It’s Caturday!

19 Comments on It’s Caturday!

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2. So, I want that cat.

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3. That confirms my greatest fear.

   That’s normal behavior and it looks like I’m stuck with it.

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4. We have one that won’t let me put my shoes on in the morning until she gets enough loving. Which isn’t out of the ordinary except this cat started out feral and has now decided human are not that bad. She also sleeps in a dog bed. With a dog.

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5. @ Brad….Could that describe Mrs. Brad too?

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6. hooman u r not paying enough attention 2 me

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7. At :45 “I won!”

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8. Willy

   Only on the week ends.

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9. “This is my human. I’ve got my scent all him and he’s covered in goose bumps.” Hehe

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10. …all over him…^^^^

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11. Too Funny Claudia!! Thanks!

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12. I approve of this post.

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13. His Boss: “Hans, why were you late with that report”?

    Hans: “I got teabagged by a cat”.

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14. I can relate. My cat does that, but not near to that extent. He mostly likes to nudge my hand when I am writing, making writing very difficult. If he nudges my hand in just the right way, he could turn an innocuous word like “Luck”, or “Duck” into a very bad word indeed.

    I keep a stash of kitty treats and put them ten feet away when I need to write. Then, he leaves me alone till dinner time.

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15. Caturday in the park
    I think it was the Fourth of Feline

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16. Cynic

    I’ve determined through the years that your mind is as equally sick as mine. I just don’t have the balls to type it sometimes. LMFAO.

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17. My cat woke me up this morning by jumping on my bed, sitting on my hip, head butting my hand, my forehead, then circling and plopping down with his back turned – in my face.

    He was hungry and I over slept- according to him. I was so tired I slept a while longer, breathing on the soft fur of a warm purring cat. It was wonderful. Life would be so mundane without cats.

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18. I missed this post on Caturday because my neighbor’s cat was in my backyard demanding my attention.
    Ever since we lost our Ranger, Miss Marigold has taken over our yard as her own.
    She doesn’t keep the squirrels away and she may be hunting the lizards, but she has us trained to lavish just the right amount of attention upon her.
    It is to the point that Mr. Kakalogical and I worry a bit if we don’t see her during the day!

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19. As a buddy used to tell me, “I love cats, I just can’t eat a whole one.”

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