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Nice assumption. I have been in a fight with a cat. The only reason it's not dead is because you don't seriously fight with a cat. You just defend and get the c

Nice assumption. I have been in a fight with a cat. The only reason it's not dead is because you don't seriously fight with a cat. You just defend and get the cat or yourself out of the situation. I had a ton of superficial cuts with a lot of blood but it was all superficial. They can only seriously damage the eyes. I just went to the doctor got a rabies shot with like 3 follow ups, some medication and an ointment and that was it.

jacquesm 3y ago
Sounds to me like you lost a fight with a cat but you have a hard time admitting it.
- rowanG077 3y ago
  You think this is a good way to communicate with someone? It's fine to disagree with me but you are just poisoning any reasonable discussion at this point.
  - jacquesm 3y ago
    You are not engaging in a reasonable discussion.
  - dylan604 3y ago
    Everyone of your comments have been combative, and have a totally different concept about what it means to lose a fight. You had multiple visits to a doctor after a confrontation, and still don’t think you lost, as your comments suggest. We clearly have differing ideas of what losing a fight means. You seem to not be able to accept that. It seems to me as you’re the one that has been poisoning the thread.
    - rowanG077 3y ago
      I never said I lost or not, the fight was undecided since it was broken up... You time and time again read things into my comments I haven't said. I said I don't think a person will lose in a serious(Which I take to mean a fight until one party is physically unable to continue, death or knockout) 1v1 fight with a cat, nothing more, nothing less. Please quote the comments where I "have different concepts what it means to lose a fight" in every one of my comments. In fact I just read back the entire thread. None of my comments are aggressive. You were the one who came out of the woodworks swinging with your: "says someone that's never been in a fight with a cat" comment. Anyway I'm done with this topic. Apparently whether a cat can defeat a human is too serious a topic for two people on this site to be able to discuss it in a civil manner.
dylan604 3y ago
You went to the doctor more times for a fight with a cat than I've gone in the past 10 years. And you still think a fight with a cat isn't serious?
- rowanG077 3y ago
  You are putting words in my mouth. I did not say it's not serious. Any fight with an animal is serious due to infection risk. This is what I said: > I doubt any non-impaired person will seriously lose to a cat. All these stories are people LATER having some kind of infection. Sure, you have a chance at serious damage due to infection. But a cat just killing a person in a 1v1 deathmatch? I very much doubt that.
  - dylan604 3y ago
    You don't have to be dead to have lost a fight with a cat. Who's moving the goal posts. You're trying to make it sound like a fight with a cat is a nothing burger, and you're just trolling at this point.

jacquesm 3y ago

Sounds to me like you lost a fight with a cat but you have a hard time admitting it.

rowanG077 3y ago
You think this is a good way to communicate with someone? It's fine to disagree with me but you are just poisoning any reasonable discussion at this point.
- jacquesm 3y ago
  You are not engaging in a reasonable discussion.
- dylan604 3y ago
  Everyone of your comments have been combative, and have a totally different concept about what it means to lose a fight. You had multiple visits to a doctor after a confrontation, and still don’t think you lost, as your comments suggest. We clearly have differing ideas of what losing a fight means. You seem to not be able to accept that. It seems to me as you’re the one that has been poisoning the thread.
  - rowanG077 3y ago
    I never said I lost or not, the fight was undecided since it was broken up... You time and time again read things into my comments I haven't said. I said I don't think a person will lose in a serious(Which I take to mean a fight until one party is physically unable to continue, death or knockout) 1v1 fight with a cat, nothing more, nothing less. Please quote the comments where I "have different concepts what it means to lose a fight" in every one of my comments. In fact I just read back the entire thread. None of my comments are aggressive. You were the one who came out of the woodworks swinging with your: "says someone that's never been in a fight with a cat" comment. Anyway I'm done with this topic. Apparently whether a cat can defeat a human is too serious a topic for two people on this site to be able to discuss it in a civil manner.

dylan604 3y ago

You went to the doctor more times for a fight with a cat than I've gone in the past 10 years. And you still think a fight with a cat isn't serious?

rowanG077 3y ago
You are putting words in my mouth. I did not say it's not serious. Any fight with an animal is serious due to infection risk. This is what I said: > I doubt any non-impaired person will seriously lose to a cat. All these stories are people LATER having some kind of infection. Sure, you have a chance at serious damage due to infection. But a cat just killing a person in a 1v1 deathmatch? I very much doubt that.
- dylan604 3y ago
  You don't have to be dead to have lost a fight with a cat. Who's moving the goal posts. You're trying to make it sound like a fight with a cat is a nothing burger, and you're just trolling at this point.