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I've posted before about how the neighborhood cats think it's dinner time when I add compost to my compost pile.
We have a problem with the septic tank in my back yard. One of the pipes is semi-clogged and sewage erupts in a small area that as a result is overgrown with luxuriant weeds. I try to remember not to flush condoms because I believe they combine with congealed fat, toothpaste, and wads of toilet paper to form a clot in the pipe. But, there's enough used condoms still in the system that they magically appear here and there near the pipe.
Yesterday, in the front yard, I found a rather large piece of cat scat with something weird-looking in it. I assumed it was bird bone because I saw one of the cats with a dead bird in its mouth the day before.
I took a stick and examined it closer and recognized...a used condom.
I wonder what the cat thinks.
How did it compare to the leading brand of cat food?
We have a problem with the septic tank in my back yard. One of the pipes is semi-clogged and sewage erupts in a small area that as a result is overgrown with luxuriant weeds. I try to remember not to flush condoms because I believe they combine with congealed fat, toothpaste, and wads of toilet paper to form a clot in the pipe. But, there's enough used condoms still in the system that they magically appear here and there near the pipe.
Yesterday, in the front yard, I found a rather large piece of cat scat with something weird-looking in it. I assumed it was bird bone because I saw one of the cats with a dead bird in its mouth the day before.
I took a stick and examined it closer and recognized...a used condom.
I wonder what the cat thinks.
How did it compare to the leading brand of cat food?