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When I lived in an apartment in New York City, I had an indoor cat. One day I was talking to my neighbor with the door open and the cat peeked her head out, sni
by insickness 6y ago
When I lived in an apartment in New York City, I had an indoor cat. One day I was talking to my neighbor with the door open and the cat peeked her head out, sniffing around. She was a stereotypical fraidy cat, always scared of everything, so when she walked out the door, I knew she wouldn't go far, especially when she walked up the stairs outside my apartment. I few minutes later I hear her meowing like crazy. I went up a flight of stairs to find her standing in front of the same exact door as mine, one flight up, meowing to get in.
- nnvvhh 6y agoThis happens to my cat in Brooklyn. We walk with him up or down a flight of stairs to an identical-looking floor, and if any disturbance occurs on the other floor he runs to "our" door. We get a real kick out of his mistake.
- euroderf 6y agoWe live three flights up but the cat will only go two flights up. I think it's because the cat only skips one floor, and he can't count, not even to two: he can only register one floor-skip.
- shard 6y ago(Star Trek the Wrath of Khan) Spock: He is intelligent, but not experienced. His pattern indicates two-dimensional thinking.