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Hegel used this (with cows, not cats) to describe Shelling's conception of final wisdom.Originally Posted by Manton
From a German proverb, then?
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Do cats go to heaven?
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From a German proverb, then?
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Can someone please, please kill that guy? The dude he sprayed with a syringe of his blood had a legitimate right to, and totally wussed out on it. I think maybe death by a bag of angry cats would be appropriate.Originally Posted by j
I keep waiting for him to finish himself off, but the bastard seems as durable as your average cockroach.
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Can someone please, please kill that guy? The dude he sprayed with a syringe of his blood had a legitimate right to, and totally wussed out on it. I think maybe death by a bag of angry cats would be appropriate.Originally Posted by j
Nah, pop-star martyrdom is too good for him. I'd rather see him as an aging, pathetic ASBO king.
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No, cockroaches have healthier complexions.Originally Posted by RJman
Nah, pop-star martyrdom is too good for him. I'd rather see him as an aging, pathetic ASBO king.Originally Posted by Lucky Strike
Saw a picture of him not long ago and he looks like he could use a wire brush if he ever gets near soap and water. The idea that he would live past 30 simply does not compute. As for the pop-star martyr bit, well, first you've got to have some talent and a following. I'm not seeing it.
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I took Chairman Meow to the vet to be spayed and it turns out that she is actually a he, a male that was neutered very early on. Anyway, he's pretty much the friendliest cat of all time.
The vet also suggested that I name the next one Genghis Cat.
The vet also suggested that I name the next one Genghis Cat.
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I took Chairman Meow to the vet to be spayed and it turns out that she is actually a he, a male that was neutered very early on. Anyway, he's pretty much the friendliest cat of all time.Originally Posted by Kent Wang
The vet also suggested that I name the next one Genghis Cat.
Not Chiang Cat-Shek? Or the Pawchen Lama?
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My gf adopted a cat recently, a turkish angorra and put it in my place.
Its bloody evil. There's no way in hell he's going to heaven.
His name is Mufasa
Its bloody evil. There's no way in hell he's going to heaven.
His name is Mufasa
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My gf adopted a cat recently, a turkish angorra and put it in my place.Originally Posted by Toiletduck
Its bloody evil. There's no way in hell he's going to heaven.
His name is Mufasa
You know I noticed that all those Persian/Angorra furry cats (well those two that I knew) had mental problems. I hate those cats.
Cat should be lean mean bird-catching machine with as short hair as possible.
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I have been feeding this stray cat, though I haven't quite adopted her yet.Originally Posted by Kent Wang
I have named her Chairman Meow.
I took Chairman Meow to the vet to be spayed and it turns out that she is actually a he, a male that was neutered very early on. Anyway, he's pretty much the friendliest cat of all time.Originally Posted by Kent Wang
The vet also suggested that I name the next one Genghis Cat.
Did you finally adopt Chairman Meow? Look at the way he's looking at you, I think you've been adopted already
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Yes, I have adopted him. I even got a name tag for him. On the front it has his name and my phone number and on the reverse, it says "Religion is the catnip of the masses."
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