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Brett

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8th Oct 10 at 14:09

quote:
Originally posted by ssj_kakarot
any one who is complaining actually have a cat ? how are you supposed to stop them from going on the worktops unless you shut the kitchen door constantly ?

I have a cat yeah. Hasn't even seen the kitchen tbh.

Dr Pepper

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8th Oct 10 at 14:17

quote:
Originally posted by ssj_kakarot
any one who is complaining actually have a cat ? how are you supposed to stop them from going on the worktops unless you shut the kitchen door constantly ?

I back hand mine off there or just pull its tail really hard ... he has decided to respect my position on the matter and stay on the floor....our old cat was allowed up there but he didnt choose to smear the bodies of dead vermin all over the worktop during the night.

3CorsaMeal

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8th Oct 10 at 14:32

cats don't seem to like me

Hammer

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8th Oct 10 at 14:48

Cats are rubbish.

Adam-D

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8th Oct 10 at 16:50

cracking pics too

whitter45

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9th Oct 10 at 12:27

quote:
Originally posted by Fonz
nice photos, looking like a cheeky chap...got a name?

Yeah his name is Simba

I reckon he is going to be a fairly big cat the way he is growing. He is only 5 months old

SportBoy

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9th Oct 10 at 12:33

ive never understood the need for people to say that they hate cats... there just a cat. far less innoying than a dog imo. and half the time more obediant.

ssj_kakarot

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9th Oct 10 at 12:40

quote:
Originally posted by SportBoy
ive never understood the need for people to say that they hate cats... there just a cat. far less innoying than a dog imo. and half the time more obediant.

yeah i love dogs, but cats are much better imo of course.

still to out right say you hate them for no reason people must have some serious issues, they either have never been around them and realised how loving/funny they are or just commenting on them from ignorance

Ben D

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9th Oct 10 at 12:43

quote:
Originally posted by SportBoy
ive never understood the need for people to say that they hate cats... there just a cat. far less innoying than a dog imo. and half the time more obediant.

Obedient? how? they don't follow command's

Stupidest thing i have read today

SportBoy

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9th Oct 10 at 12:58

they follow basic commands. if you dissagree then you are a pleb head.

C2RL R

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9th Oct 10 at 13:02

I hate them because I'm allergic to the little bastards! Is that a good enough reason?

SportBoy

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9th Oct 10 at 13:03

thats fair enough

ashleh

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9th Oct 10 at 13:03

I can't say I've ever known a cat to be obedient...

SportBoy

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9th Oct 10 at 13:05

you lot are taking what ive said out of context ... i said half the time they are more obidient than dogs... im not saying they are obidient .. just more obidient that some dogs who are owned by dickheads who cant train them and let them shit everywhere and bark all day long.

Ben D

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9th Oct 10 at 13:08

I'm a pleb head? What are you 12?

Never seen a cat follow commands, and even by your own admission they follow basic commands, unlike dog's who are quite capable at following a multitude of commands.

Infact, that comment is so moronic it sounds like bait

are you having me on?

SportBoy

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9th Oct 10 at 13:12

how am i having you on? and whats wrong with calling you a pleb? if anybody has a problem it seems to be you and welldone yes they follow 'basic' commands ... i never said they will walk you to the shops and get a pint of milk for you.

as i said in my other post you have taken it out of context.

Jamie Walby

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9th Oct 10 at 13:22

Yeah my cat isnt obediant at all! Just does whatever the hell he wants.

My 3 dogs on the other hand do all sorts. Baxter in particular. We are literally like Ron Burgandy and his dog Baxter

Ben D

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9th Oct 10 at 13:28

Because you sound like an immature little child name calling somebody for having a difference of opinion son, Grow up.

I don't have a problem

I merely picked up on your point because it is to be quite frank wrong.

I've not taken your point out of context in the slightest, you said "Cat's are more obedient" and they aren't, the majority of dog's kept as pet's alone follow numerous command's, without the need to even get into the plethora of roles within the working world that dog's undertake.

That's al i have to say on the matter, To summarise Dog's > Cats

[Edited on 09-10-2010 by Ben D]

Ben G

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9th Oct 10 at 13:28

my cats are little shits. 6 months old now and constantly rip up the carpet and run around knocking stuff off the windowseals (sp).

really wish the missus hadn't got them, fucking pieces of shit.

they aren't obedient at all.

Ben G

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9th Oct 10 at 13:29

i've always been told:

you don't own cats, they own you.

whereas dogs are totally different, hence why they are known as 'mans best friend'.

SportBoy

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9th Oct 10 at 13:33

quote:
Originally posted by Ben D
Because you sound like an immature little child name calling somebody for having a difference of opinion son, Grow up.

I don't have a problem I merely picked up on your point because it is to be quite frank wrong.

I've not taken your point out of context in the slightest, you said "Cat's are more obedient" and they aren't, the majority of dog's kept as pet's alone follow numerous command's, without the need to even get into the plethora of roles within the working world that dog's undertake.

That's al i have to say on the matter, To summarise Dog's > Cats

[Edited on 09-10-2010 by Ben D]

thats becasue imo you opinion is wrong and you have still read it wrong the way your talking about it im saying that ALL cats and more obidient than ALL dogs.! that is not what im saying at all!

dont take me for a fvcking idiot either!

[Edited on 09-10-2010 by SportBoy]

Ian W

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9th Oct 10 at 13:42

quote:
Originally posted by Dr Pepper

quote:
Originally posted by ssj_kakarot
any one who is complaining actually have a cat ? how are you supposed to stop them from going on the worktops unless you shut the kitchen door constantly ?

I back hand mine off there or just pull its tail really hard ... he has decided to respect my position on the matter and stay on the floor....our old cat was allowed up there but he didnt choose to smear the bodies of dead vermin all over the worktop during the night.

Same as mine, goes in the kitchen but knows better than to go on the worktop, when he was a kitten we used to chuck him out everytime he did it, soon learned.

Brett

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9th Oct 10 at 13:43

Dogs are a million times better than cats for sure. Cats are shit.

Jamie Walby

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9th Oct 10 at 13:47

Coincidently the one time my cat jumped on the work top was the day he was booked in to get his bollocks chopped off. Not done that again

Robin

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9th Oct 10 at 14:09

quote:
Originally posted by Ben D

quote:
Originally posted by SportBoy
ive never understood the need for people to say that they hate cats... there just a cat. far less innoying than a dog imo. and half the time more obediant.

Obedient? how? they don't follow command's

Stupidest thing i have read today

Disagree, ours sits, begs, gives it's paw, face bumps your fist, plays fetch.

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