If it progresses to phase two, however, kittenchest syndrome is usually fatal
You go with a smile your face, though
If it progresses to phase two, however, kittenchest syndrome is usually fatal
You go with a smile your face, though
If allowed to progress to stage two, "Kittenchest", odds increase to near certainty
If allowed to progress to stage two, "Kittenchest", odds increase to near certainty
If it progresses to 'kittenchest' make sure your affairs are in order
If it progresses to 'kittenchest' make sure your affairs are in order
From the folks that brought you the best reason to call in sick: "Catinlap"
From the folks that brought you the best reason to call in sick: "Catinlap"
The ONLY "call in sick" that doesn't require a doctor's note 😸
The ONLY "call in sick" that doesn't require a doctor's note 😸
If symptoms persist, simply holding still until it abates on its own is your only viable option
Is your will up to date?
If symptoms persist, simply holding still until it abates on its own is your only viable option
Is your will up to date?
The not particularly dreaded second stage of "catinlap" disease
When it reaches this stage your only hope for recovery is complete and utter silence and remaining motionless until it abates on its own
You have my sincerest wishes to swap places!
The not particularly dreaded second stage of "catinlap" disease
When it reaches this stage your only hope for recovery is complete and utter silence and remaining motionless until it abates on its own
You have my sincerest wishes to swap places!
Kittenchest is the dreaded, and very frequently fatal, 2nd stage of catinlap disease
Once you've progressed that far your only hope is to have an assistant that can bring you food and drink to prevent starvation
Good luck to you!
Kittenchest is the dreaded, and very frequently fatal, 2nd stage of catinlap disease
Once you've progressed that far your only hope is to have an assistant that can bring you food and drink to prevent starvation
Good luck to you!
You should be fine... complete, motionless, rest is the only prescription until it resolves on its own
It's helpful if you have a 'fetcher' but not necessary
You should be fine... complete, motionless, rest is the only prescription until it resolves on its own
It's helpful if you have a 'fetcher' but not necessary