The Swivet [Colleen Lindsay]: And Stinkyboy just discovered the hot sauce hidden in my chicken salad. Good times.

Wednesday, March 5, 2008

And Stinkyboy just discovered the hot sauce hidden in my chicken salad. Good times.

Heh heh heh. Serves him right.

7 comments:

S. E. Ward said...: Hee! I remember the first time Baby decided to try one of my homemade curries. She started licking the plate, slowed, got this horrible "What Have I Done?" look on her face...

... And finished licking the plate.

Seriously. WTF? My cat likes vindaloo!; March 5, 2008 at 10:24 PM
Mak(enna) said...: serves him right indeed. maybe you should at least provide him with a saucer of milk to help with the "burn factor"; March 5, 2008 at 11:41 PM
jjdebenedictis said...: A friend of mine had a dog that vacuumed up anything dropped in the kitchen.

One day, someone dropped a hot pepper. *slurp*

The dog seemed fine--didn't complain, certainly.

She just started to lick everything. The couch, the carpet, the walls, people's legs, the kitchen cabinets. This went on for well over an hour.

Unfortunately, the dog didn't learn her lesson. A few months later, a younger member of the family "accidentally" dropped something else spicy, and puppy had to give the house another tongue o' fire wash and polish.; March 6, 2008 at 12:34 PM
PJ Hoover said...: I remember when ants got into the house and ate their way through my chili pepper wreath. And then there were none.; March 6, 2008 at 1:39 PM
need-to-read said...: Colleen,
So...I know you like cat stuff, and today I just did my Cat Wrasslin photo essay that I've been threatening to do. If you've got time between all those queries...stop on by!

http://www.joelleanthony.com; March 6, 2008 at 2:32 PM
Kirsty said...: Haha! When my dog started simpering at my plate during meal-times, I'd offer him the chicken covered in spicy bbq sauce - he soon stopped.; March 7, 2008 at 8:50 AM
S. E. Ward said...: PJ, I've done that with tomato beds. I surrounded them with Caribbean Red habaneros (and hotter peppers, when available), and somehow, some way, I didn't need to spray my tomatoes all summer long. :)

Thinking about putting a lemon tree in the bed this time around, or maybe a fig. The edging, however, will still be peppers, at least until the tree can survive without Nature's Spicy Assassins.; March 7, 2008 at 2:53 PM

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