Cats never feel shame. They only feel entitlement and superiority. LOL!!
Noteworthy Comment +17
Paul Moore
December 20th, 2012
The look in his eyes says it all.
“So?”
Noteworthy Comment +16
MaryfromMarin
December 21st, 2012
“I pan fried the hamster” would be more likely.
Noteworthy Comment +13
Bad Brad
December 21st, 2012
My new Lab pup seems to have my cats rather confused. Off balance if you will. So far, he’s winning the battle of wits. I figured he’s a conservative and those damn cats are looking for a handout. It’s been been very entertaining.
Yes, cats don’t feel shame. They are sure the hamster was deserving.
+9
old_oaks
December 21st, 2012
Cats feel shame. All you need to do is shake open a plastic trash bag, you wont see them for days!
With a dog you wouldn’t need to do anything besides give her a look of disgust, dog knows right from wrong.
Noteworthy Comment +10
Jorel Lives!
December 21st, 2012
Good cat! Now come on over an pee on our miniature hamster we call the “Bitch,” because she’s just that. We got her in a glass fish tank with a nice cozy homemade house we built and continue to build out of cardboard; there’s also a water and feed bowl, plenty of what they like scattered all over the cage (empty boxes and toilet paper). The little pest sits on our coffee table and bugs the hell out of us. No sooner I sit down, she jumps out her roof top hole and runs up and down the glass (in her brain it’s “Hey I’m here! Look at me! Food food food!” So I get up sometimes three times a day to drop a snack of table food on the pathetic creatures rooftop. I take her out once in a while to watch her try to escape, sometimes wishing she would disappeared into the woodwork. She’s old, and won’t die. So we put up with her. I hate pets. They rule you.
+3
White House landlord
December 21st, 2012
Why do cats always look as if THEY are the ones who just pulled the trigger on a school room full of kids and if you do not shut up and walk away, they will get you too. Why feed these bastards????
+4
Mary Jane Anklestraps
December 21st, 2012
lolol.
+3
Boobie the Rocket Dog
December 21st, 2012
Cats are the obamas of life. Regardless of what outlandish thing they do, their worshippers will not consider it shameful, but suddenly fashionable.
I must be in for it because my daughter and I just got a cat the other day. I haven’t had a cat for 35+ yrs. We got it so it could help get rid of mice. My golden retriever doesn’t quite know yet what to do about the cat and the cat just hisses at her. It should be interesting to se what happens.
+6
Troy
December 21st, 2012
Boobie, I love the avatar!
The SS may not be as enthralled…
+5
RANDO
December 21st, 2012
aardvark- your home life just got about 35% more interesting. Enjoy!
+4
AbigailAdams
December 21st, 2012
I don’t know. Many years ago I decided to try my hand at upholstery and started with an antique chaise that had a beautiful down-filled cushion. I’d just finished it when we decided to take a long weekend out of town. Upon return, I was greeted by cat urine all over my otherwise perfect upholstery job. This, THIS!, from a much-loved and wholly trustworthy cat. I yelled at him so fiercly the veins popped out in my neck. He spent the next two weeks abjectly walking on his belly whenever he was in my presence. There was no doubt he was very sorry.
conservative cowgirl
December 20th, 2012
Cats never feel shame. They only feel entitlement and superiority. LOL!!
Paul Moore
December 20th, 2012
The look in his eyes says it all.
“So?”
MaryfromMarin
December 21st, 2012
“I pan fried the hamster” would be more likely.
Bad Brad
December 21st, 2012
My new Lab pup seems to have my cats rather confused. Off balance if you will. So far, he’s winning the battle of wits. I figured he’s a conservative and those damn cats are looking for a handout. It’s been been very entertaining.
Stranded in Sonoma
December 21st, 2012
Dogs have masters; cats have staff.
Claudia
December 21st, 2012
“So? Who says the hamster didn’t like it?”
jclady
December 21st, 2012
@Claudia — Hee, hee.
Yes, cats don’t feel shame. They are sure the hamster was deserving.
old_oaks
December 21st, 2012
Cats feel shame. All you need to do is shake open a plastic trash bag, you wont see them for days!
With a dog you wouldn’t need to do anything besides give her a look of disgust, dog knows right from wrong.
Jorel Lives!
December 21st, 2012
Good cat! Now come on over an pee on our miniature hamster we call the “Bitch,” because she’s just that. We got her in a glass fish tank with a nice cozy homemade house we built and continue to build out of cardboard; there’s also a water and feed bowl, plenty of what they like scattered all over the cage (empty boxes and toilet paper). The little pest sits on our coffee table and bugs the hell out of us. No sooner I sit down, she jumps out her roof top hole and runs up and down the glass (in her brain it’s “Hey I’m here! Look at me! Food food food!” So I get up sometimes three times a day to drop a snack of table food on the pathetic creatures rooftop. I take her out once in a while to watch her try to escape, sometimes wishing she would disappeared into the woodwork. She’s old, and won’t die. So we put up with her. I hate pets. They rule you.
White House landlord
December 21st, 2012
Why do cats always look as if THEY are the ones who just pulled the trigger on a school room full of kids and if you do not shut up and walk away, they will get you too. Why feed these bastards????
Mary Jane Anklestraps
December 21st, 2012
lolol.
Boobie the Rocket Dog
December 21st, 2012
Cats are the obamas of life. Regardless of what outlandish thing they do, their worshippers will not consider it shameful, but suddenly fashionable.
the aardvark
December 21st, 2012
I must be in for it because my daughter and I just got a cat the other day. I haven’t had a cat for 35+ yrs. We got it so it could help get rid of mice. My golden retriever doesn’t quite know yet what to do about the cat and the cat just hisses at her. It should be interesting to se what happens.
Troy
December 21st, 2012
Boobie, I love the avatar!
The SS may not be as enthralled…
RANDO
December 21st, 2012
aardvark- your home life just got about 35% more interesting. Enjoy!
AbigailAdams
December 21st, 2012
I don’t know. Many years ago I decided to try my hand at upholstery and started with an antique chaise that had a beautiful down-filled cushion. I’d just finished it when we decided to take a long weekend out of town. Upon return, I was greeted by cat urine all over my otherwise perfect upholstery job. This, THIS!, from a much-loved and wholly trustworthy cat. I yelled at him so fiercly the veins popped out in my neck. He spent the next two weeks abjectly walking on his belly whenever he was in my presence. There was no doubt he was very sorry.
Serious Putty
December 21st, 2012
Cat pisses on sign in 3..2..1