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I really loved my Argentinian black horse hair brush. Lots of smells, adventures, great backbone and its capacity to raise lather fast even in harsh conditions.
Yesterday I forgot to put it to dry on the shelf, left in a hurry and left the brush on the countertop. My cat found it, probably got aroused by its fluffiness, and "shaved" it :gaah:.
You'll be missed, old stinky. By me, not the vacuum cleaner.
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The cat or the brush????:shrug:Quote:
Originally Posted by Matheus
Let us have a moment of silence for the dearly departed ................................
lol condolances .... please don't damage the cat, k?
Dingos Ate my Shave Brush...
My Husky had her way with one of mine. Luckily I caught her in the act before she could do serious damage.
Just the brush was harmed. Mme. Grace Jones (the cat) is still in business, now with her new own brush I made from a beer cork and a piece of hemp rope.Quote:
Originally Posted by 32t
That's it, teach the cat to go after a lookalike lol
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The cat probably needed an Alka Seltzer after that experience
Wow, sure did a number on that, probably even worse than choking on a hairball! I hope the cat learned it's lesson. ;)
She'll throw out a hairball soon or later. Most problable in the middle of dining room when hosting someone. As Murphy demands.
She'll probably wait until I have visits to throw out the hairball in the middle of the dining room.
I recently watched a film about a couple who went camping and got stalked and eaten by a black bear.
That's what I thought your thread was about, from the title.:gaah:
Well there's always something worse!
A few years ago I believe that it was holli4pirating that had posted that he'd gotten up in the middle of the night to use the bathroom to find a Rat in his toilet so he flushed it and it was vanquished down the drain. The next morning he couldn't find his brush.
Yup! Down the Drain!:banghead:
If I don't have the story right, I do hope I'll be set straight! But I"m pretty sure it's 99.9% right.:shrug:
I guess in the meantime , have the cat stand by the sink , and lather up using her tail. Might be pretty soft!
I Liked this which is sometimes an awkward position to hold. Somehow I can see the cat....tearing the enemy to pieces, tongue out, head shaking trying to get the hair out of it's mouth, attack again, roll, take the much maligned bottom position, claws out, rip, head shake...I like cats, sorry about the brush. Does horse hair smell more than boar?
I do not know, I don't have a boar brush to compare, but the defunct used to smell particularly in the moist season. Not bad, just peculiar. In the dry season here the relative humidity falls to about 10~15% and nothing smells, if something smells, our dry noses full of crusts are unable to smell it. I'm in the middle of the savanna (Cerrado).Quote:
Originally Posted by WW243
I'm thinking to acquire a boar brush, along with a new horse, to rotate with the only one full-sized remaining (badger - too soft IMO). Today I shaved with the L'Occitane travel synthetic.
Maybe......just maybe the cat would be willing to donate some hair to replace it!!!!!!
Naah. Just too short. :rofl2:
