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Originally Posted by Gravdigr (Post 978177)

Turbo is awesome.[/missingmyblackkitteh]

Yeah, black cats are...:thumb:

Now that I'm down to only one furry child of my own and I'm not part of my two adopted ones (they're hers), I'm SERIOUSLY thinking of adopting a new friend for my lone buddy. Wondering if he'd like a little girl or boy. I'm thinking of a 5 yr old to adopt.

Catfight in 3...2...:

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Ooh, look, it's a mudleopard:

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he's been catfishin!

Cat - NSFW Edition

"Lookit m'bawls!!! Lookit m'hairless bawls!!!"

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Be afraid, be very afraid...

If your cat doesn't dig catnip you have three other choices.

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In some ways, this study adds even more confusion, because it’s not just nip that turns cats on. Sebastian Bol, molecular biologist and owner of the Cowboy Cat Ranch in Texas pardner’d up with several southern California cat clinics to test three additional plants—silver vine, Tatarian honeysuckle, and valerian root. With 100 different cats, he rubbed the plant matter on a sock or a square of carpet, and set the material in the cats’ line of sight. Then he waited. If the cat approached and backed away, he considered that a denial. “Animals tend to move towards things they like, and back away from things they consider threats,” says Buffington. After each success or denial, he’d wait about five minutes for the cat to relax, then try again with another plant type. The response rate was striking: Almost 80 percent of the cats responded to the silver vine (a higher response rate than even nip, which got less than 70 percent of the cats high), and roughly 40 percent each for valerian root and honeysuckle.

But either way if your cats could print stickers...

Saturday night after I left, one of her cats was all over her, persistently in her face. She checked her blood sugar and it was 24! Below 70 there is a danger of falling asleep and slipping into a coma.

Who's a good cat? You, you're a good cat. Yes you are, a very good cat! :D

Stuff like that blows my mind.