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>I have been allowed to consider myself a colleague (at best, ordinarily: an associate) by many cats - you do not get to be an owner of a cat: that's an affecta
by nobody9999 2y ago
>I have been allowed to consider myself a colleague (at best, ordinarily: an associate) by many cats - you do not get to be an owner of a cat: that's an affectation!
As the old saw goes, "Dogs have owners. Cats have staff." And truer words were never spoken!
- gerdesj 2y agoI love cats but they are fucking daft. It's time for us (you, actually) cat owners to rise up and reclaim (y)our world.
- nobody9999 2y ago>It's time for us (you, actually) cat owners to rise up and reclaim (y)our world. I'll need to consult the boss and my employment contract, but I don't believe that's within my purview.
- deafpolygon 2y agoMost of the cats I have had were extremely intelligent... a couple more than any dogs I've ever known - but they're just so damned lazy. I think they just consider whether it's worth their time and just go back to napping. Bear in mind that cats are highly trainable, but most people don't understand how. They aren't as easily trained as a dog because they (cats) have different motivations.