Comments | johnnygoodtimes: The words I'm singing now mean nothing more than meow to an animal

johnnygoodtimes

The words I'm singing now mean nothing more than meow to an animal

Aug 07, 2007 23:15

STRAY CAT SAGA 2007 ( Read more... )

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poisonyoulove August 8 2007, 06:35:52 UTC

Aww, that sucks. It really does seem sometimes like the universe is set up to cause as much misery as possible. :(

Hopefully the cat will find its way home . . .

johnnygoodtimes August 8 2007, 07:40:54 UTC

We had nothing but good intentions, too, and everything from people to the weather got together to go (in a Southern-sheriff-in-a-bad-movie accent) "Woah, not so fast there, little lady. What do you think you're up to, helping something?" I probably don't need to be as concerned about the cat's well-being as I am; mostly I'm just mad about the whole thing.

pygmalism August 8 2007, 06:52:42 UTC

i'm really sorry!! but at least you have the knowledge that you tried to do a good deed??? maybe the cat's like a neighborhood cat or a neighbor's cat and it'll find its way home soon and you won't have to worry about a shelter anymore?

johnnygoodtimes August 8 2007, 07:29:13 UTC

Thanks. I know, at least we tried, but I don't like seeing things out on their own. I worry too much.

argh_jim August 8 2007, 06:57:20 UTC

Don't fuck with the universe. It's bigger than you.

johnnygoodtimes August 8 2007, 07:26:07 UTC

The universe is a bully, is what it is.

poisonyoulove August 8 2007, 09:02:56 UTC

That's exactly it.

It's a damn shame there aren't any personal superheroes around to protect us.

johnnygoodtimes August 8 2007, 14:45:49 UTC

Artie, where are you when we need you?!

lobsterbelle August 8 2007, 08:43:27 UTC

That sucks. The universe had better be rewarding you soon.

no offense to wiccans and hindus, buuuuuut bec_87rb August 8 2007, 14:19:05 UTC

The point of this is: Why does the universe fuck us over when we finally try to do a good thing?

LOL. I totally love that sentence. Reply: Rewarding us for doing the right thing is not in the Universe's job description? Doing right just has to be intrinsically rewarding. Hee hee. Which is its own particular brand of royal Suckiness.

Re: no offense to wiccans and hindus, buuuuuut johnnygoodtimes August 8 2007, 14:42:05 UTC

See though, I'm not looking for karma; doing right would have been reward enough except that we couldn't even accomplish that. That's what I'm hung up on: I'm not expecting help or reward, but to actually throw a bunch of opposition at me? Not cool, universe, not cool!

ahahhaa bec_87rb August 9 2007, 14:42:12 UTC

Hee. Well, hyuh! Not cool at all. My father is fond of saying that no good deed goes unpunished.