Every so often I realise that, yes, this really is my life.

[ickaimp]

So yesterday I went to ask Ysabet where the plunger was so that I could keep the ferrets out of the ramen.

It made sense until I asked it, then I had to sit down for a minute cause I was laughing too hard to stand. ^^;;

in unrelated good news, I found my glasses. co-incidently, Ysabet, I found your lunch bag.

Comments

[dogmatix-san.livejournal.com]

I really have nothing to say to that. XD

Also, yay for finding stuff!

[morgan-idril.livejournal.com]

Still attempting to see how a plunger works with ramen. Snicker. Want to come over and hunt for my glasses out back? Lol

[bigdee.livejournal.com]

xD That really is the most bizarre juxtaposition of tools, rodents and foodstuffs I've ever come across. Trying to figure out just how that'd actually work...

[ysabet.livejournal.com]

NOT RODENTS!!! **ysabet waves 'House!Weasles Are Not Rodents, They Hunt Rodents!' flag around and organizes a riot in her ferrets' honor** Actually, according to Icka, she was using the plunger as a stopper to keep the ferrets from getting into the cabinet where we store the ramen noodles. **scratches head** It makes sense if you look at it from an angle.

[bigdee.livejournal.com]

:) 'Rodent' isn't necessarily a bad thing, just a general kind of description. Like hedgehogs. I love them to bits, but technically they're rodents.

[(Anonymous)]

Oh, I have no problem with rodents, especially the big spotted Asian rats; they can be really nice and friendly little critters. It's just that ferrets, given the opportunity, will KILL them... and so I don't want anybody reading stuff I write about my weasles to think 'hey, I could have both rats and ferrets and they'd get along just fine!' So I try to make it clear that they're not related. It's all instinct; normally my weasles hunt the Mighty Dry Catfood, but they'd go after a mouse or rat.