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sleepysparrow
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princess_haru
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Hehe, I don't know why but it seems like most cats have a thing for sinks! Maybe the curvy shape is comfy for them, like a recliner chair or something?! :lol: And yeah, my kitty sits on anything I'm reading, even on the keyboard of my laptop! :roll:dpr said:
I love this pic! You and your little boy are both gorgeoussleepysparrow said:me and my son:
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sleepysparrow
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Thank you everyone. My son just turned 2 today!
you have a nice smile
Skooter said:Some new ones
This is my favorite
you have a nice smile
dpr
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princess_haru said:
lol mine too
These pics of cats have got me to thinking.
I love my cat so much. I consider her a friend and not only that but a part of the family.
Sometimes I feel like she's my only friend, or at least the only one who truly loves me and that (in my mind) can do no wrong to me.
When a family cat dies it is always tragic. Everyone mourns and cries. The house just isn't the same. It seems empty.
Cats (and dogs and any animals really) can have this profound effect on us humans.... and they don't talk at all.... EVER!
So maybe there's hope for us mutes yet, eh?
celestialrecluse
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Happy Birthday to your son Sleepysparrow! he's adorable.
good observations dpr, we lost a dog a couple of years ago, and my dad cried more over her death than he did his own aunt.
good observations dpr, we lost a dog a couple of years ago, and my dad cried more over her death than he did his own aunt.
Danfalc
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princess_haru said:
Ditto.. my cat always seems to walk all over my sink,toilet and bath after ive scrubbed it spotless :x Im sure she goes playing in the mud on purpose beforehand aswell.I dont think they find it comfy... i swear they do it on purpose lol.."ill teach the bastard not to give me whiskers food" :lol: Same with when they sit on things...if im in bed trying to read she will always plonk her arse on the book
And theres nothing worse than loosing a pet,this might sound kinda cold but i didnt even cry when a friend was killed recently,but i think i would blub like a baby if my cat died.I actualy think the last time i cried in about 3 years is when i had to give away my dog because i wasnt allowed pets at my new flat
.I think its maybe because there around all the time and show us unconditional love,your never really alone if you have a pet which i think is important to us social phobes.
Chod77 said:These are the family cats. I really don't like cats but my sister brought Nasty Cat home and she was pregnant so now we have like 5 cats.
This is Nasty Cat. Yes, Nasty Cat is her real name. ( I named her. lol)
This is Time Bandit
This is Bear
This is Bear next to Time Bandit's ass. lol
Your cats used to look good to me, but now I find them simply irrestible.
recluse
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Cute cats everyone! Have you noticed that most people here are cat lovers? I wonder if there's a link between social phobia and that? :roll:
Loosing a pet is indeed like loosing a member of a family. In 2003 our beloved cat died. It was very upsetting as she really was part of the family and she was always there sitting on my lap. She was the last of the third generation of the same family of cats we owned. I wish our current cats were as affectionate as she was, they just eat their food and go about their business.
Loosing a pet is indeed like loosing a member of a family. In 2003 our beloved cat died. It was very upsetting as she really was part of the family and she was always there sitting on my lap. She was the last of the third generation of the same family of cats we owned. I wish our current cats were as affectionate as she was, they just eat their food and go about their business.
Social_Moth
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recluse said:
Nope! I hate those damn things...
...nah, I love 'em.
I actually prefer dogs, not that I don't like cats or anything!!!
Coper
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recluse said:
Maybe, although people in general mostly like cats. I love cats too. In general I don't feel shy at all around animals. In fact, I'm happy to go right up to them and pet them, and talk to them. I've noticed a lot of other people here also feel comfortable around animals. Sometimes I feel embarrassed or angry if an animal tries to bite my hand or something, but even then it doesn't bother me for long, whereas I can never get over those feelings when I have a bad interaction with people. It's weird that one's ability to interact with animals would be so different from one's ability to interact with people. That even goes for young children--I feel almost as shy around them as I do around adults.
