The Five-Second Rule

[Miulang]

Re: The Five-Second Rule

I wish our cats are behaved.
When its dinner time they flock around my roomate and one particular kitty constantly hounds him like she's has not been fed all day. Climbs on him by the shoulder or tries to scoop up anything with her paws.

We have one of those "chowhounds", too, a 20-lb one. He's on constant food patrol (on the counters, on the stove, in the sink). He even volunteers to wash the dinner plates (of course we tell him thanks, but no thanks ). Meanwhile, his sister Hokulele just sits there and stares up at us, wondering what the heck her brother sees in people food (she only eats dry stuff).

Miulang

[cezanne]

Re: The Five-Second Rule

Just wondering... who here opened a prescription container, dropped its contents (or even just one) on the floor, and still popped the pill?

[helen]

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There are times when I drop a pill on the floor by accident, in which case the pill gets dumped, lucky I never had the entire contents of the bottle spill and if it did I guess I would call the doctor to get it refilled.

[Leo Lakio]

Re: The Five-Second Rule

Just wondering... who here opened a prescription container, dropped its contents (or even just one) on the floor, and still popped the pill?

Only if the pill is part of a treatment for "floor germs."

[craigwatanabe]

Re: The Five-Second Rule

As posted before: The Five Second Rule

[EastCoastTropics]

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Doesn't apply in our house. Anything that makes the floor is fair game for our 8 yr old "puppy"

This was the case when our poodle was alive.....anytime I'd drop food on the floor (except for chocolate of course!), I'd call him and make him clean it up!