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I wouldn't be so sure about that. Some people like being tied up, others like— 

I just fell over laughing. Thanks.

Oh joy...we here in the US will be going on to Daylight Saving Time this weekend...

Honestly, I do not know why we continue this silly ritual.

I could really use that hour of sleep we'll be losing...

Quote from: expatri on 2014-03-08, 17:23:10

Honestly, I do not know why we continue this silly ritual.

It does seem pointless nowadays, if there ever was a point in the first place. 

Quote from: expatri on 2014-03-08, 17:23:10

I could really use that hour of sleep we'll be losing...

Sounds like somebody could be working in the morning.

Even the cats know it's too damn early. I'm up getting ready for work and they're still in bet. I can almost hear them snoring "wtf?".

Quote from: expatri on 2014-03-09, 11:32:58

Even the cats know it's too damn early. I'm up getting ready for work and they're still in bed. I can almost hear them snoring "wtf?".

Sounds familiar. You can bet your bottom dollar too that when the clocks change back again and you have that chance of an extra hour in bed, they will be wide awake and wanting fed at the normal time. That's what Bailey does anyway.

"Normal" feeding time? That's another way of saying "when they're awake", right?

Quote from: expatri on 2014-03-09, 14:27:55

"Normal" feeding time? That's another way of saying "when they're awake", right?

Of course and as you'll probably know with you being a cat slave, if your not awake then it's too bad, your awake now. 

And god forbid I should get up to use the loo and have the temerity to think I'll be allowed to go back to sleep...>sigh<...

Quote from: expatri on 2014-03-10, 15:25:47

And god forbid I should get up to use the loo and have the temerity to think I'll be allowed to go back to sleep...>sigh<...

I'm surprised you even attempt it, surely you knew the rules when they adopted you. 

Hit me up on Google hangouts, princess. I bricked my phone last night.

I'll be so happy when Nixie figures out what a wuss Clint is and puts him in his place like Tonka used to do...

My sister adopted 3 years (might have been abused) cat from Petco. Grayson is surprisingly chill and sweet. Although, he doesn't like everyone but he loves me. :-)

Hope the poor thing wasn't abused. Sounds like he is contented in his new home though so all good in the end.

Occasionally, he beats up the 80lb boxer.

He's still a little apprehensive towards her two year old. For good reason I imagine. Lol

Quote from: Mandi on 2014-03-10, 21:03:47

Occasionally, he beats up the 80lb boxer.

That sounds like normal cat behaviour to be honest. Bailey terrorises our next door neighbours Alsatian constantly. Our previous cat did the same with any dog he encountered. The bigger the dog the less fearless he was. 

Quote from: Mandi on 2014-03-10, 21:03:47

He's still a little apprehensive towards her two year old. For good reason I imagine. Lol

They're not daft, toddlers pull tails, ears and whiskers. 

Cat perspective on dogs: "dogs are wusses and convenient punching bags"

I can't have a cat. Owl trumps cat. Lost two cats before I decided to quit feeding it.

Quote from: expatri on 2014-03-11, 18:14:43

Cat perspective on dogs: "dogs are wusses and convenient punching bags"

Who's noses can bleed profusely, as witnessed here once when our old cat had a swipe at my sisters black Labrador.

Quote from: ensbb3 on 2014-03-11, 18:50:23

I can't have a cat. Owl trumps cat. Lost two cats before I decided to quit feeding it.

I can't decide if you're serious or making that up  ensbb3. Worryingly I think your serious.
Buy mice for owls, not kittens.

One of the numerous reasons my family has always de-clawed our cats;

Quote from: expatri on 2014-03-12, 17:50:47

One of the numerous reasons my family has always de-clawed our cats;

Good idea for a house cat, not such a good idea when kitty goes outdoors though. They get into lots of scraps with other cats out there in the big bad world and a good set of claws is a must if they want to survive out there.

Although, I did have one cat...declawed per norm...who got out into that "big bad world" and ended up becoming the dominant cat of the neighborhood (according to the friend I left him to who let him get out)..