11 Jan 2007, 11:52 pm
ahayes wrote:
tinky wrote:
The poofey tail says something really scared that cat. What did you do to him/her?
My cat poofs up her tail when she's angry.
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12 Jan 2007, 12:12 am
ahayes wrote:
tinky wrote:
The poofey tail says something really scared that cat. What did you do to him/her?
i found that picture on flickr. cats, in general, hate snow
this is how i feel about going to school in the morning
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12 Jan 2007, 2:31 am
tinky wrote:
ahayes wrote:
tinky wrote:
The poofey tail says something really scared that cat. What did you do to him/her?
i found that picture on flickr. cats, in general, hate snow
this is how i feel about going to school in the morning
Cow Kitty is an indoor cat, I took her outside once and set her on the ground, she made a beeline for the door and when she got in I could see her tail was poofed. She was really scared. She's okay if I hold her, and it's really hard to put her down if you're outside.
12 Jan 2007, 2:33 am
Starbuline wrote:
ahayes wrote:
tinky wrote:
The poofey tail says something really scared that cat. What did you do to him/her?
My cat poofs up her tail when she's angry.
When cats are mad they usually do a thumping thing with their tail. Cow kitty always starts doing it if I start to play with her feet or pick her up too much.
12 Jan 2007, 5:46 am
This is how I feel most of the time, as expressed by the lovely Craig Nicholls:
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Starr wrote:
I take Excedrin when I feel like that, it usually helps a lot.
