Greebling Infestation

I'm suffering from a really bad greebling infestation......not my
home, but me personally. Rosie has just spent a good hour killing the
biggest ones, apparently they were hiding in my hair and under the
waist-band of my trousers. Rosie says she will kill the rest when
she's recovered from today's exertions........I'm worried because,
apparently, there is a particularly stubborn greebling stuck on the
end of my nose which hasn't succumbed to some intensive swatting
today!

--
Shirley
http://community.webshots.com/user/shirleycatuk

On Fri 23 Jun 2006 05:57:57p, Shirley wrote in
rec.pets.cats.anecdotes
):

I'm suffering from a really bad greebling infestation......not
my home, but me personally. Rosie has just spent a good hour
killing the biggest ones, apparently they were hiding in my hair
and under the waist-band of my trousers. Rosie says she will
kill the rest when she's recovered from today's
exertions........I'm worried because, apparently, there is a
particularly stubborn greebling stuck on the end of my nose
which hasn't succumbed to some intensive swatting today!


LOL!

--
Cheryl

"Shirley" wrote in news:FtZmg.56606$uP.6895
@newsfe2-gui.ntli.net:

I'm suffering from a really bad greebling infestation......not my
home, but me personally. Rosie has just spent a good hour killing the
biggest ones, apparently they were hiding in my hair and under the
waist-band of my trousers. Rosie says she will kill the rest when
she's recovered from today's exertions........I'm worried because,
apparently, there is a particularly stubborn greebling stuck on the
end of my nose which hasn't succumbed to some intensive swatting
today!

I'm sorry to hear of your medical problems, Shirley, but you certainly
took the problem to the appropriate expert.

As for the greebling at the end of your nose, I recommend sticking said
nose into cat fur. It may not get rid of the greebling, but who cares?
It's fun.

Chak

--
The triumph can't be had without the struggle.
--Wilma Rudolph

Shirley wrote:
I'm suffering from a really bad greebling infestation......not my
home, but me personally. Rosie has just spent a good hour killing the
biggest ones, apparently they were hiding in my hair and under the
waist-band of my trousers. Rosie says she will kill the rest when
she's recovered from today's exertions........I'm worried because,
apparently, there is a particularly stubborn greebling stuck on the
end of my nose which hasn't succumbed to some intensive swatting
today!

You're so lucky to have Rosie to help you get rid of those greeblings, they
can be quite nasty if they get out of control. I think Rosie deserves lots
of extra treats for being such a considerate owner.
--
Adrian (Owned by Snoopy and Bagheera)
Cats leave pawprints on your heart.
http://community.webshots.com/user/clowderuk

Chakolate wrote:
"Shirley" wrote in news:FtZmg.56606$uP.6895
@newsfe2-gui.ntli.net:

I'm suffering from a really bad greebling infestation......not my
home, but me personally. Rosie has just spent a good hour killing the
biggest ones, apparently they were hiding in my hair and under the
waist-band of my trousers. Rosie says she will kill the rest when
she's recovered from today's exertions........I'm worried because,
apparently, there is a particularly stubborn greebling stuck on the
end of my nose which hasn't succumbed to some intensive swatting
today!

I'm sorry to hear of your medical problems, Shirley, but you certainly
took the problem to the appropriate expert.

As for the greebling at the end of your nose, I recommend sticking
said nose into cat fur. It may not get rid of the greebling, but who
cares? It's fun.

Chak

Tummy fur would be best. ;-)
--
Adrian (Owned by Snoopy and Bagheera)
Cats leave pawprints on your heart.
http://community.webshots.com/user/clowderuk

"Adrian A" wrote in
:

Chakolate wrote:


As for the greebling at the end of your nose, I recommend sticking
said nose into cat fur. It may not get rid of the greebling, but who
cares? It's fun.

Tummy fur would be best. ;-)

nodnodnod Or a nice furry warm ear.

Chak

--
The triumph can't be had without the struggle.
--Wilma Rudolph

"Chakolate" wrote in message
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"Adrian A" wrote in
:

Chakolate wrote:


As for the greebling at the end of your nose, I recommend sticking
said nose into cat fur. It may not get rid of the greebling, but
who
cares? It's fun.

Tummy fur would be best. ;-)

nodnodnod Or a nice furry warm ear.

Rosie is more interested in sticking *her* nose in *my* ear, and
anything touching her tummy sets off the starfish trap....ouch!

The only time I get to cuddle the little madam is when she's just
woken up, then she purrs and trills.....for about 30 seconds (I
suspect she's revving up her motor) then it's none stop
zoomies/greebling hunting until she falls asleep again. :-)


--
Shirley
http://community.webshots.com/user/shirleycatuk