Friday, December 3, 2010

A Cat's Work is Never Done

mmmmph...hang on a sec...I'm inspectin the groceries...making sure mom got the right stuff...
I found a package of those fun pasta toys but mom took it away from me before I could rip open the bag put it away and wouldn't let me play with em.
I was especially interested in the dish soap in the plastic bag...I had to make sure it was the right kind and all...you know, environmentally friendly and stuff like that.
The soap was ok...I'm not so sure about the container tho...a little on the thin side since it was no match for my teefs, mol!

btw, mom, you should proly do something about that soap leakin all over the sink...

24 comments:

  1. Ewww! Didn't that dish soap container taste icky when you bit into it?

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  2. wow, Minnie, you certainly excel at quality control! We think the soap company should hire you, since their packaging obviously isn't what it should be.

    BTW, how rude of your mom to take away your pasta toy! Gees...!

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  3. MOL! Whoops! That was a thin soap container, wasn't it!!!

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  4. What a good inspector you are, Minnie!!!!!!!!!!

    xxxxxxxxx

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  5. Minnie, either you have very sharp teeth or that was a very thin dish soap bottle. Were you blowing bubbles after that?

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  6. Hope you don't have bubble breffs now! We like to try to help mom by inspecting bags from the pet store but she is pretty quick.

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  7. Cats are so helpful aren't they - LOL!

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  8. Well that dish soap sure had some shoddy packaging. Minnie you did EXCELLENT QA/QC on that bottle!
    Bummer about the pasta toys. Maybe next time...

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  9. Ha ha ha! That's so funny. Alice tests stuff here, but mostly just paper stuffs.

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  10. Haha! Minnie, I woulda done something like that!! You never know when you might get some bad soap...

    Wally

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  11. Way to go! At least you found where the problem was with that soap!

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  13. You done a really pawsome jobs !!!
    And I think...Next time, your mom might need you with her while she do shopping : )
    Human always need our help, believe me !

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  14. Minnie great job. My sister is our bag checker, without us what would they do?

    purrin
    xoxox

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  15. oh nooo! You washed your OWN mouth out with soap!!

    Ewwwwwww!! You probably have the cleanest mouth of any cat I know!

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  16. Shopping inspector - very important job!

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  17. Hi Everybody...MomKat...I forgot to mail the tiny Hoover Dam deck of cards with your other auction stuff! I'll get it into the mail on Monday. Sometimes I'm a total moron. Please don't tell the Cats I admitted it!

    XX Trish

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  18. You do a thorough inspection!! One of my kids does that, too...everytime I come back with a shopping bag.
    Make sure your mom do something about the leaking soap :-)

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  19. I never heard of anybody washing out their own mouth with soap!! You do a great job making sure she got everything on her list!

    Hugs,
    Tom

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  20. I must say it looks like a nibble mark to us...

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  21. Cute photos, but we're sure the soap bottle had a defect and the leak certainly wasn't your fault, beautiful Minnie!...We've enjoyed reading your posts from the last few days and couldn't believe we missed the Hollie adoption=she is a gorgeous girl and we are so glad she found such a loving home...Congratulations!!...We are excited to have a new friend!...Hope you all are having a wonderful weekend together...kisses...Calle, Halle, Sukki

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  22. We want to say thanks for your good thoughts for our Rudy Toots!
    Smoochies!

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  23. Did you get your mouth washed out with soap?

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    Nubbin wiggles,
    Oskar

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