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Posted by KiNeTiC ENeRgY on Jun-12-2008 18:52:

quote:
Originally posted by Slylee
Well it�s just that I have a problem with people who blindly going into dog owning. Like not really doing their homework or realizing the responsibility that comes with owning a dog�especially if u get it at as a puppy. It takes time and patience to train them (and you should absolutely train them). That�s why I wish people wouldn�t automatically dismiss the idea of getting a cat first (half the responsibility).

My friend just recently took in a 5 month old black lab. When he told me about it, I wasn�t happy at all. Why? Because he is a fucking lazy slob who parties like a rock star every other weekend and I knew right away that dog would be in a cage for the most part or be left alone a lot in his messy shithole apartment. I literally said to him, �Dude, you should really try to find a better home for him�. Labs are like THE most high maintenance dogs when it comes to training them. Both my uncle and sister own black labs and they never take them out or run them or train them. They are huge and jump all over everyone when they walk in the front door. It pisses me off. If you are a lazy person or have an active lifestyle, it�s better to get a cat, or do your homework with dog breeds and find one that most fits your schedule and personality.

But then again, I�m sort of against dog breeding these days too due to the overpopulation of pets already


I agree with u, but not just dogs. Cats are also in need of population control, and anyone looking for a new pet should never buy from a pet store and hit the local shelters. Sooooooo many excellent cats/dogs there and best part u pay little to nothing to get them. Labs are horrible under the best housing environments.


Posted by Slylee on Jun-12-2008 19:24:

My mom and I happened to stop at the post office last year after work (carpooling) and some lady had a box with this scruffy little kittens that were hissing at everyone. I was doomed. Of course we took them home and I was really patient with them and earned their trust after about a week (except for the one I kept, she took a little longer to trust me) and I found homes for 2 of them and got stuck with mine. The funny part is that I was determined not to keep her and my coworkers were like, �OH COME ON! Keep her!�. I didn�t want the responsibility of another pet, but it actually worked out because she keeps my dog company and they are total playmates.

Here are some pictures of the litter when I had them lol

The little boy cat that my mom�s neighbor ended up taking in. So cute.


One on the right was a girl and found her a home with a vet tech, so I know she has a good home.


Mine. She was so ugly in pictures. Lol she�s cute now though



Here she is now�



Posted by l�cid on Jun-12-2008 19:29:

awwww, Lex has a friend now! you never told me that you got a kitty. that's awesome.


Posted by Slylee on Jun-12-2008 19:31:

the best is when he chases her down the hall. he tries to stop himself when he approaches my bedroom and goes butt sliding into my room. it's hilarious. they do this over and over practically every night.


Posted by nchs09 on Jun-12-2008 19:39:

Where is the video?


Posted by Slylee on Jun-12-2008 19:41:

i dont know i tried to find it...maybe it got deleted. oh well i can always take another one they play almost every night. but it'll have to be a webcam video becaues my digital camera is broken


Posted by nchs09 on Jun-12-2008 19:42:

No video... no evidence


Posted by Ang ' ela_ie on Jun-12-2008 19:49:

The cat in the second video can kick that dogs ass.


Posted by Slylee on Jun-12-2008 19:54:

lol whatever dude. myra knows how cool my dog is.


oh and i recently shared a story with some friends that was hilarious re: my cat .

i put her in my dog cage whenever she is too hyper in the middle of the night. it's a big cage and i have a little bathroom rug in there for comfort, but she claws at it a lot so there's all this little fringe everywhere. i happened to notice recently that all the fringe wasn't in the cage when i glanced at it and i went over and looked inside the cage and all the fringe was in this neatly constructed pile in the back of the cage with some poop on it. lol she made herself a toilet. that's fucking smart if u ask me.

i was hysterically laughing when i discovered this. my friend and i were joking about her being on kitty survivor. next thing i know, i'll walk by the cage and she'll be sitting there making a fire with 2 sticks


Posted by l�cid on Jun-12-2008 19:59:

quote:
Originally posted by Slylee
i put her in my dog cage whenever she is too hyper in the middle of the night. it's a big cage and i have a little bathroom rug in there for comfort, but she claws at it a lot so there's all this little fringe everywhere. i happened to notice recently that all the fringe wasn't in the cage when i glanced at it and i went over and looked inside the cage and all the fringe was in this neatly constructed pile in the back of the cage with some poop on it. lol she made herself a toilet. that's fucking smart if u ask me.



cats are way more clever than most people give them credit for.


Posted by Slylee on Jun-12-2008 20:10:

Then a few nights after the toilet incident, she was acting up again so I put her in the cage. She started meowing for ever so I thought maybe she had to pee so I let her out�but she didn�t. so I just closed my bedroom door and locked her out. She was NOT having that. she sat there and clawed at my door for like 15 minutes meowing. I covered my head, thinking she would eventually stop. Then all of a sudden, I hear her pitter pattering down the hallway and she comes charging at my bedroom door and I hear a big �THUMP�.

I sat in bed laughing my ass off. She literally charged the door and thought she could bust it open by using her tiny little body weight. It�s almost scary how human-like her thought process must be.

�hmm, I bet I can bust this baby open if I come crashing into it�


Posted by UmmiE on Jun-12-2008 20:16:

quote:
Originally posted by Slylee
I hear her pitter pattering down the hallway and she comes charging at my bedroom door and I hear a big �THUMP�.

I sat in bed laughing my ass off. She literally charged the door and thought she could bust it open by using her tiny little body weight. It�s almost scary how human-like her thought process must be.

�hmm, I bet I can bust this baby open if I come crashing into it�



I guess your kitty watched Ironman.


Posted by dj tek on Jun-12-2008 20:17:

quote:
Originally posted by Slylee
Then a few nights after the toilet incident, she was acting up again so I put her in the cage. She started meowing for ever so I thought maybe she had to pee so I let her out�but she didn�t. so I just closed my bedroom door and locked her out. She was NOT having that. she sat there and clawed at my door for like 15 minutes meowing. I covered my head, thinking she would eventually stop. Then all of a sudden, I hear her pitter pattering down the hallway and she comes charging at my bedroom door and I hear a big �THUMP�.

I sat in bed laughing my ass off. She literally charged the door and thought she could bust it open by using her tiny little body weight. It�s almost scary how human-like her thought process must be.

�hmm, I bet I can bust this baby open if I come crashing into it�

^ that sig is polar bear cool...


Posted by Slylee on Jun-12-2008 20:21:

quote:
Originally posted by dj tek
^ that sig is polar bear cool...



Posted by Abercrombie on Jun-13-2008 01:28:

I unwontedly woke up at 6am the other morning. It wasn't the alarm clock that woke me up.. It was the sound of my cat meowing in a distinct victory chant requesting me to glorify her for bringing me the fruits of her hunt.

My eyes are barely open as I roll over to see her kill at her feet. May I make it clear that this is my bedroom floor which I like to walk barefoot in without any conscious desire to watch what I step in or where I'm going crusty-eyed at that time of the day.

My reaction was not to find the nearest chair and stand on it screaming, perhaps much to your dismay. I smiled and was proud of my sharp-clawed kitty who stood guard over my humble abode and is passionate to rid it of disease carrying vermin. She sat proudly before me like a white stone lion at the front steps of an average house in Woodbridge.

At her feet was a dead mouse.

I praised her profusely and thanked me with pronounced purrs. I had to rid it from my floor so I grabbed the closest thing I had to pick it up without touching it. I put my hand in my improvised hand-puppet sock to carry it out, but my cat takes a quick swipe at who she probably thought was "Lambchop" taking her food. My snake-style kung-fu pick was too fast for her on my next attempt.

I walk down the hall to drop it in the toilet, but my cat follows at my feet almost tripping me over, and as well... winning me over with her sad long face. She didn't want me to get rid of it. I succumbed to her sad eyes, and walked towards the front door to take it outside.

I greeted my neighbour in my boxers and waived my sock in a hello fashion. I laid the mouse down. My cat was on it immediately like she found a long lost friend. She was so happy, and I had to capture the moment with my camera.












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She stood proud, sniffed it a few times, before she started taking whacks at it like if it was made of catnip. She repeated this a couple of times until she got bored and ate it. She finished her meal like any good cat would. By licking her butt.

I just wanted to share my deadmau5 appreciation.


Posted by nchs09 on Jun-13-2008 01:31:

quote:
Originally posted by Abercrombie
I unwontedly woke up at 6am the other morning. It wasn't the alarm clock that woke me up.. It was the sound of my cat meowing in a distinct victory chant requesting me to glorify her for bringing me the fruits of her hunt.

My eyes are barely open as I roll over to see her kill at her feet. May I make it clear that this is my bedroom floor which I like to walk barefoot in without any conscious desire to watch what I step in or where I'm going crusty-eyed at that time of the day.

My reaction was not to find the nearest chair and stand on it screaming, perhaps much to your dismay. I smiled and was proud of my sharp-clawed kitty who stood guard over my humble abode and is passionate to rid it of disease carrying vermin. She sat proudly before me like a white stone lion at the front steps of an average house in Woodbridge.

At her feet was a dead mouse.

I praised her profusely and thanked me with pronounced purrs. I had to rid it from my floor so I grabbed the closest thing I had to pick it up without touching it. I put my hand in my improvised hand-puppet sock to carry it out, but my cat takes a quick swipe at who she probably thought was "Lambchop" taking her food. My snake-style kung-fu pick was too fast for her on my next attempt.

I walk down the hall to drop it in the toilet, but my cat follows at my feet almost tripping me over, and as well... winning me over with her sad long face. She didn't want me to get rid of it. I succumbed to her sad eyes, and walked towards the front door to take it outside.

I greeted my neighbour in my boxers and waived my sock in a hello fashion. I laid the mouse down. My cat was on it immediately like she found a long lost friend. She was so happy, and I had to capture the moment with my camera.












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She stood proud, sniffed it a few times, before she started taking whacks at it like if it was made of catnip. She repeated this a couple of times until she got bored and ate it. She finished her meal like any good cat would. By licking her butt.

I just wanted to share my deadmau5 appreciation.
You just turned my thread into a deamause thread.... FUCK YOU. I fucking hate deadmause.


Posted by Slylee on Jun-13-2008 01:37:



my cat was being annoying last night around 3 a.m. and when squirting her with the water gun i sleep with wasn't cutting it, i finally got up and clicked the light on only to find a gigantic cochroach on my wall that she was jumping up at and trying to kill.

i didn't tell it earlier because quite frankly i'm trying not to relive it. it scared the fucking shit out of me since i haven't had any roach problems since i moved in, but like i said in a previous post...they are tearing the roof off and i'm on the top floor, so i'm sure that's what is bringing all the little critters out

anyway, i had to kill the roach, but i thought it was cute that she was at least trying. lol i kept squirting her with water and telling her to shush and she was probably like, "DUDE! im trying to kill this fucking roach, do u mind?"


Posted by hotmom714 on Jun-13-2008 02:53:

Chicks like puppies and kitties. They are adorable!


Posted by Rostros on Jun-13-2008 11:33:



Here is my furry friend , she is called Snowball she loves eating toast and rolling on the floor also climbing very high on dangerous objects she lives inside and does her business in a litter tray.

I would have a puppy but I work 50 hours a week so its not really possible.


Posted by Meat187 on Jun-13-2008 11:39:

Reminds me of this:


Posted by hotmom714 on Jun-13-2008 13:19:

quote:
Originally posted by Rostros


Here is my furry friend , she is called Snowball she loves eating toast and rolling on the floor also climbing very high on dangerous objects she lives inside and does her business in a litter tray.

I would have a puppy but I work 50 hours a week so its not really possible.


awwww.... an inside bunny. cute!


Posted by Abercrombie on Jun-13-2008 14:14:

quote:
Originally posted by Meat187
Reminds me of this:



Is it facing the bushes or is it facing the camera?


Posted by tubularbills on Jun-13-2008 14:42:

quote:
Originally posted by Theresa
AWWWWWWWWWW x 4905830485

I like this one too:



AWWWWWWWWWWWW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

SO FUCKING CUTE

I miss my codie dog

i remember a comedian once talking about how something, like a puppy, was so cute you just wanted to squeeze the shit out of it. not to be mean, just cause it was THAT cute....was pretty funny


Posted by Slylee on Jun-13-2008 16:10:

i left my webcam on for a bit last night and had it facing my hallway...i was hoping it would catch my muffins playing, but it was just my cat running up and down it like a crackhead every few minutes.

then i forgot it was on and walked down the hallway half naked so i was like DOH! can't show that one lol


Posted by KiNeTiC ENeRgY on Jun-13-2008 16:23:

quote:
Originally posted by Slylee
i left my webcam on for a bit last night and had it facing my hallway...i was hoping it would catch my muffins playing, but it was just my cat running up and down it like a crackhead every few minutes.

then i forgot it was on and walked down the hallway half naked so i was like DOH! can't show that one lol


any jungle shots?


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