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It's just sitting there, staring at me. I can feel it's eyes about to go *schling*, like that creature from Willy Fog.
Oh cripes I've gone mental!!!
Oh cripes I've gone mental!!!
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i hate cats...
BEARDS. wrote:
> Burn it.
>
>
> Fire cleanses all...
Note: The Staff of Special Reserve in no way condone the burning of household pets.
Unless you're really hungry.
> Burn it.
>
>
> Fire cleanses all...
Note: The Staff of Special Reserve in no way condone the burning of household pets.
Unless you're really hungry.
Burn it.
Fire cleanses all...
Fire cleanses all...
That's why I prefer dogs - they much more closely mirror humans in the way they behave. Cats for me are sly, evil little *******.
The Wookster is right
"and her sister keeps climbing on the chair and crying out for food, or to be let out."
Ha ha, when I first read that I thought you said "my sister"
Classic
"and her sister keeps climbing on the chair and crying out for food, or to be let out."
Ha ha, when I first read that I thought you said "my sister"
Classic
ROT IN HELL CATS
( sorry im just more of a dog lover)
( sorry im just more of a dog lover)
MoJoJoJo wrote:
> Apparantly, they don't mean the same thing to them as they do to us
Indeed.
A cat staring at you and apparently 'squinting' at you is a sign of affection. If you want to return the signals, I believe the correct response is to look at the cat in the same way, and then turn away as if ignoring it.
This is why cats always seem to head straight for people who dislike them - they turn away to ignore the moggy, and this is seen as a sign os affection, and they react accordingly. If you don't like cats, you should stare right at them - then, supposedly, they will leave you alone.
> Apparantly, they don't mean the same thing to them as they do to us
Indeed.
A cat staring at you and apparently 'squinting' at you is a sign of affection. If you want to return the signals, I believe the correct response is to look at the cat in the same way, and then turn away as if ignoring it.
This is why cats always seem to head straight for people who dislike them - they turn away to ignore the moggy, and this is seen as a sign os affection, and they react accordingly. If you don't like cats, you should stare right at them - then, supposedly, they will leave you alone.
Ant wrote:
> But whenever they go outside they get attacked by a bigger cat from
> down the road...but I don't care, they'll stay out there until they
> learn to double team it!
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Heheh... wrestling cats...
> But whenever they go outside they get attacked by a bigger cat from
> down the road...but I don't care, they'll stay out there until they
> learn to double team it!
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Heheh... wrestling cats...
Miserableman wrote:
> Cats are the spies of Satan. Dogs are really angels, come to guide us
> to sniff each others bottoms.
Oi.
I love cats.
Cats are great. Independent and not needy like other creatures I could mention *cough DOGS cough*.
> Cats are the spies of Satan. Dogs are really angels, come to guide us
> to sniff each others bottoms.
Oi.
I love cats.
Cats are great. Independent and not needy like other creatures I could mention *cough DOGS cough*.
I can never play Tactical Ops online because whenever I do one jumps onto the desk and starts traipsing round on the keyboard, and her sister keeps climbing on the chair and crying out for food, or to be let out.
But whenever they go outside they get attacked by a bigger cat from down the road...but I don't care, they'll stay out there until they learn to double team it!
But whenever they go outside they get attacked by a bigger cat from down the road...but I don't care, they'll stay out there until they learn to double team it!
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