Try 'Clumsy, messy, often-smelly, high-maintenance, and domesticated ergo literally dependent on you for survival' VS 'graceful, fastidious, runs on its own custom-physics, medium-maintenance at most, and not truly domesticated ergo not truly dependent on you ergo if it stays close to you it's because it actually loves you'.
dagmanVoice #1Oct 22, 4:00 AM↩ replying to Scaramouche
All true, but ya gotta love em. I'll admit, if I had grown up with cats I might feel differently.
ScaramoucheVoice #9Oct 22, 6:08 AM↩ replying to dagman
No cats for you growing up?! You poor devil.
bleurose51Voice #3Oct 25, 12:12 AM↩ replying to Scaramouche
So you ARE a cat guy! :-)
dagmanVoice #1Oct 26, 2:13 AM↩ replying to bleurose51
Cat tolerant :)
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Cats are smart; dogs, not so much :-) And this subject and its comments will get people to fight like cats and dogs LOL!
Loyal companion vs. judgmental roommate. At least that's the way it feels.
Try 'Clumsy, messy, often-smelly, high-maintenance, and domesticated ergo literally dependent on you for survival' VS 'graceful, fastidious, runs on its own custom-physics, medium-maintenance at most, and not truly domesticated ergo not truly dependent on you ergo if it stays close to you it's because it actually loves you'.
All true, but ya gotta love em. I'll admit, if I had grown up with cats I might feel differently.
No cats for you growing up?! You poor devil.
So you ARE a cat guy! :-)
Cat tolerant :)