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She needs to get herself a microwave oven...
I had a friend (in Missouri, lest anyone think this is unique to W.Va.!) whose Jack Russell terrier did the same thing to her. She ended up having to call the cops to try to break into the car.
He he! We left our cat in the car one night (got to a no-pets hotel very late), and she turned on the lights and windshield wipers and drained the battery!
"He wouldn't unlock the door for me," Stewart said Tuesday. "He was standing there, saying why aren't you opening the door? I want to go inside."
uh.. I don't think so lady. I bet your kitty was saying:
"Begone you lousy DU Troll!!"
WILMA!
Certainly not man's best friend.
BTDT.
Bump for future kitty humor threads.
"The Morgantown resident said she was getting a spare house key out her car's trunk on Monday when her cat Mork, one of three in the car, stepped on the automatic door lock."
I don't normally speak for God but I believe this is why He invented cat carriers. They're the only safe way for felines to travel.
Cat ownership is best left for those which have an IQ over 50.
Anyone who has a vehicle with auto locks should always keep an extra key in the wallet or hidden somewhere on the outside of the vehicle.
Cats 1, Idiot Democratic Voter 0.
Cats: "ALL YOUR CAR ARE BELONG TO US."
"Stewart went into her house and called the Morgantown Fire Department for help."
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Am I the only one who has 800 keys for each vehicle *inside the house?*
OK, maybe exaggerating a little, but geeez, we have a couple of spares to everything stashed in the house.