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Come to MFP, they said.. There are kitten GIFs, they said..
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Was that on Nat Geo? I think I might have seen some of that. It's true, they are the best at relaxing
fitcurves6693 wrote: »A nap sounds amazing-cats really do have the good life!
If anyone knows the tv series "Big Cat Diary", at one point, Jonathan Scott caught sight of one of his elusive leopards fast asleep on the branch of a tree. Turning to us, Jonathan remarked: "Nothing relaxes quite like a cat."
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According to my son who is masterful at trivia, mankind domesticated dogs hundreds of years ago by recognizing the potential usefulness of their nature and learning enough about canines to guide them into a subordinate role.fitcurves6693 wrote: »Was that on Nat Geo? I think I might have seen some of that. It's true, they are the best at relaxingfitcurves6693 wrote: »A nap sounds amazing-cats really do have the good life!
If anyone knows the tv series "Big Cat Diary", at one point, Jonathan Scott caught sight of one of his elusive leopards fast asleep on the branch of a tree. Turning to us, Jonathan remarked: "Nothing relaxes quite like a cat."
Mankind did not domesticate cats. Someone less cynical might suggest that cats domesticated themselves. I, however, believe the felines recognized our potential usefulness and learned enough about us to guide us into a subordinate role.
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My mom's house.
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fitcurves6693 wrote: »Was that on Nat Geo? I think I might have seen some of that. It's true, they are the best at relaxingfitcurves6693 wrote: »A nap sounds amazing-cats really do have the good life!
If anyone knows the tv series "Big Cat Diary", at one point, Jonathan Scott caught sight of one of his elusive leopards fast asleep on the branch of a tree. Turning to us, Jonathan remarked: "Nothing relaxes quite like a cat."
Yes, it was - and I have it automatically DVR'd, because I just enjoy this particular series so much I don't mind watching the same cheetahs, leopards and lions over and over again.0 -
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Timber!!
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fitcurves6693 wrote: »Was that on Nat Geo? I think I might have seen some of that. It's true, they are the best at relaxingfitcurves6693 wrote: »A nap sounds amazing-cats really do have the good life!
If anyone knows the tv series "Big Cat Diary", at one point, Jonathan Scott caught sight of one of his elusive leopards fast asleep on the branch of a tree. Turning to us, Jonathan remarked: "Nothing relaxes quite like a cat."
Yes, it was - and I have it automatically DVR'd, because I just enjoy this particular series so much I don't mind watching the same cheetahs, leopards and lions over and over again.
Me too, the cubs are the cutest!
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According to my son who is masterful at trivia, mankind domesticated dogs hundreds of years ago by recognizing the potential usefulness of their nature and learning enough about canines to guide them into a subordinate role.fitcurves6693 wrote: »Was that on Nat Geo? I think I might have seen some of that. It's true, they are the best at relaxingfitcurves6693 wrote: »A nap sounds amazing-cats really do have the good life!
If anyone knows the tv series "Big Cat Diary", at one point, Jonathan Scott caught sight of one of his elusive leopards fast asleep on the branch of a tree. Turning to us, Jonathan remarked: "Nothing relaxes quite like a cat."
Mankind did not domesticate cats. Someone less cynical might suggest that cats domesticated themselves. I, however, believe the felines recognized our potential usefulness and learned enough about us to guide us into a subordinate role.
Interesting concept, maybe they are actually grooming us to be their pets eventually!
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That thought has occurred to me... usually as I'm cleaning the kitty litter...fitcurves6693 wrote: »
According to my son who is masterful at trivia, mankind domesticated dogs hundreds of years ago by recognizing the potential usefulness of their nature and learning enough about canines to guide them into a subordinate role.fitcurves6693 wrote: »Was that on Nat Geo? I think I might have seen some of that. It's true, they are the best at relaxingfitcurves6693 wrote: »A nap sounds amazing-cats really do have the good life!
If anyone knows the tv series "Big Cat Diary", at one point, Jonathan Scott caught sight of one of his elusive leopards fast asleep on the branch of a tree. Turning to us, Jonathan remarked: "Nothing relaxes quite like a cat."
Mankind did not domesticate cats. Someone less cynical might suggest that cats domesticated themselves. I, however, believe the felines recognized our potential usefulness and learned enough about us to guide us into a subordinate role.
Interesting concept, maybe they are actually grooming us to be their pets eventually!
Although mankind might not have sought out cats in the same way or for the same reason as we did dogs, now that the felines are in our orbit, with our usual penchant for selective breeding, we've changed cats.0 -
Hey... I said no cameras!!
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"check"
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jasonmears75 wrote: »
awww.. kitteh hugs.0 -
moar huggiez
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good save, Buddy.
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"don't make me kick your butt".
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