theodore said:

i don't!


un -

Anx said:

Anx said:

cats are used by many - for target practice... in my neighborhood .

SnidelyWhiplash said:

SnidelyWhiplash said:

charming!

Don't get me wrong. I love cats.

But I just don't understand why we would breed an animal to be sooooo weird.

Hell, my two cats are napping this very minute.


It's like you can find them lying on their back more often than even Anx does.

Imago said:

ask your parents!

Anx said:

got me.

1. Because they can, and without ever being stiff, it seems. Amazing!

2. They're marking territory/ruining your favorite stuff. Cats are instinctively drawn to that which you wish they would leave alone.

3. They don't seem to like machinery, especially if it moves. Try blow drying them some time! Also, they probably know that the Roomba is getting rid of their hair and dander, and this is highly insulting ot a cat.

NDRU said:

The bigger of the two cats, Bailey, likes to lick (yes, LICK) paper. He's obsessed with licking my work documents and stuff.


nasty.

Imago said:

lots of cats are obsessed with licking plastic bags, so you should make sure to keep the bags you like to lick in a safe place.

Imago said:

He knows they're important! Mine licks power cords (also guitar cords that I have to handle) and my elbow. They also lick their assholes, of course.

She also seems to know that her fur will show up extra well on black clothes, so when we wear them she will be more affectionate.

I love cats!

my cat was obsessed with killing birds and attacking the dog.

REDFEATHERS said:

that isnt nice

eraclito said:

My gradnfather and my uncle wanted to get rid of all the cats my grandma had that lived under their house.

So they drug them all out from under the house and shot them in a field.

no more cats.
the end.

SexualHazard said:

i see, are they from Walton's mountain by any chance

eraclito said:

well you know why.. it cant live there forever, and we are trying the best way to train it back to the wild.. the authgorities will just put it down cos its feral.. so when the weather is better we will have to put its food and bed outside in the greenhouse or something..

eraclito said:

sort of.

they were all wild cats, you couldnt touch them.
it started with three cats, then they just kept having litters of cats. The first three were domesticated. but the rest after that were wild.

SexualHazard said:

yeah my grandparents cat is wild.. it was stray.. or a farm cat, I dunno.. you cannot tame or stroke it or anything, it just attacks humans.. we cant even catch it, and it cannot have the run of an empty house, cos it will bring all kinds of animals in..

if it dont come when called ... it is a useless pet .

SnidelyWhiplash said:

I trained my cats to come when I call them...and they know their own names. It just takes time with kitties and you have to do it from the time they're young.

applekisses said:

My cat knows it's name, but it thinks of Aurora as more of it's middle name, and Kitty as it's first name. She definitely responds to Kitty more. She also knows "no!"

My cat knows her name, comes when she's called (most of the time) and plays a version of fetch. And she's not even 2 years old.

NDRU said:

my cats come to me in a pair when I call "kitties" to them...and then they come when I call them individually.

applekisses said:

aww thats cute

applekisses said:

They're obviously very smart

REDFEATHERS said:

They are cute I love them.

I taught them how when they were little kittens and I used treats to reward them.

NDRU said:

They're super smart. I think you can train any cat, though, you just have to be consistant.