CATCHING
WILD KITTENS
- Find Metal Cage
- Wonder why cage has to
be so damned big
- Count cats. Understand
why cage has to be so damned big.
- Put cage in conspicuous
area.
- Wait, in the freezing temperatures,
for 30 minutes
- Have it dawn on you
that cats usually don't waltz into large metal cages, even if they are in
conspicious areas, at least without enticement
- Get out milk from
fridge
- Wonder if "Pull
Date: April, 1999" is a good or a bad thing
- Get Bag of Cat Food as
enticement
- Throw away empty bag of
Cat Food
- Make Dale drive to
store to get more God Damn Cat Food
- Put Cat food in Dish
- Bright idea. Dish will
not fit into cage
- Spill cat food putting
dish into cage upside down. Look surprised
- Pick up each piece of
cat food and put into cage
- Wonder why fingers went
numb
- Wait for 10 minutes in
freezing weather for cats to enter
- Wait for additional 10
Minutes for cats to enter
- Wonder how stupid these
cats have to be to not just walk in. Glare at them.
- Notice that you forgot
to open metal cage's door
- Notice cats are glaring
at you
- Open door and then let
go.
- Do this 5 or 6 times
- Realize cold has slowed
brain – door keeps swinging closed
- Wedge Door open with
large rock
- Realize cats won't go
into cage with you standing there
- Take 20 Steps away
- Watch cats devour cat
food
- Take one step toward
cage door
- Watch cats leave cat
food in panic
- Try to grab last cat
- Rock falls, spilling
remaining cat food
- Refill food dish.
Repeat spilling and numb finger thing.
- Put chair next to metal
cage
- Sit immobile in
freezing temperature
- Watch people inside
house point and whisper at you
- Watch cats enter cage
- Realize your butt is
now frozen to chair
- Amuse cats by
attempting to extract butt from chair
- Refill food dish.
Repeat spilling thing. Ignore it, you've got worse problems.
- Pry frozen fingers from
metal cage
- Rig Rope to metal cage
door
- Wait for cats to enter
cage
- Pull rope
- Remember to tie a God
Damn knot in it next time
- Wait for cats to
re-enter cage. They appear to be getting full of cat food.
- Pull Rope.
- Watch cage begin
bouncing down driveway
- Jump on cage.
- Watch cats go round and
round in cage like Indianapolis Racers on Speed
- Try to lock cage
- Figure out that wild
cats will, indeed, bite
- Observe that housecat
was accidentally caught
- Open cage door to
extract housecat
- Realize that you will
forever consider step #54 a poor decision
- Topple over cage
jumping away from wild cats
- Place new food in cage
- Hide around corner with
rope.
- When rustling of food
is heard, pull rope.
- Pull dog from cage.
- Place cage in new
conspicuous location, such as dumpster