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Those Darn Cats

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Omphalos - 03 Jul 2003 06:52 GMT
Cats, unlike dogs, are quite "low maintenance." While dog owners have
to regularly take their pets on walks, clean up after them when they
crap, give them mounds of food, shout at them to stop barking every
fifteen seconds, and determine exactly where their dog has buried
little Franky's index finger, all cat owners have to do is supply
pellets for the cat to eat and sh.t in (NOTE: these pellets should be
probably different from each other). Many cat owners, upon receiving a
new kitten, dump a few hundred pounds of cat food into a wheelbarrow,
unload a canoe full of cat litter into their bathroom, and then sell
their house and move away. The cats seem to actually prefer this over
repeated human contact.

As mentioned above, cats enjoy being alone. They seem to shun all
social interaction as they innately despise all dogs, other cats,
humans, robots, complex carbohydrates, and everything contained inside
your house. The only time a cat will ever make a personal appearance
is when you're carrying something heavy and thinking to yourself, "I
hope that stupid cat doesn't run in front of me." At that point the
cat will spontaneously teleport immediately in front of you and attach
itself onto your right leg, causing you to trip and fall down. When
you go to look around for the cat, it will be long gone, having
teleported back underneath the couch it first spawned from. Cats live
to see humans being injured, and if they had their way, the entire
human race would be trapped in a never-ending series of personal
tragedies that are often featured on "America's Funniest Home Videos."

Since cats loathe all forms of human contact, you will often find them
lurking in dark areas of your house, watching you and plotting complex
schemes which will lead to your untimely demise. Although many people
are not aware of it, mainly because I just made it up, cats were the
inspiration for the "face hugger" alien featured in the movie
"Aliens". The main difference between the two races is that while the
face hugger implants eggs into your stomach lining, a cat would much
rather prefer to merely tear out your stomach lining.

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m l briggs - 03 Jul 2003 17:41 GMT
You must be in training to be a standup comedian.  MLB

> Cats, unlike dogs, are quite "low maintenance." While dog owners have
> to regularly take their pets on walks, clean up after them when they
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> face hugger implants eggs into your stomach lining, a cat would much
> rather prefer to merely tear out your stomach lining.
Dee - 04 Jul 2003 00:47 GMT
> Cats, unlike dogs, are quite "low maintenance."

L O L

<other silliness snipped>

I was going to tell you about my morning, but what the heck, it's a cat
thing, you wouldn't understand  :)

Dee
m l briggs - 04 Jul 2003 02:40 GMT
What an imagination!

> Cats, unlike dogs, are quite "low maintenance." While dog owners have
> to regularly take their pets on walks, clean up after them when they
[quoted text clipped - 30 lines]
> face hugger implants eggs into your stomach lining, a cat would much
> rather prefer to merely tear out your stomach lining.
Steve Clark - 04 Jul 2003 04:09 GMT
> Cats, unlike dogs, are quite "low maintenance." While dog owners have
> to regularly take their pets on walks, clean up after them when they
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> http://31337.pl

Then sign me up to be a cat!  I can't stand the company of most
humans, especially those who think that cats do nothing but eat,
sh.t, and plan the demise of the human race.

Steve

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Kimmo Sundqvist - 18 Jul 2003 15:21 GMT
> Then sign me up to be a cat!  I can't stand the company of most
> humans, especially those who think that cats do nothing but eat,
> sh.t, and plan the demise of the human race.

I just hope they would soon go on with it.  Maybe I'll be spared if I help
them a little.

Then, to many who have posted a response to this thread: Why on earth do you
quote tens and tens of lines, and then reply with one or some?  If you are
not saying anything to any spesific part of the message you are quoting,
then just quote some lines from the beginning and add "..." somewhere.

Also, reply below the quoted text.  These are only matters of common
courtesy, and with little effort, make newsgroups immensely more
pleasurable for browsing and reading.

-Kimmo S.
 
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