Pooch Cafe by Paul Gilligan for October 03, 2009
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Counselor: We have a new dog-therapy member today, everyone. Perhaps Poncho would like to address the group? Poncho: Yeah, I'd just like to say that my rehab partner is actually a cat. Counselor: We don't like to use labels here in group. Poncho: Well, how am I supposed to get better if I'm partnered with a cat? Counselor: Everyone has their problems, Poncho. This is a place of caring and tolerance. Poncho: Does anybody want to trade? Counselor: Okay, we're gonna need some shackles here!
WoodEye about 15 years ago
You may have pushed too far Poncho!
mrsullenbeauty about 15 years ago
I don’t see the prob; Amy Winehouse is my AA sponsor, and we’re both doing fine.
awgiedawgie Premium Member about 15 years ago
Of the two, cats are smarter. We have one dog and one cat. The dog is attached to a long line so he has plenty of room to run and play. The two play together surprisingly well. The cat learned early on, when he’s had enough playing, to walk six inches beyond the dog’s reach, and lie down as if taunting the dog. The dog still hasn’t figured out, after five years, that he can only go that far. He still runs to the end of his rope, and flies up in the air as it pulls tight. Stupid dog.
alondra about 15 years ago
Dogs have masters, cats have staff.
theR0nin about 15 years ago
Ah yes, modern “tolerance”. We tolerate everyone, as long as they agree with us!
COWBOY7 about 15 years ago
Dogs are loyal to the end!!
fritzoid Premium Member about 15 years ago
Cats only have staff if you’re insecure enough to allow yourself to be treated as such.
sthakrar about 15 years ago
Why is a cat in dog rehab?
flintcrow about 15 years ago
Well said, Fritzoid. I’ve noticed it’s the same with women.
Destiny23 about 15 years ago
That is so true today – you can’t call someone what they actually are for fear of labelling them. Somehow euphemisms make them feel better, even though they mean exactly the same thing…