Tell your 'domesticated' animals stories. Inspired by Dee commenting about spooky horse creating sparks.

I was working a vaccination clinic and this woman's cat freaked and started spinning in circles really fast. She reached her hand in to calm the poor little one, and it slit her wrist. Blood sprayed about halfway across the place (we were in an old warehouse).

There are many more and they all fascinate me. . .

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Who Doesn't Want One?

There's this girl. . .there's always ONE. . .who has even said that the problem with classes at college is you have to be surrounded by dolts. Basically, she's an overbearing ass her thinks who viewpoint is the only one.

We had to do a group presentation (she was not in my group), and in the absence of our regular teacher, a sub asked who wanted to grade our presentation -- so she said she would, and the substitute didnt' realize she was an ass.

Anyway, per her grade, we failed. I noticed everything (on a 1-5 scale, 5 being best) was a 3 or below. Because, you know, she's better than everyone.

Which she's said many times, even interupting the professionals that are brought in to talk to us, telling them how to do the job.

Why does there always have to be one, and why did she have to grade my presentation? I've never gotten anything below an A in a grad course.

Bitch.

/rant.

And got sooooo incredibly ill. I want warnings if there's mega hand-held camera work damnit. I came thisclose to vomiting on the person in front of me.

As for a review - it's mainly about 'monsters' who have behavioral disorders (passive agressive, anxiety, depression, anger management issues, bi-polar was one I think) with no resolution.

Eh. The colors were nice, spike jones used a good palette. And the costumes/cgi was good - from what I could see.

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You guys who took it, do you mind telling me what your class was like and what you liked about it, what you didn't like? I'm teaching it this year and never actually had to take it at my college.

I'm looking for two types of questions. The first are questions that are vs, such as "pirates vs. ninjas" - the ninjas won.

The second are questions that make them think and use their imagination, but have a one sentence answer. Such as, give me the name of an animal that doesn't exist.

I need enough to last the rest of the year (three times a week until december)

Give me a story of insect/animal/scary unknown thing biting you!

I recently got bit by a scary unknown thing which apparently was either poisonous, venomous, or just had really dirty fangs. Good news is it's not beleived to be a spider and no necrosis, yeah! But I did get a lot of shots, swelling, and drugs. (day four it's still a couple inches in diameter itchy/swollen)

So please, misery loves company. Give me your stories.

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