How many of you have or had a cat?
This is creepy... and a little funny
How much do cats actually kill? [Infographic] - The Oatmeal
I have 1 (used to be 2
) and we'd usually get a present once a week or so during the highs of the season.. however now he is mostly an inside cat.
How much do cats actually kill? [Infographic] - The Oatmeal
I have 1 (used to be 2
) and we'd usually get a present once a week or so during the highs of the season.. however now he is mostly an inside cat.
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RIP murray
what do you know are you a veterinarian??
fk you
trigs
mod!
Best one I ever saw was one of Sleepy's kids, Bob (again, shuddup!). I'm out in the front yard reading... ok, honestly, playing original Gameboy Super Mario Land. I notice something in the tree moving around; it's Bob. I don't really think much of it until I notice he's primed to leap on something. I start watching him and realize that he's watching a bird flying around the tree. It was almost as if the bird was flying in some sort of pattern. Well, Bob must have thought the same as, after the third or fourth pass by, he dove out of the tree, caught the bird in mid flight, hit the ground, rolled and landed on top of the bird. He was such a douche though, as he didn't kill it right away, but sat on the poor bird and slapped it several times before nomming it.
Currently have two kitties, Lita (the one in my pic) and Claude. Have been told they're the last ones I'll have as Alpha is not a cat person, having never lived with them growing up. Unfortunately, mine are jackasses, so they haven't done themselves any favours.
I rescued 2 a year apart about a decade back that were born wild at my work as we are on city outskirts. They had a few babies before being fixed, most of which went to good homes and a few that were kept out of my sight long enough for me not to realize that the kids and wife didn't give them away. They too are now fixed...
It sounds worse than it is, rarely do we even see all of them at once if we aren't filling their bowls and each are deeply attached to an individual family member. (i have my dog though)
One was supposed to move out with the oldest daughter, but apperantly i cant disrupt the order of things at their age. Ask my wife and children, they are experts on the subject...
I actually used to have pure bread blue point Himalyans when the wife and I first got together, but I had to give away my girl to a family member when we had first baby as she was extremely jealous. Great cats those ragdolls.
Eat them
... Confuscious
Huge pop!
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this actually reminded me of how my parent's cat used to fight mice. she would just torture and fuck with them. she'd grab the mouse in her mouth and toss it in the air then bat it with her paw. it would go flying and then she'd pounce on it again and continue. guess she must have been a baseball fan.
My .02c:
Cats are OK, but they can't beat the loyalty and companionship of a dog. I heard a funny saying once that sums up how I see cats vs dogs:
When you bring a dog his food, he look's at you and seems to say "You brought me food, you must be a god!" When you bring a cat his food, he seems to say "You brought me food, I must be a god!"
I may get another cat someday, but I can never see myself without a dog.
for the dog, his thoughts are just "time to eat. now let's play. where's my ball. run run run!" whereas the cat's thoughts start out with "day 265 of captivity..."
More simply . . .
Dogs have owners . . . Cats have staff.
That's why I got a cat dog. 9lb toy Pom. All the personality of a big dog (they are spitz descendants so think they are) but taking the garbage out, making a few yard laps is a full fledge walk when you have a 12" stride.
I like my cats, but 1000% more so my dog is my buddy. He makes sure the cats don't invade my couch or bed while we nap. Bear bounce is also hilarious.
miss my kitty.
for this I took you off "ignore"? I was expecting ROPE . . . back you GO.