Catshirts has normal functioning syndromes. The world is his caretaker. No one has to wipe his ass. Catshirts wipes his own ass.
We all have a little bit of mild retardation.
The clownface on Catshirts’ clownface is a clownface.
His god is a squirrel.
We weren’t supposed to feed Catshirts pork. We fed him pepperoni pizza. His head didn’t fall off.
I think I am going to convert to jesus squirrels because Catshirts likes to tell new people that he has autism even though all his syndromes are normal.
It is not Catshirts’ job to tell people how their lives are supposed to grow up. Catshirts does not believe in the future. He thinks, “When has the future ever actually existed in real life?”
Catshirts didn’t even graduate high school. He failed algebra and dropped out of school. One of his earlobes had ADD.
After the high school burned down Catshirts became interested in small wooden blocks. People made fun of him for a little bit because they thought Catshirts was too old to touch small wooden blocks.
Catshirts couldn’t figure out how the small wooden blocks fit together so he had to buy glue. The guy that owned all the glue melted a bunch the small wooden blocks together. Catshirts was jealous of the large pile of melted small wooden blocks.
Someone with a lot of money told Catshirts to change his name to “dick jones” so that potential investors would be more interested in investing in the product of Catshirts. If you have any potential investors please call me.
People with partial thoughts should pay Catshirts to complete their thoughts.
I once took off my shirt because I thought I had more shirts, but only Catshirts has multiple shirts.
Catshirts will be happy when he learns the meaning of Catshirts.
Dick jones bought Catshirts a dog. Someone with a lot of money decided to give Catshirts a parade because Catshirts had never owned a dog before. Dick Jones stole the dog and offered a reward of a million dollars to whoever found it. Dick Jones found the dog and paid himself. CORPORATE INVESTING MODELS. LOLCATS!
No one told Catshirts that Dick Jones had paid himself. Catshirts put up lost puppy signs in his neighborhood. The lost puppy signs were printed on dollar bills. Call FIVEZEROONEINFODOG if you have email information for Catshirts. When Catshirts ran out of dollar bills he drew tiny pictures of his puppy on sugar packets. People began to pay potential investors large sums of money to eat puppy sugar.
An eleven-year-old filmmaker named Stinky used his dad’s video recorder to make a movie about Catshirts called “where’s my baby…maybe it’s in your dog…oh no i lost the puppy.”




