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Unread 12-25-2010, 08:38 PM   #238 (permalink)
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My package arrived on Christmas Eve right before I was about to leave for the family's place out of state. According to UPS, it came from somewhere in Texas and weighed around 7 pounds. I don't normally accept packages less than 10 pounds, but in this case I made exception.

Opening package. The first thing was wrapped very carefully. It clearly must have significant value.


A picture of a cat with a beer. I'll be sure to hang this in my kitchen between my PBR rug and light up budweiser horse.


A cat calendar.


A bunch of cat paraphernalia was wrapped in a target bag. Here is Warren pictured checking out all of the swag.


Things quickly escalated with the catnip ball. I suspect it was laced with something, it's not even opened yet.




Feels good man.


Lastly, I found a discrete purple bag. What could be in here?


It appears to be a pair of some sort of cat whistle.


I blew in it but it made no sound. I discerned it must be at a frequency inaudible to the human ear. I tested it on the cat, and sure enough, he sat there and stared at me just as if I had called out his name.


Thank you Santa for the awesome gifts!

#YOLO
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