For the last couple of days I’ve been trying to figure out where the cat pee smell in my bathroom has been coming from. Whenever I’d go in there to brush my teeth I could smell cat pee but no matter how hard I tried to locate the source I couldn’t. Then I realised; what is the one thing that is close to my nose when I’m brushing my teeth? That’s right! My toothbrush! Damn cat had peed on my toothbrush. It’s only the handle that smells… now! Probably because the cat pee in the bristles had been rinsed off into my mouth! Blech!
Anyway, one of my facebook friends thought it was worth turning a LOLCatz moment.
That is Dexter, the actual cat. I’ve threatened to turn him into a Dextercopter if he does something like that again (not that I would of course.)
Cute photo, but EWWWWWWWWWWWW. Cats are kind of assholes sometimes.
I can picture how this could happen if you have a large enough bathroom counter for the cat to jump on it. Thank God that mine usually stay away from the bathroom counter.
Actually, advice animals aren’t usually written in the LOLcat grammar. They also feature humans more often than animals and, as you’ve seen, are exclusively written in the setup-punchline format. The OP did it right and everyone who thinks he’s wrong are themselves incorrect.
Yeah, it was done by a teacher. Maybe she just couldn’t bring herself to do it.
As to how it happened? He’s been known to pee in the basin of the main bathroom very occasionally. Recently I brushed my teeth and shaved in their instead of the ensuit because I had an early morning start to work and my partner was sleeping. I left the toothbrush lying on the bench beside the sink and I guess it became collateral damage.
