(don't read any further if you cannot tolerate the details of graphical reference to open surgical wounds, violence against attacking animals, gore, guns, saws, and Tough Ladies with not one, but TWO firearms)
truly not as bad as it appears. she's watching TV right now. |
i tried to break up the fight with my words. i reached my bare hands inside and tried to pry open the great, slobbering jaws of the pit, but they didn't budge. i put a pole in the pit's jaws and used my weight into my foot as a lever in attempt to pry the jaws from YaYa's neck. i went and got the rifle from my uncle's bedroom to shoot the bitch in the head and get it all over with nice and quick. there were no rounds for the chamber, and the damned thing was jammed anyway. useless. i went and got my brother's .22 pistol to take some head shots at the pit to get her off. there were no bullets. WHY DOES NO GUN IN MY REDNECK COUNTRY MANOR OF A HOME HAVE ANY AMMUNITION?! i spied a saw in the garage where the fight was still raging. YaYa sounded awfully hurt, damaged, and in unbearable pain. i pressed a button, but the saw wouldn't run. i had had enough by now. i was going to end this violently and with all of the aggression, anger, hate, desperation, determination, and crazed drive to kill that i could muster in me at the moment (and boy was it a lot). little, ole me, saw in hand, reached way back overhead and brought the deadly sharp blades of the saw down cracking into the pit bulls skull. i'm telling you, the skull audibly had been cracked quite impressively. and i didn't stop. i kept hacking with all of my blood-lusty might and every bit of force and strength to drive the saw's blades harder and deeper down into the head of the attacking dog. fur flew from my blows, blood spewed and spurted from fatal stabs down into the dog's own brain. i shortly saw the pit bull's eyes go dim and roll back into her head as she was losing consciousness and life. her jaws slacked and it was just enough for my YaYa to split and dart inside of the house for cover. i stayed outside. with the saw. i hacked down the dog's head into a broken and bleeding nightmare. i was met with wet, gushing sounds of pulp splitting, and the sounds of skeletal stability being ruined. i reached back way overhead and made quick work of mutilating the head of my former pet. she went still with blood pouring from her misshapen eyes in her gruesomely and warped shape of what was remaining of her cranium. i hacked at her neck over and over and grunted as i partially decapitated her. i stabbed her with the saw. i heard her whimpering in the throes of her being currently murder, so i kept hacking at what was becoming a flattened stretch of bits of loose fur, bloody flesh, innards, and large pools of bright red blood.
when Animal Control arrived, the wagged their finger at me for using two guns that were not registered to me, but chucked when i told them the damned rifle was jammed anyway and i couldn't find any fucking rounds or bullets anywhere! the Sheriff pulled the cigarette that i was smoking out of my mouth and threw it away directly. "I used to smoke like a train; you ought to stop that early on, you know, little miss.!" the Sheriff and the accompanying cop laughed at my accomplishment and called me a "Tough Lady." they removed the remains and mess from my garage and suggested that i buy myself a nice, new rifle to register to myself. i'm going to comply with that.
YaYa is fine. her wound is still open. she had a drain sutured in during her surgery. God is good and let me save my puppy's life, because her jugular was completely unharmed, and the skin there is alive and will heal, so there's no need for a risky future surgery to separate her flesh and muscle from the organ in attempts to save it. she has five prescriptions: a pain reliever, a sedative, an antibiotic tablet for twice a day, a spray-on steroid for healing and cleaning, and a spray-on aluminum bandage. it makes her all shiny, and i've been calling her "Silver" for the past couple of days. she's antsy to no surprise of mine, so i had to also purchase a muzzle to strap onto her snout after her sedative calms her down in order to apply her daily sprays to the wounded areas without risking some painful bites. i've even mastered the art of using a leash effectively to lasso around her middle (she has no neck suitable for a collar to go around), for walks and such. i love my baby YaYa. we take our medicine at the same time together, and both of our mix of medications has increased our appetites. she has been my partner for several midnight snacks and second lunches and the like. she, with her sparkly silver aluminum bandage sprayed onto her neck and her surgically inserted drainage tool, is lying on Momma's (my) bed right now suffering no pain, just the annoyance with her plastic drainage tool getting in her face and pissing her off. she's content and tiredly loving my pets and rubs. she kisses me in the mouth as she has always done. she still rushes at my two cats just to knock them over when they invade her territory (she's still a spoiled, Tough bitch). she's my baby. and she's alive.
(end of my Amazonian warrior woman blood-lust attack of rage with multiple weapons tale that i like to brag about)
- oh, and my dearest "Claytoris" and i are having so much fun together:
- and look at my new calendar! it's March (for me, and for you, and for Kagome, and for InuYasha in Feudal Japan)!
any InuYasha nerds besides yours truly? |
- and this is my second mention of this awesomeness! i have a brand-new and fully functional Google Voice Number!
absolutely without charge (unless you happen to be International, outside of the USA) and with all of the freedom and familiarity as with any other telephone, you may call me to chat, listen to my charming, thick accent during my voicemail greeting, leave me a silly voicemail message laughing about said thick-ish Southern accent, and even send me an SMS txt message! if not connecting to me via the widget, then the number directly to my line is: (601) 871-0635 ahhh! exciting and SO cool! cookies to the one who leaves the funniest voicemail or txt message!
OH MY GOD.
ReplyDeleteThat is so terrifying. I can't imagine being in that situation. I. Really. Can't. I'm squeamish at the thought of blood or hurting another living being even insects. But I can't believe you managed to kill the pit. With a saw. A SAW! It's a very hard decision to make and I'm glad YaYa is ok. I'm so sorry things had to happen that way.
I used to be really in InuYasha but then the story line got too complicated to follow so I quit. Ha.
Eep! "Claytoris." AWESOME. You two are too adorable for words.
oh, pish-posh. i'm a very Tough Lady. and yes, Dear, it WAS a hard decision to make, but i simply had to follow through. with a saw like out of some horror movie. i tell ya, nobody better piss me off-EVER. dynamite comes it small packages! isn't that right? ;-) and true, the InuYasha storyline just never ends. how many damned jewel shards can there really be, and why can't Kagome meet some nice man from her OWN time and have a PRACTICAL relationship (without falling through wells, killing monsters, befriending dog-demons, being re-incarnated, etc.)?
ReplyDeleteOh man. Pits are truely a danger to society... I'm so glad that your puppy is ok! I've never been enraged to the point of hacking something with a saw, but if anything ever attacked something that I love I don't doubt that I would go crazy on it.
ReplyDeleteYour man has some awesome hair. I love it when guys have nice hair.
And I too used to watch Inuyasha. I loved the story concept but I felt like it was neverending. It just got to the point where I just gave up on it. Miroku was my favourite :P
okay you are my hero! and I am now considering letting my fiance buy a gun! Because I would totally shoot a dog that is trying to hurt my doggies! I am so glad your YaYa is okay! Pit Bulls are so viscous and a danger to us! I always say that people are a not in their right mind when they say that pit bulls are friendly, and I usually rebuttal with yeah until they snap!
ReplyDeleteMiroku, the pervert! yes, i like him. and, true, the series IS never-ending! i might be little, but dynamite comes in small packages! nobody is gonna hurt my loved ones without answering to me (and sometimes a saw)!
ReplyDeleteit is TRULY a dangerous breed, i hate to say. some cities even make it illegal to own them as pets--and with good reason! it feels so good to hear that i'm someone's hero! aw, gosh! and YES! i'm proudly a tiny bit redneck in my ways, and i would TOTALLY let my man get a gun (or even get one myself)!
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