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hopitus wrote:

Two most admirable traits in humans; not so admirable in cats.


But much more common in cats.
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Adrian

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Adrian wrote:

hopitus wrote:

[stubbornness and willpower]

Two most admirable traits in humans; not so admirable in cats.

But much more common in cats.

I find them far more attractive in cats.

Joyce

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Adrian wrote:

hopitus wrote:

[stubbornness and willpower]

Two most admirable traits in humans; not so admirable in cats.

But much more common in cats.

I find them far more attractive in cats.

And sometimes the two combine to form a suicidal, yet stubborn and wilful
cat. Like Suki, for example. She keeps trying to kill herself by sniffing
flames, picking on Pickle (who quickly 're-educates' her about who is the
alpha cat), making giant leaps onto/off things and missing, and indeed,
trying to steal the dog's food. *Pickle* can steal the dog's food, but Suki
can't, and yet, still keeps trying, and still gets snarled and snapped at
when she does. Not real bright, my Suki, but incredibe persistance and
willpower, she has in spades (I think mainly because she's so thick she
doesn't figure out that some things are Not Good to repeat... over and over
and over...)

Yowie

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"Yowie" wrote:
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typed:

And sometimes the two combine to form a suicidal, yet stubborn and
wilful
cat. Like Suki, for example. She keeps trying to kill herself by
sniffing
flames, picking on Pickle (who quickly 're-educates' her about who is
the
alpha cat), making giant leaps onto/off things and missing, and
indeed,
trying to steal the dog's food. *Pickle* can steal the dog's food, but
Suki
can't, and yet, still keeps trying, and still gets snarled and snapped
at
when she does. Not real bright, my Suki, but incredibe persistance and

willpower, she has in spades (I think mainly because she's so thick
she
doesn't figure out that some things are Not Good to repeat... over and
over
and over...)

Yowie



Is there a Darwin award for cats?

--
Adrian

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In ,
Adrian typed:
"Yowie" wrote:
In ,
typed:

And sometimes the two combine to form a suicidal, yet stubborn and
wilful
cat. Like Suki, for example. She keeps trying to kill herself by
sniffing
flames, picking on Pickle (who quickly 're-educates' her about who is
the
alpha cat), making giant leaps onto/off things and missing, and
indeed,
trying to steal the dog's food. *Pickle* can steal the dog's food,
but Suki
can't, and yet, still keeps trying, and still gets snarled and
snapped at
when she does. Not real bright, my Suki, but incredibe persistance
and

willpower, she has in spades (I think mainly because she's so thick
she
doesn't figure out that some things are Not Good to repeat... over
and over
and over...)

Yowie

Is there a Darwin award for cats?

Most likely is, but she's not suicidally brilliant enough to qualify. She'll
probably live to a ripe old age and die in her sleep, just to spite us.

Yowie

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"Yowie" wrote:
In ,
Adrian typed:

Most likely is, but she's not suicidally brilliant enough to qualify.
She'll
probably live to a ripe old age and die in her sleep, just to spite
us.

Yowie




I certainly hope she does, and not for a very long time yet.
--
Adrian