Pooch Cafe by Paul Gilligan
- June 03, 2009
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About Pooch Cafe
Pooch Café is the story of a cheese-loving, squirrel-fearing, kibble-desiring, break-dancing, toilet-drinking mutt named Poncho. Dogs, like certain barflies, want to go where everybody knows their name (other than the vet’s office.) So they gather at the Pooch Café to compare notes on such weighty issues as avoiding baths, zebra-flavored kibble, toilet breath, and the construction of a giant catapult with which to hurl all the Earth’s cats into the sun. Don’t look for it out on the main street -- its actual location is a canine top secret that was only compromised that one time they got a pizza delivered.
© 2009 Universal Press Syndicate - All Rights Reserved.
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Margueritem
said,
5 months ago
Ya think?
Greeneyed Texan
said,
5 months ago
Yea, she wants your attention guys. Now pay attention and rub her chin or she won’t leave. CATS RULE !
Macushlalondra
said,
5 months ago
This is so typical. Cats always do this. Pet me! Pet me now! I’m more important than that paper you’re reading!
rdh288 said, 5 months ago
They’ve been working on this CATapult for how long?
pschearer
said,
5 months ago
Cats are why the best laid plans of mice and men “gang aft agley”. (That’s how Robert Burns originally said it. You can look it up.)
Carmy
said,
5 months ago
At least the cat just laid down on the papers. A dog would have peed on them. No offense Ponch and Boomer!
pearlandpeach said, 5 months ago
CArmy, you have it right. Cats do contribute to poor readiing habits.
fritzoid said, 5 months ago
They DO do it on purpose, because cats are horrible creatures which SHOULD be catapulted into the sun!
Cats suck.
deadheadzan
said,
5 months ago
Yes, yes they do. Paper is their very favorite thing to lie down on.
teeterman said, 5 months ago
CATS DROOL
Blestkay said, 5 months ago
Of course it was deliberate. This is a typical example of the superior intelligence of the feline and its innate ability to disarm with non-traditional warfare tactics.
Tigger
said,
5 months ago
We had a Little Kitten show our Police Trained German Shepard who was boss one day. The First time he saw her, she was curled up in a small ball on the chair in our living room. He was curious as to what this new ball of white fluff was. He made the big mistake of breathing on her. She came out of her ball, reached up with her Right Front paw and scratched him down the length of his nose.
He looked at Mom with the; “What did I do?” Look on his face. Mom told him he put his nose where it didn’t belong. The dog walked over by the fireplace, placed his nose down on the hearth, rubbed his nose with his right paw, and began to cry.
When we moved to Florida, she kept our Yard free of Dogs. She whipped every last one of them.