Special Guest Post: Lola Pants Reviews Sushi, Living With Rejectionists
Tuesday, June 8, 2010

Imagine, fair readers, that one was once housed in a charming abode, where there were many clear windows which overlooked a lush grounds, and one was able to enter and exit by means of these windows, and consort with one's own kind, and pursue one's supper [bring half-dead mice inside and leave them in the bathtub --ed] in a natural manner. And by some cruel force of circumstance, one was then taken from this glad environment and removed to a fulsome and minuscule apartment, with no method of egress and no manner of recreation other than marking the passing of each interminable day [also, hiding the Rejectionist's laundry quarters underneath the couch --ed]. One might find this progression of events quite unsettling, and perhaps suffer a marked decline in well-being. One might also have expectations that the author of this misfortune must needs take pity upon one, and thus provide some more stimulating method of whiling away the hours; but no, such is not the case when one is imprisoned by an entirely displeasing individual, this self-styled Rejectionist, whose paltry veneer of intellect is a thin disguise for the ribald and imbecilic monster lurking only just beneath the surface. Such an affront to one's dignity, this tedious existence! this loathsome prison! this cheap plastic bowl filled with noxious crunchies [THE MOST EXPENSIVE CAT FOOD IN THE GODDAMN HOLISTIC PET STORE --ed]!
O, rosy-cheek'd and noble readers, mayhap you shall offer the divine succor of your sympathy to this poor creature, shut away in her wretched bower with only the oleaginous Rejectionist for company! That meretricious sycophant, shouting endlessly about "werewolf books" and "racism" [ONLY SOMETIMES --ed] and yet unable to so much as refresh the catnip mouse! Even fair-spoken Support Team is no match for the Rejectionist's noisome personage, whose odiousness is without bound! And yet: a small ray of hope! one discovers a delightful manual of cookery, with full-color photographs of one's most beloved comestible! O sushi, cats of many stripes wish verily to devour you! But an insurmountable obstacle presents itself: one hasn't any thumbs, and cannot prepare this delicacy. O calumny! O indignity of evolution! And lo, nefarious Rejectionist cannot be bothered to come to one's aid, despite the many evenings one has spent submitting to the Rejectionist's vile caresses [trying to sleep on the Rejectionist's face --ed] and patiently enduring the inebriated Rejectionist crashing about, awakening one from peaceful slumber [ONLY BECAUSE YOU SLEEP 23 HOURS A DAY, LOLA PANTS, WHILE THE REJECTIONIST IS WORKING HER GODDAMN ASS OFF TO KEEP YOU IN $22/LB KIBBLE --ed]! So, fair readers, though this humble cat wished to present you with a fair assessment of the recipes contained within this book like so many treasures, she cannot; instead you might turn your prayers toward her liberation, that she may leave behind this drudgery [as if you would last three minutes on the streets of Brooklyn, Lola Pants --ed].
I am in love with this.
Lola Pants, you are delightful.
I feel so bad for anyone who gets shut in a bower...
I love noxious crunchies. They are so preferable to the cold beer and grilled burgers with I am stuck night after night voh, the drudgeries of summer! Were I a pampered Rejectionist cat!
I have a cat who eats my rejection letters (I did a video about it) and chews on book covers - just did a blog post about the book she devoured!
My cat never gets bored, on account of the endless Five Year War of Cats and Children. In which Cat makes endless tactical retreats from SHRIEKING AND PURSUING CHILDREN with GRUBBY MITTS OF DOOM. And occasionally there are interlopers upon the contested landscape, and the CAT must cathe THE MICES and the CHILDREN must catch THE MOLES. (Yes, my daughter caught a mole on Friday. With her bare hands. The long Five Year War of Cats and Children has truly perfected her use of the GRUBBY MITTS OF DOOM.)
Hahahahahahaha. Catz rule. I miss my kitty... even when he was a stuck-up fluffwad that didn't appreciate a single thing I did for him. Which was every day, now that I think of it.
Roaring with laughter. Lola Pants has mastered the art of being a cat.
My own feline mistress is only just now reaching maturity and with it the realization that as a cat, it is beneath her dignity to chirp and purr in mad delight as she writhes in the pleasure of my simple company. She has also concluded that I am shirking my duty if she can see the bottom of her food dish. No matter how much food is in there it remains beneath her notice if the dish is visible beneath it. Banshee style wailing is the preferred method of correction for this infraction.
She stalks the dogs, both fifty pounds each, with the confidence and conviction of the tigress she obviously channels through her magical cat DNA.
Her only fear is being dressed in a sparkly pink tutu at the hands of her nemesis, the nearly three year old princess. Each knows the other is vying for her birthright as the Queen of the House.
That's a lot of big words. Your cat intimidates me.
Dear Lola Pants,
At least you don't live with me, where birds are considered the pampered pet of choice. STAY OUT OF THE SUNROOM AND AWAY FROM THE CAGE.
I think our cats may have been corresponding. The style and insinuations are similar.
OH! I almost forgot. I'm sending an unapologetically racist werewolf book your way for consideration.
C'mon, Young Rejectionist, you know whatever Lola wants, Lola gets.
In her own words:
"I always get, what I aim for
And your heart and soul
Is what I came for."
(Based upon the price of her kibble, I'd say she's succeeded. . .)
It sounds like maybe Lola should replace von Poopypants as an agent--she certainly seems discerning...
(loved your review, Lola)
Lola will have you know she is actually named after the Raincoats cover of the Kinks song, Rosemary.
Dear Joseph, Lola Pants acts like she's all that, but it's just Google Thesaurus. You don't need thumbs for the trackpad.
Google thesaurus? Google thesaurus!
LOLAAA!!!!!!
[/Khan fist wave]
This entertaining post just made my day! I love your blog!
My dearest Lola Pants,
I am in possession of a few extra digits, which I will gladly render in service to you. While they do not meet the full specifications of thumbs of an opposable nature, and they make my paws most humble in appearance, they will surely be helpful in the preparation of said delicacies of your heart's desire. I am told that some famous dead author had a feline similarly talented, and I can think of no better use for them than to mediate your tired existence.
We shall sushi together, my love!
Warmest Regards,
Ninja
I <3 your cat, mainly for using words like meretricious, oleaginous, and ribald. It was sycophant that clinched it for me though. I shall rescue her and set her free in the kitchen of Morimoto.
I'm still giggling about the Grubby Mitts of Doom from Ink. :D
Poor poor Lola Pants suffering with noxious crunchies. You may have my sushi, but you'd have to put up with a bouncy dog and energetic child to get it.
My kitty wrote this post for your cat.
You no can has sushi?
My cat must be, like everything else in my life, too redneck to know what sushi is, never mind have a book on it. He does come running, however, when I open a can of tuna.
Wow. I'm lucky I have such an easy to please cat. :)
I dunno. You never struck me as the oleaginous type, Le R.
We think she meant it in the sense of "oily," which isn't very nice of her.
And of course I really wanted to do this, but had to go pretend to be a grown-up for a little while first.
Dear Lola,
It must suck to be locked up, sure, but you have two things you can work with – a totally unique perspective and a laptop to deliver it on. (And no GRUBBY MITTS OF DOOM! JUST STYLISH BOOTS!)
In other words, put your imprisonment to use – write the Great Feline Novel of your wild days of window-hopping. Heck, if Socks the Cat can do it, you can definitely score a few boxes of sushi off the deal. Maybe even an iPad for thumb-free reading.
P.S. Be careful with the sushi, though – eat too much, and you might sound like Wilford Brimley.
OBSEQUIOUS TWADDLE
THIS CAT DOES NOT WRITE NOVELS, O PESTILENTIAL TWIT
Lola Pants, as a fellow feline I am intrigued by your post. I am also intrigued by the thought of holistic kibble, seeing as I am only fed $4.99 Meow Mix and the occasional can of Fancy Feast Medleys. I don't invison my human keepers buying the book,let alone making any fresh fish for me. Stop by my blog and we can talk sometime. theauggiechronicles.blogspot.com
That cat must have one of those word-a-day calendars. Them's powerful words!
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