Good Ol' Co-Dependence

[Julie]

Cat Scratch Fever features the worst lyric ever written (and sung). 

"I got it bad scratch fever."








I will brook no debate on this.

what does it mean to brook a debate?

[buffcoat]

Brook debate, not a debate.

[Spoony]

No word yet on whether the cat who scratched Kyle (at the end of The Best Show from a few weeks ago) has rabies. It's been in quarantine for a week now. Kyle hasn't attacked me or started frothing at the mouth, so I'm taking that as a positive sign. It's fun to tell him that he's starting to froth a little at the corner of his mouth though. I'll keep you posted.

(I'm staying with that guy, by the way.)

C

[Julie]

Brook debate, not a debate.

But still, what does it mean?

[Julie]

No word yet on whether the cat who scratched Kyle (at the end of The Best Show from a few weeks ago) has rabies. It's been in quarantine for a week now. Kyle hasn't attacked me or started frothing at the mouth, so I'm taking that as a positive sign. It's fun to tell him that he's starting to froth a little at the corner of his mouth though. I'll keep you posted.

(I'm staying with that guy, by the way.)

C

Talk more about Rabies. I don't know anything about it.

[buffcoat]

Brook debate, not a debate.

But still, what does it mean?

Brook: to bear, suffer, tolerate.

[Spoony]

All I know for sure is that it causes animals to froth at the mouth and become violent. It also causes hydrophobia (fear of water). These things are also tragically manifest in people, but it just makes them more sick and crazy then that. It's treatable, but the shot are really painful.

No one wants to see a cat destroyed, and no one wants poor Kyle to get rabies, but it's sure fun as hell to tease him about it.

C

[Shaggy 2 Grote]

All I know for sure is that it causes animals to froth at the mouth and become violent. It also causes hydrophobia (fear of water). These things are also tragically manifest in people, but it just makes them more sick and crazy then that. It's treatable, but the shot are really painful.

No one wants to see a cat destroyed, and no one wants poor Kyle to get rabies, but it's sure fun as hell to tease him about it.

C

What's awesome is that I read the subject heading before reading the body of the text, so it reads like Spoony is talking about codependence.

[iAmBaronVonTito]

...but that's not what the rest of us are talking about.  the train is leaving, Spoony; you might want to get on it.

[Shaggy 2 Grote]

I vote for more Rabies Talk.

[John Junk 2.0]

Hey! My girlfriend's coming back tonight.  Yay! I'm making rabies soup.

[Julie]

Brook debate, not a debate.

But still, what does it mean?

Brook: to bear, suffer, tolerate.

I thought it was a bucolic stream and brook no debate has always bothered me. Thank you so much from the bottom of my heart to my toes.

[Julie]

No word yet on whether the cat who scratched Kyle (at the end of The Best Show from a few weeks ago) has rabies. It's been in quarantine for a week now. Kyle hasn't attacked me or started frothing at the mouth, so I'm taking that as a positive sign. It's fun to tell him that he's starting to froth a little at the corner of his mouth though. I'll keep you posted.

(I'm staying with that guy, by the way.)

C

But I thought you said it was Cat Scratch Fever! How distressing! What will happen if Kyle's Katze the rabies has?

[Julie]

I vote for more Rabies Talk.

Yes! There's not enough talk about infectious diseases from FOTs! More Rabies, please!

Tell me, Spoony, how did the cat of Kyle potentially contract the disease?

[Stan]

I vote for more Rabies Talk.

Yes! There's not enough talk about infectious diseases from FOTs! More Rabies, please!

Tell me, Spoony, how did the cat of Kyle potentially contract the disease?

 Julie, are you drunk already? If so, you should call tonight.