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The density of a lap cat increases proportional

  • The density of a lap cat increases proportional to the distance an owner is from a remote control.
  • This subtle scientific principle was proven beyond a doubt when my wife walked out of the room carrying the remote with her, and my cat suddenly became a black hole.
  • The cat's disappearance was an improvement, in some respects, tho t'was odd sharing quarters with a black hole; I missed the remote immediately, and my wife not long after that.
  • I had to move on. The radiation was giving me bloodshot eyes, plus I was out of toilet paper AND shopping catalogues. I picked the fluff from the Velcro and zipped my space suit.
  • Shopping in outer space is no easy task. Stuff floats out of your cart when you're not looking. I headed to the Skyzone with my list. Let's see... toilet paper, tomatoes, Visine,
  • tootsie rolls, teflon coated spatula, invisible braces, tempurpedic pillow, cordless power drill, water filter, GPS, velcro diapers. I floated to the Skyzone checkout,but I'd TPed
  • iotola. But while floating I drifted a little too much to the right and ended up in the Sky MAll.
  • There was a Skymart which sold things not found on earth. I found an old school journal book which was long out of production. I had the pen in my pocket. So I kept a journal there
  • out of production. I did that with almost everything I liked. This dead cat earring: out of production. This hooded lab rat: out of production. Wait; those are still in production.
  • But I figured if I blew up the entire planet, then everything would be out of production., so I did, little realizing that dead cats earrings were still being made on Pluto.

1 Comments

  1. KieferSkunk Aug 31 2016 @ 17:00

    Yes, I suppose blowing up the planet would allow you to say "Yep, don't make that anymore". :)

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