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I ended up not waking up in time to get to the party. Fucking backshift crap.
Normally I fall asleep after a nights work at 10 or 11 am. Today I just couldn't sleep but finally passed out around 4 pm and woke up at midnight...just in time to find out the buses around here stopped running.
Looks like another lonely night by myself...sigh.
Normally I fall asleep after a nights work at 10 or 11 am. Today I just couldn't sleep but finally passed out around 4 pm and woke up at midnight...just in time to find out the buses around here stopped running.
Looks like another lonely night by myself...sigh.

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I agree with you 100% Have you ever looked at a cat that was staring right back at you? They can almost hypnotize you as you stare each other directly in the eyes...but the cat's eyes always seem to be saying, "Oh buddy...if only I could tell you what I know!"
And then they blink and look away and I snap out of it.
I actually was transported to ancient Egyptian times once while staring at Monty-boy's eyes. Monty, or Monty-boy, as I liked to call him, is living with my ex wife because she wanted to keep him for our son. So I said that was cool. I miss him sometimes.
And then they blink and look away and I snap out of it.
I actually was transported to ancient Egyptian times once while staring at Monty-boy's eyes. Monty, or Monty-boy, as I liked to call him, is living with my ex wife because she wanted to keep him for our son. So I said that was cool. I miss him sometimes.

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ROFLGorecore wrote:I actually was transported to ancient Egyptian times once while staring at Monty-boy's eyes. Monty, or Monty-boy, as I liked to call him, is living with my ex wife because she wanted to keep him for our son. So I said that was cool. I miss him sometimes.
HAHAHA LLOL
you are making my nose run, because of laffing
dan you, i need a tissue, afk
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[quote="Gorecore"]That, my friend, will impress all the ladies and they'll be begging for you to do sexy things to them like rub your Pokemon cards on their ass cheeks.[/quote]
[quote="Gorecore"]That, my friend, will impress all the ladies and they'll be begging for you to do sexy things to them like rub your Pokemon cards on their ass cheeks.[/quote]
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cats can communicate with humans, you just gotta learn their methods...for many years I have placed cats way above humans as my favourite species. They are wiser, incredibly gifted in the senses stake, can feel emotion from other creatures stupendously easily, and yes when they look at you, they see Right inside. They are an amazing species and one I am constantly in awe of...
one of the cats who live here at my mother's is called Monty...i should write about him because he is a million times more interesting than the average human being.
one of the cats who live here at my mother's is called Monty...i should write about him because he is a million times more interesting than the average human being.
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Yup, the ancient Egyptians were absolutely right to worship them.WhiteLie wrote:Sometimes when I look at my cat I get the feeling that cats are a million times more intelligent and wiser than humans, they just can't communicate their vast mind power to us for lack of an articulate tongue.
Anyone else agree with this sentiment?
And they do communicate with us. I like to think I understand everything my cats are trying to tell me. The way they stare at you and with the expression they've got can tell you a lot about what they're thinking. Like sometimes they're probably thinking "Leave me alone you retarded human."
They're also really manipulative. I'll be stroking a cat and as soon as I get up to leave it'll stare at me and I don't know what it is about the expression but it always looks like either a "Don't you walk away from me" or a "Please don't go" stare. That really depends on the cats personality. I find it very hard to keep walking away when I see that stare. I have to go back.
So yeah, cats, in my opinion, are far superior to humans.
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dogs are more dependent on human beings, as pets than cats. that shows cats are more independent.
if a dog is trapped in a room with it's owner, who dies, they will generally stay loyally by the body till they are rescued or they starve.
A cat will eat the owner. that shows more intelligence on the cats part. they are just as capable of compassion and from my experience I would say cats are much more adroit when it comes to understanding human beings than dogs are, but cats also are independent enough to realize that loyalty to dead folks dont get you far!
it matters little to me. I just think that humans who honestly consider dogs to be more intelligent than the feline race, are overly sentimental or just a touch braindead
...but hey, that is just my opinion...and I am probably somewhat sentimental when it comes to cats having grown yp around them...
Cameron..good to see you about mate, and i am glad you enjoyed the report./..would you agree with my MOM award for Hargreaves??and what do you think of Lampard???
if a dog is trapped in a room with it's owner, who dies, they will generally stay loyally by the body till they are rescued or they starve.
A cat will eat the owner. that shows more intelligence on the cats part. they are just as capable of compassion and from my experience I would say cats are much more adroit when it comes to understanding human beings than dogs are, but cats also are independent enough to realize that loyalty to dead folks dont get you far!
it matters little to me. I just think that humans who honestly consider dogs to be more intelligent than the feline race, are overly sentimental or just a touch braindead
Cameron..good to see you about mate, and i am glad you enjoyed the report./..would you agree with my MOM award for Hargreaves??and what do you think of Lampard???
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dogs are loyal because they feel love, and that proves inteligence. in fact i think dogs have greater and more powerful emotions than cats. dogs hunt. cats dont. you can train a dog to do loads of stuff, you dont train cats because they are not as inteligent as dogs. its a difficult subjject to debate about, however its one i always have with my friends. i have bet £500 that dogs are cleverer than cats with a person i know. i need scientific proof though
anyone a scientist?
anyone a scientist?
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