourd! So was Roxy. Many years ago a friend of mine was growing certain plants for her own consumption if you get my drift. She used to keep them on the bathroom windowsill and keep the door shut to keep the cats out...one day she forgot and arrived home to find two smahed plant pots in the bathroom with a few twigs left on them and her cats Bonnie and Clyde both lying by the radiator with all four legs stuck straight up in the air completely out of it Lesley Slave of the Fabulous Furballs > Many years ago a friend of mine was growing certain plants for her own > consumption if you get my drift. She used to keep them on the bathroom [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > by the radiator with all four legs stuck straight up in the air > completely out of it Well, they were aptly named, weren't they? :) I've always wondered what the effects would be on cats. Joyce SignatureTo send email to this address, remove the triple-X from my user name. On Feb 3, 2:07 pm, bastXXXe...@sonic.net wrote: > > Many years ago a friend of mine was growing certain plants for her own > > consumption if you get my drift. She used to keep them on the bathroom [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > > -- Well, "herbal refreshment' does have the same effect, but of course it's not the greatest thing for their bodies. But in working at the emergency vet clinic, I HAVE seen cases of DOGS coming in after eating 'special' brownies. As if the chocolate wasn't bad enough. The dogs were flying high. The worst was the little chihuahua. So now we not only have to make him vomit, but the poor thing could barely stand. And we technicians are in the back trying to keep a straight face......and failing. Or there's the occasional dog that actually gets into the 'pure' stuff. It's always fun to see the owner try to explain, indirectly, what happened. "She ate a brownie that my, uh, FRIEND made me. I guess she's stumbling because of the chocolate, right?" "Well, you see, I just, uh, came home and he was stumbling around. Don't have a CLUE what she got into." Suuuuuuuuurrrrrrrreeeeee.......... I haven't seen it in action, but I'm told that when we run bloodwork we can actually test for it. I wonder if we can just do a urine test. hehehehe....... Kristi "Mischief" > On Feb 3, 2:07 pm, : >> Lesley <: [quoted text clipped - 43 lines] > > Kristi LOL..'urine' BIG trouble gnow ;) Kyla --and Clowder >I woke up very early this morning and had to go pee. Came out into the > livingroom to find a large swath of *something* all over the livingroom [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > monster to clean it up. Until I'm ready to do housework, they might as > well enjoy it. Reminds me of Stinky's greatest-ever hoolikitten exploit-- the Roll in the Cocoa Powder. ;) "Kreisleriana" <... > <bastXXXette >>I woke up very early this morning and had to go pee. Came out into the [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] >> monster to clean it up. Until I'm ready to do housework, they might as >> well enjoy it. LOL > Reminds me of Stinky's greatest-ever hoolikitten exploit-- the Roll in the > Cocoa Powder. ;) LOL Kyla > <bastXXXe...@sonic.net> wrote in message > [quoted text clipped - 23 lines] > > - Show quoted text - Oo, I bet THAT was fun to clean up! My girls don't seem all that interested in Meowy-Wowie, alas. But it's fun to watch a cat who's high on the stuff! Melissa Funny thing, O. T. Mahoney (Orange Thing) is the only one of my 3 that respond in anyway to nip. He just lays on the cat tree and lets his head hang down and tries to roll around. If he falls off, he sort of crab walks away from the couch and rolls around. He talks to himself and if he happens to find a shoe of such, he has quite a conversation with it. On Feb 3, 11:41 am, "Kreisleriana" <drtm...@earthlink.net> wrote: > <bastXXXe...@sonic.net> wrote in message > [quoted text clipped - 23 lines] > > - Show quoted text - Oo, I bet THAT was fun to clean up! My girls don't seem all that interested in Meowy-Wowie, alas. But it's fun to watch a cat who's high on the stuff! Melissa > Funny thing, O. T. Mahoney (Orange Thing) is the only one of my 3 that > respond in anyway to nip. He just lays on the cat tree and lets his head > hang down and tries to roll around. If he falls off, he sort of crab walks > away from the couch and rolls around. He talks to himself and if he happens > to find a shoe of such, he has quite a conversation with it."Shiral" <shira...@hotmail.com> wrote in message LOL now that's a STONED pussy-cat! It would be interesting to know, from his point of view, if he thinks the shoe responds to what he tells it! My late friend's cat would always give my shoes quite a scent wipe with head butts and loud very masculine purring, but maybe he just had a shoe fetish. I don't recall that he was particularly sensitive to 'Nip. Melissa LOL, that IS too funny:) Kyla "Granby" > Funny thing, O. T. Mahoney (Orange Thing) is the only one of my 3 that > respond in anyway to nip. He just lays on the cat tree and lets his head [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > "Shiral" > On Feb 3, 11:41 am, "Kreisleriana" >> wrote in message >> news:47a4ee98$0$36379$742ec2ed@news.sonic.net... >> [quoted text clipped - 31 lines] > > Melissa This reminds me so much of my cat named oreo. We had a plastic bag of cat nip on top of the fridge and he got up there and got it down and tore it open and was rolling in it and going crazy. at that time I believe he was 12 yrs old. Anywhere there was catnip he knew it. The other cats we had all liked as well and went wild. My cat Oreo lived to 16 yrs always getting his catnip. Linda >I woke up very early this morning and had to go pee. Came out into the >livingroom to find a large swath of *something* all over the livingroom [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] > >Joyce |
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