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Happy National Pet Trauma Night!

Rubashov said:
Yeah dude I know what it is, I was considering asking my GP for a script for my back. I'm just surprised a medication that heavy is used on a domestic cat.

I have no idea how I will ever get my cat to a vet, it took two of us to get her in the cat box to relocate her from my flat to my parents house. If she ever really needs it my plan is to call the vet and ask them to come here. (Vet clinic is literally a 5 minute walk away.)
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Gabapentin “heavy” for a cat but you’ve done Valium?
 
Rubashov said:
Yeah dude I know what it is, I was considering asking my GP for a script for my back. I'm just surprised a medication that heavy is used on a domestic cat.

I have no idea how I will ever get my cat to a vet, it took two of us to get her in the cat box to relocate her from my flat to my parents house. If she ever really needs it my plan is to call the vet and ask them to come here. (Vet clinic is literally a 5 minute walk away.)
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Yeah I take 1200 mg of gabapentin 3x per day for neuralgic pain, have done for a decade. I'm not surprised pets would get it too. I imagine it would help with anxiety in animals, I could see that. I know they prescribe basically Valium for animals, our vet offered that for our dogs for fireworks but we didn't take it. Instead we just sat with them during the fireworks and tried to help keep them calm. The vet recommended that over the drugs as the drugs didn't necessarily help that much unless it was enough to straight up put them to sleep.
 
Rubashov said:
Speaking of pets, I bought a roast chicken tonight to give my cat a treat, (she loves roast chicken) anyway she's eaten most of the chicken (I had half for dinner) but she still wants more. She is presently eye ****ing me, with a look that says, I want more chicken ****.
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You might want to lock up your cat for a bit, or sleep under your covers.
 
Rubashov said:
Another Killjoy, the professionals have to learn somewhere, if kids can't blow up and burn down their neighbourhood, what's the point of being a kid? My cousin and I blew **** up all the time! My cousin used to make explosives in his mums bath, he got a bit nervous with some nitroglycerin he made one afternoon so we buried it in the paddock out the back. 7 or 8 years later they built a road through that paddock and the nitro nearly blew up a truck. We were very impressed with it. All sort of uniforms came out to investigate, there was a crater the size of a minivan. Sensational fun.

We made pipe bombs that set off car alarms and broke windows, it was all a healthy part of growing up. We're both well adjusted moderately successful adults these days, if I called him up tomorrow and said lets go blow something up, we'd take an ages to find a hole in our schedules to do it. We never consider the freedoms we lose with "success."

I find these professional shows a bit sterile, there's no danger, no pissed off neighbours, no hospital admissions. No fun.
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Why am I not surprised?
 
Rubashov said:
Captain ****ing Killjoy!!!!!

1. Starting fires is fun, everyone knows it.
2. Everything causes pollution! I'm pro littering too
3. Babies don't need sleep. People who have work in the morning don't care about me working at night when they mow their ****ing laws every weekend at 9am. **** them!!! PTSD comes and goes.
4. Pets just hate you
5. It always funny until someone gets hurts and then its just hilarious. Anyway how else will they learn?
6. Look its not hookers and cocaine but few things are.
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Read my novel Panama Nights. It's all about hookers and cocaine.
 
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