LOL!! Poor guy chose to date a really stupid woman with equally stupid parents

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The following was combined from a series of posts on AudiWorld.com Forums. I know its long, but i promise that this is one of THE funniest things you'll ever read in your life :D



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Posted by Nojoi on 2003-10-02 08:27:46

PART I:

So, I've decided to let the girlfriend move into my house with me. She is an avid cat lover, and has been going on and on about getting a cat, which I am opposed to as I am a dog person. I have an Akita. (See where this is going yet)? Well, yesterday I get home early from a business trip, and nobody is home. I bring my bags in, only to find a litter box, cat toys, cat stand (whatever those things are), and water/food bowl in my living room. At this point, I'm thinking whether or not my girlfriend completely misunderstands the concept of Akita / cat relationships. I get a bit irate, because I specifically told her not to bring a cat into my house. Now, I have nothing against cats, I just don't want one. And for the above mentioned reason, I do not feel it appropriate to have one in the house. For those who don't know, the AKC describes the Akita like this:

· The Akita is a powerfully built dog originally developed to hunt bears in Japan. The Japanese now use the Akita as a guard dog and police dog.

I haven't trained my dog to be aggressive, I love my dog, and he is a great companion. All he does is run around the yard, playing in the dirt and being happy. Now, when I go to work I bring him inside, as not to disturb the neighbors, who are home all day (he is loud).

My dog does not socialize well. He never has, and never will. He is very aware of new people and things and wants to protect his own by nature.

So, I call my girlfriend and ask what the hell she was thinking.

"Blah, blah, I wanted to suprise you, blah, blah....". So I ask what I could possibly want with a cat.

"Just go look at her, she's soooooo cute. I know you will love her".

"Dammit where is the damn cat"?!!! (I'm running around furious now).

"In the bedroom".

I run into the bedroom.

"No cat", I say.

Then the thought crosses my mind that maybe since my girlfriend has just moved in, she does not know that the bathroom door handle sticks. (I have the bathroom layout with two doors. One leads to the office, one to the bedroom). My dog has full access to the house except for my bedroom, as he plays outside then likes to get in my bed and ruin it.

At this point I am going to say I will not take or post pictures, as it would just be wrong.

As I walk into the bathroom I just see fur and blood. You just cannot prepare for things like this. Horrid, horrid, scary, murder scene like crap. When I see the paw laying on the ground, I lose it, drop the phone and run into my office, where everything has a fine smattering of cat parts on it. My Hex Com is torn to bits, laptop, destroyed, chair on the floor with a dangling leg, brand new leather couch ripped apart.

Needless to say, I am now single. And calling a biohazardous waste cleaning company. Bad, bad, day.




PART II:

Well, as if today's horror story was not enough, the family of my girlfriend "dropped by" today to see how everyting was going. Keep in mind that they know what has happened today. Let me set up the scenario.

It's 5:00pm and I'm in my kitchen calling a few friends as I am in desperate need of alcohol. I've got five plastic wrapped men walking about my home, cleaning up scattered kitten remains, and my door is propped open due to a large tube from an ozone machine. The parents of my ex-girlfriend walk up to my patio door directly off the kitchen, which is now wide open to air out the house. The mother sticks her head into the kitchen to see if anyone was home. Now, imagine this. They know what has happened with the cat, (but apparently think the blood is from me beating or killing their daughter) and the first thing they see is me on the phone, and five guy's in plastic suits cleaning up blood. Hmmmmm.

The screaming ensues,

Her mother: "Where is my daughter?!!!! What is this? What's this? Blood?!!!

Me without thinking: "She's gone".

Her mother: "WHAT!!! WHERE IS MY DAUGHTER!!! MEGAN!!! MEGAN!!!

Her father: "WHAT THE FVCK IS GOING ON HERE!!!"............He gives me the stare.

Me: "Whoa, wait, let me explain".....

At this point, Megan's mother starts running through the house and sees all the blood my dog has flung everywhere. She's screaming like a banshee, and finally sets sight upon the office. I won't go into details here, but an Akita flinging around a bloody kitten leaves images that will not soon be forgotten.


So I'm trying to explain what has happened to the father who is half paying attention because his wife is screaming. And the phone rings. It's Megan. Great I thought!!! Now we can straighten this out. I go to answer the phone, and one of the clean up crew guys opens the door to the garage where my dog is being kept while they do the clean up. I didn't get a chance to tell them where the dog was because of the commotion with my ex's parents. So the dog hears the screaming and immediately "turns on" and charges for the office. I go running up the stairs after him throwing the phone at the father, and all of the cleaning guys bolt out the door. The mother hears the dog comming and locks herself in the bathroom.

With what did she lock herself in the bathroom you ask?

That's right, absolute, total, carnage. Right in the damn spot I found the paw. The spot where the damn cleaning guys had not been to yet. Oh, the agony.

So, she won't come out of the bathroom because there is a very excited dog, who's bark resonates in your chest outside the door. The father is yelling in my ear "get the damn dog out of here", I'm yelling at the father telling him to get the "fvck out of the room" so I can put the dog in my bedroom, and the mother is beginning to have a panic attack in the bathroom covered in blood.
I finally get the dog in the bedroom, the mother unlocks the door and runs out of the house with the father following her, shaking the telephone around screaming "I have Megan on the phone, I have Megan on the phone!!! It's okay, it was the cat"!!! I followed them outside and there are the five cleaning guys and two of my neighbors watching this unfold. The mother is now in the car hyper ventilating, and the father is leaning in the window with the phone that has my ex on it. I'm too far away to hear what is happening, but five minutes of so later the father throws my phone on the ground breaking it, and motioning to me that he is going to slit my throat. (The finger across the throat thing). Now I'm really, really, angry. I start walking towards the car, and the bastard gets in his crapillac, and drives over my shrubs in reverse while leaving my driveway. This is going to get reeeeal ugly tomorrow. I'm off to the police station to file a report.



PART III:

Since I last posted, the parents are trying to press charges against me for my Akita "attacking" them. They are alluding to my dog as being a "vicious killer", and want him "locked up", or "put to sleep". These are direct quotes from my conversation with the police. My ex wants to put a restraining order on me (which is actually doing me a favor), and have me leave the house while she get her things so that I cannot put her in "harms way again". Yes you read that right, apparently I have put her, ............in "harms way".

I am not quite sure what is even going on anymore, but this keeps getting stranger by the minute.

I am just about ready to post her damn phone number.........Updates to follow.
 

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That was funny to read, seeing as how the ***** didn't listen and her cat got ripped to shreds as a result.
 

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Holy cow. LOL!

I feel sorry for that guy. Talk about everything going wrong!

I hope nothing happens to the dog.
 

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LMAO!!!

that ***** got what she deserved. I would have had the biohazard team put the cat parts in a tupperware container and given it to the girlfriend.
 

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LOL! A classic case of human emtotional stupidity.

She fecking brought the cat in against his wishes. I hope the parents get a hefty fine for vandalising his gardens and destroying his phone.
 

At this point you probably have a woman (or multiple women) chasing you around, calling you all the time, wanting to be with you. So let's talk about how to KEEP a woman interested in you once you have her. This is BIG! There is nothing worse than getting dumped by a woman that you really, really like.

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Another post said:

It's going to be ~$13,000 in damages, and $1,395 to clean the house.
I have six walls to be repainted, an unrepairable leather couch I waited almost two years to have made for me, lost 2 of my computers, 1 of 2 Martin Logan electrostatic StatementE2's (not cheap at all), my Hex-Com, and a few other things.

and the followup:

More stuff that got owned:
(1) Olympus C 4040 Zoom 4.1 mp digital camera.
(1) Ipaq PPC
(1) 12' x15' Noonoo tea stained rug $$$$$$$
maybe (2) Alvar Aalto chairs
and (1) Holtkoetter Elliptical Shade Desk Lamp

and my sense of humor has now been fully compromised.

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And, btw having read this horrifying tale, let this be a lesson for all aspiring DJs.
 

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Why dont you get your fuccin dawg trained so its not such an unpredictable wild beast.
 

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You have never had a dog, have you? You tell me, how many dogs you know that would not tear a cat to shreds if they could? I mean, FFS, has the girl never watched Tom and Jerry? Has she never heard about the ages of rivalry. when a cat comes an has the audacity to hang around in a dog's territory (and the smaller it is, the more protective of it they are. which is why chained dogs are generally more aggresive than non-chained dogs), no one can really faulyt the dog for following its nature.

Believe me, training a dog not to chase cats is virtually impossible. I have had two German shepherds who are among the most trainable dogs around, and both were highly trained. I could even train them not to chase the birds around in the garden.

But cats? No way.
 
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HELL YEAH! I'm glad that dog dismembered that cat to shreds. I hate cats........

On the other hand, I feel sorry for the guy for he has the misfortune of dealing stubborn and awfully ignorant people.
 

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Ha, sorry but people who have killer animals around and don't inform live in visitors of strict rules (such as keeping the animal out of certain rooms) don't get any sympathy from me if their little angels tear up the place.
 

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What are you talking about? The guy had his things destroyed because his girlfriend went against the rules he had set in order to avoid such things.
 

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Originally posted by BobbDobbs
Ha, sorry but people who have killer animals around and don't inform live in visitors of strict rules (such as keeping the animal out of certain rooms) don't get any sympathy from me if their little angels tear up the place.
He did. Learn to read.
 

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"Then the thought crosses my mind that maybe since my girlfriend has just moved in, she does not know that the bathroom door handle sticks."

If he has known flaws in his security, it is up to him to communicate them to other people that he has invited into his house. ESP really can't be depended on.
 
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It doesn't matter how good-looking you are, how romantic you are, how funny you are... or anything else. If she doesn't have something INVESTED in you and the relationship, preferably quite a LOT invested, she'll dump you, without even the slightest hesitation, as soon as someone a little more "interesting" comes along.

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Security? We are talking about a regular home where one of the door has a lose handle, not a fecking prison for a mass murderer. The dog is peaceful normally. that is why she brought in te cat, because she had only ever seen the dog peaceful. He said no, because he knew there would be problems. There was no hole in his 'sceurity' because there wasn't anything to secure normally.
 

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Originally posted by B9
Security? We are talking about a regular home where one of the door has a lose handle, not a fecking prison for a mass murderer. The dog is peaceful normally. that is why she brought in te cat, because she had only ever seen the dog peaceful. He said no, because he knew there would be problems. There was no hole in his 'sceurity' because there wasn't anything to secure normally.
Yeah, security. She put the cat in the bedroom where the dog was prohibited. However, the guy failed to inform the girl that the door latch is not reliable. This was a critical piece of information that he kept to himself, and it set the stage for the disaster.

Pet owners, I've noticed, especially pet owners of dangerous animals, tend to be blame throwers. Everything that goes wrong with the pet getting out of control is everybody elses fault.

If a dog jumps a fence, runs down the block, and mauls some 6 year old girl to death -- do you ever hear these pet owners blame themselves or the animal? No -- the girl shouldn't have paniced, maybe she was teasing it, etc.
 

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He specifically told her not to bring a cat in. Her bringing the cat in was the proximate cause of this incident.

He should win this in court.

I would never date a serious "cat person".

Yuck

Dietzcoi.
 

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What i don't understand is, where was the GF?

If she just moved in with him, and then went out and got a new kitten, why did she leave the cat all by itself with a dog?

Stupid unresponsible girl.

Maybe she was at work, maybe she went somewhere, then why not wait to get the cat when you can be home for a bit.

I really hate people who "oh i want a pet, blah blah"

then as soon as they get one, they dump it off and never see it again.

Any new animal needs to be trained and watched.

Esp KITTENS and PUPPIES.

And esp in a place that has a large unfriendly dog.

If she just moved in with him, how can she not KNOW about his dog. IF the dog is wild to begin with , how could she not know.

Again, probably a stupid girl who doesn't think.

My GF lives with me, we have 4 cats, 2 dogs, and a crap load of fish.

When my parents moved away, i took one of their cats, and it took awhile for this cat to get along with the other 3 cats. And to this day, they really aren't friends. But they deal.

THe two dogs, they get along now. At first they didn't, but now they do.

However, my two dogs, have a nice big backyard that is fenced in, a large fence they can't jump over, anything that runs in their territory, is in trouble.

One time i let out my dogs and my male dog sprinted to the back of the yard so fast, I was confused. Suddenly I saw something jumping around in my small pool.

It was a squirrel. My dog almost caught the squirrel, but the squirrel dove into the pool and couldn't get out. It was kind of funny to see, but it's the point.

Esp larger more wild like dogs, if something invades their territory, they are going to not like it.

But my dogs have a nice yard, a heated big dog house(for the winter) and a nice area to stay in.

I would not let them run free in my house during the day, too many things to destroy. And i certainy wouldn't want to lock them up in a cage or box like many people i know do.

But come on, at least tame your dog some, yeah it's always a dog, but people like this are the reason many pet owners get a bad name.

I mean the dog comes in and starts attacking people, and then you go chase him, this guy has to take some responsibility.

Yeah his stupid gf should have never brought a cat, but there is no reason, when you are home, that your dog should jump up and attack others.

Take some responsibility and train your dog or something.
 

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Originally posted by elvis aint dead yet
I mean the dog comes in and starts attacking people, and then you go chase him, this guy has to take some responsibility.

Yeah his stupid gf should have never brought a cat, but there is no reason, when you are home, that your dog should jump up and attack others.

Take some responsibility and train your dog or something.
It didn't attack. Someone entered its territory. That alone will have my German Shepherd barking, which is exactly what I should want it to do. It's a guard dog and as such, I am quite happy to let her know that only people accepted by me are welcome. My dog has no problem whatsoever distinguishing between this, but will nonetheless bark whenever somebody comes.

Now when somebody enters its territory and starts sreaming like crazy to boot, one can hardly blame it for wanting to investigate. It did not attack, it barked at a screaming panicking human trespassing on its premisses. If the mother had opened the door, I very much doubt anything would have happened unless they had never met before (doesn't like it).
 

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