Saturday, August 22, 2009

ANVIL DOG PLAYS "FETCH" WITH TASTY SUB-PRIME BONE AT GOLDEN GATE PARK




"Get it, boy! Get it now! Good boy, Anvil!" said Pre-Approved Cat with excitement.

"What did you throw for Anvil?" asked Feckless Cat.

"A Sub-Prime Bone. Fool mutt fetched bundles of 'em last week. Should'a seen 'im," said Pre-Approved Cat.

--30--

[photo of dog up for adoption at SF SPCA]


lurene gisee
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Wednesday, August 19, 2009

CUT AND PASTE CATS STEAL A QUIET MOMENT IN GOLDEN GATE PARK






Cut the Cat, International Feline Fraudster wanted in several European countries for altering financial documents, was finally able to enjoy a quiet picnic in Golden Gate Park with her husband, Paste the Cat.

She unfurled the light, clean picnic blanket to the gentle breeze. She watched the white cloth drift down on the peaceful, purring, furred body of her lying, criminal husband.

Yes, they'd ripped off billions. But they were still cats. Time for a little nap.

"Ah, Paste, sweetheart. The heavenly look of that light sheath over your groomed body. So silent. So undisturbing."

"Indeed. I love picnics, the rich smell of grills burning in the near distance. Reminds me of time we cooked all those books in New York's Central Park," Paste whispered.

"Yeah," said Cut. "The look of couples walking past us in love, not suspecting a thing, taking all the blame later. Wonderful people, weren't they? I loved New York."

-- end --

lurene gisee
August 19, 2009

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Sunday, August 9, 2009

FECKLESS AND PRE-APPROVED CATS COUNT STOLEN CURRENCY AT FISHERMAN'S WHARF WITH UNDERWORLD FRIENDS



Feckless and Pre-Approved Cats, international felines of fraud wanted in several European countries for their various phishing schemes, were counting stolen profits.

A Pier 39 sea lion hauled himself on a plank of wood near the fraudsters. The homeless marine blob looked at the criminal cats squarely.

"GET A JOB," yelled Feckless.

-- Aug. 9, 2009 --

by lurene gisee
2004 photo by procktheboat on flickr