A lady walked into a pet shop. She wanted to buy a pet for her husband's
birthday.
"I'd like to buy a pet for my husband," she told the pet shop owner.
"It'shis birthday."
"I thought you already had a nice pet," said the pet shop owner.
"Um, well, that didn't quite work out," said the woman.
"Wouldn't your husband really like a nice kitty or puppy?" asked the pet
shop owner.
"No, no," said the woman. "I told you before, that won't do."
"Well," said the pet shop owner, "I did just get something else from the
Great White Hunter."
"How big does it get?" asked the woman, skeptically.
"Never gets bigger than a cat."
"Does it eat a lot?"
"No, in fact, it only eats what you tell it to eat. Here, I'll show you."
And the pet shop owner went into the back room and returned with a small
cage. Inside was a fuzzy little creature with a face as cute as a
puppy's,fur as soft as a rabbit's, and a tail as fluffy as a cat's.
"OOOH!" exclaimed the woman. "What is it?"
"This," said the pet shop owner, "is a Wooleybooger."
"A Wooleybooger?"
"That's right. Here, watch."
The pet shop owner pulled a mouse from the mice cage and put it in the
cagewith the Wooleybooger. The Wooleybooger ignored it completely, until
the pet shop owner said,
"Wooleybooger - MOUSE!"
In a flash, the Wooleybooger grabbed the mouse and gobbled it up.
"Oh, but I wouldn't have to feed it mice all the time, would I?" asked the
woman.
"Like I said, it eats what you tell it to eat. Here, look." The pet shop
owner took a half-eaten cheese sandwich and stuck it in the cage.
"Wooleybooger - SANDWICH!"
And the Wooleybooger ate the sandwich down in the blink of an eye.
"But is it gentle?" asked the woman.
"Sure," said the pet shop owner, and he opened the cage door. The
Wooleybooger walked out and proceeded to rub against the woman's arm,
making a soft humming noise.
"That settles it," said the woman. "I'll take it."
When she got home she made the Wooleybooger comfortable in the bedroom,
while she went to prepare a birthday dinner.
Later that evening, after a wonderful dinner, a little dancing, and a
moonlight stroll, the woman's husband began to feel amorous, no doubt, to
show his "appreciation" for his wife's efforts at making his birthday
happy. They fell into bed and began some passionate lovemaking.
Suddenly, the husband felt something warm and furry against his legs.
"What's in the bed, here?" he asked, puzzled.
"Oh, my, I nearly forgot. It's your new pet. Happy birthday, honey."
"Well, what is it? A puppy?"
"No, sweetheart, it's a Wooleybooger!"
"HA!" laughed the husband, "Wooleybooger - MY ASS!"
birthday.
"I'd like to buy a pet for my husband," she told the pet shop owner.
"It'shis birthday."
"I thought you already had a nice pet," said the pet shop owner.
"Um, well, that didn't quite work out," said the woman.
"Wouldn't your husband really like a nice kitty or puppy?" asked the pet
shop owner.
"No, no," said the woman. "I told you before, that won't do."
"Well," said the pet shop owner, "I did just get something else from the
Great White Hunter."
"How big does it get?" asked the woman, skeptically.
"Never gets bigger than a cat."
"Does it eat a lot?"
"No, in fact, it only eats what you tell it to eat. Here, I'll show you."
And the pet shop owner went into the back room and returned with a small
cage. Inside was a fuzzy little creature with a face as cute as a
puppy's,fur as soft as a rabbit's, and a tail as fluffy as a cat's.
"OOOH!" exclaimed the woman. "What is it?"
"This," said the pet shop owner, "is a Wooleybooger."
"A Wooleybooger?"
"That's right. Here, watch."
The pet shop owner pulled a mouse from the mice cage and put it in the
cagewith the Wooleybooger. The Wooleybooger ignored it completely, until
the pet shop owner said,
"Wooleybooger - MOUSE!"
In a flash, the Wooleybooger grabbed the mouse and gobbled it up.
"Oh, but I wouldn't have to feed it mice all the time, would I?" asked the
woman.
"Like I said, it eats what you tell it to eat. Here, look." The pet shop
owner took a half-eaten cheese sandwich and stuck it in the cage.
"Wooleybooger - SANDWICH!"
And the Wooleybooger ate the sandwich down in the blink of an eye.
"But is it gentle?" asked the woman.
"Sure," said the pet shop owner, and he opened the cage door. The
Wooleybooger walked out and proceeded to rub against the woman's arm,
making a soft humming noise.
"That settles it," said the woman. "I'll take it."
When she got home she made the Wooleybooger comfortable in the bedroom,
while she went to prepare a birthday dinner.
Later that evening, after a wonderful dinner, a little dancing, and a
moonlight stroll, the woman's husband began to feel amorous, no doubt, to
show his "appreciation" for his wife's efforts at making his birthday
happy. They fell into bed and began some passionate lovemaking.
Suddenly, the husband felt something warm and furry against his legs.
"What's in the bed, here?" he asked, puzzled.
"Oh, my, I nearly forgot. It's your new pet. Happy birthday, honey."
"Well, what is it? A puppy?"
"No, sweetheart, it's a Wooleybooger!"
"HA!" laughed the husband, "Wooleybooger - MY ASS!"
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