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Re: some people have waaay to much time on their hands by just-a-shy-girl on 5 June 2007 9:10pm

okay! to everyone who haven't yet noticed, this is NOT normal !!

my cat calvin does something similar, but he uses no chopsticks or a fog or anything else, he just pickes the fish up with his claws, sometimes he eats it, most of the time he shakes his paw and the fish is on the wall....or in my face...

Remarkable by Lounge Trekker on 6 June 2007 2:38am

Remarkable indeed.

Lounge Trekker

Re: some people have waaay to much time on their hands by kazzzz on 6 June 2007 10:28am

I don't know f it's doctored, my uncle's cat could open a screw top jar which is just as complicated, noone taught the cat how to do it, he just worked it out for himself.

Re: some people have waaay to much time on their hands by johnnythemonkey on 6 June 2007 10:34am

My aunt had a cat that used to bring them breakfast every morning. Nothing complicated, usually juice and coffee and toast.
But it always burnt the toast.

Re: some people have waaay to much time on their hands by just-a-shy-girl on 6 June 2007 4:30pm

taavi can do one incredible trick!
i throw a paper ball over his head, he raises his front paws in the air and catches the ball in the air, with both paws and puts it on the floor,you can throw it more then ten times he always catches it !! impressing !!

Re: some people have waaay to much time on their hands by foreignrabbit on 6 June 2007 6:04pm

i have a cat that can perform CPR and can recite shakespeare...in LATIN!!!!

i dont really have a cat.

Re: some people have waaay to much time on their hands by johnnythemonkey on 6 June 2007 9:22pm

ALL Scottish cats can do that Martin..........impress me.

Re: some people have waaay to much time on their hands by Victoria1127 on 6 June 2007 9:36pm

Something definately wrong with that...

I taught my cat to roll over...but I haven't quite gotten to the using tablewares portion of learning with her yet...

Re: some people have waaay to much time on their hands by tucsonmike on 6 June 2007 10:42pm

Ah wee Jock the Scottish cat. Lucy is too lazy to be taught anything. She is good at whupping Yerbie. He picks on her, she wins. Very simple. Might be able to teach Yerbie some stuff, but that takes time and I already need a 30 hour day.

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