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i know, but so many people just don't realise it.

Holy Crap wrote:i once proved that cats don't always land on their feet.
if you hold them an inch above the ground UPSIDE DOWN and drop them. and it wasn't my cat.

That is mean.

I would never do that.

well, I suppose I wouldn't call them evil, but I would say they are unpredictable. You can't trust cats. They do as they wish. They may lie in your lap purring one moment, and the next, they are busy mauling your arm.

cats rule, dogs are just bullshit tbh

we are slaves to cats

tottally, i obey my cat and bow before it actually.

Jman wrote:

Holy Crap wrote:i once proved that cats don't always land on their feet.
if you hold them an inch above the ground UPSIDE DOWN and drop them. and it wasn't my cat.

That is mean.

I would never do that.

it's not mean. it deserved it. it bit me!!!

That is when you put it in a bucket of water. Don't drop it.

well, English Lop rabbits are better anyways.

My aunt had a cat once. And she also has a farm, with cows. And the cat fell in a bucket of milk and drowned...

wow. i don't usually laugh out loud, but that was really funny for some reason. maybe just because i hate cats.

No one hates my cat, even those who usually dislike them

The only time I ever had a cat was when my sister took home a really old cat to look after for 2 weeks a couple years back, and while he goes in his litter tray, he was flicking the grit all over in my bedroom, and god, the smell was horrendous! Then one night I heard him choke, and I thought he was gonna die, but instead he had puked all over an artwork I was working on! D'= I'm sure that was his way of getting his own back for ignoring him while I was drawing. but he was getting way too close.

Despite that, I'd love to have a cat some day, though not now since my dog [and my dad] hates them.

I don't hate cats, I'm just afraid of them. : D

I like dogs, though. I have a poodle, lul.

A poodle? No wai! o: My family are mostly dog people, and we've always had cross-breds. Mine's a Jack Russell/Cairn Terrier cross, which you can see here. I used to have a budgie, but he died 2 months ago, and I used to have rats which have all died now. I'd love to get another one, but my skin doesn't like them.

Yupsie, a full breed standard poodle. That's her. We don't cut her hair the way poodles are usually cut though, because it's ugly. D: And she won't make it far in contests and such anyways, because she is bigger than female poodles should be, and her skeleton is heavily constructed unlike what it should really be, so why bother doing it the official way? But she's a really nice dog. Very obedient and nice and well behaved and a quick learner.
And nawww, your dog is so adorable~ *snuggles*

Contest poodles are simply horrible anyway, so you can be happy.

Aaaw, your poodle's a cutie! My Jess is a spoilt little bitch, she always has to sit with my mum or dad, and when she barks, it's loud enough to put a whole stadium of Westlife fans to shame. I love her though, and when she sits on my bed in the morning, she makes me feel really happy, and keeps me warm... ^^

StaceyW wrote:A poodle? No wai! o: My family are mostly dog people, and we've always had cross-breds. Mine's a Jack Russell/Cairn Terrier cross, which you can see here. I used to have a budgie, but he died 2 months ago, and I used to have rats which have all died now. I'd love to get another one, but my skin doesn't like them.

originally, my name was going to be jack. but then they realised "Jack Russell" is not a good name for a human.

timoo wrote:Contest poodles are simply horrible anyway, so you can be happy.

I completely agree there. I feel bad for those dogs too. Their owners won't even let them run in the forest, fearing they'll get dirty. :C