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Our cat has all kinds of toys. His three favorite things to play with are open paper bags, q-tips he's stolen out of the trash, and his fish-on-a-string I bought off Amazon (which sucks because it's on an elastic string and frequently hits me in the face)."Only in our dreams are we free. The rest of the time we need wages." - Terry Pratchett
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Taz does this. She'll climb on anything to get my scrunchies. I find them around the house from time to time, the ones I haven't realized she's gotten.Quoth BookstoreEscapee View PostThey also like ponytail holders; my mom got a pack of neon-colored ones at the dollar store.
Taz has lots of toys, and like GK's cat she enjoys open boxes and bags as playthings. However, I do try to set aside time every day to play with her and engage her. It takes about 15 minutes to wear her out. I agree with the crowd voting the OPs cat is bored. Taz will sometimes get a little rough with play biting (which I know I should discourage, but I kind of enjoy it). I like to move my hand under a blanket and let her pounce on it. She'll do that for quite awhile if I let her.
She has a cat tree and likes to stare out in the back yard.
She LOVES Meercat Manor and Animal Cops. She'll be captivated by the TV if I have a show she likes on.They say that God only gives us what we can handle. Apparently, God thinks I'm a bad ass.
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I stayed at my parents' for a few weeks before Christmas while my bathroom was undergoing emergency renovation, and one of my ponytail holders went missing from the guest room. I'm pretty sure the boy stole it but I never did find it.Quoth Sapphire Silk View PostTaz does this. She'll climb on anything to get my scrunchies. I find them around the house from time to time, the ones I haven't realized she's gotten.
He likes to lay on his back, just inviting someone to come along and rub his belly. But he doesn't like to have his belly rubbed. He'll tolerate it for several seconds and then he starts biting at you. But it's irresistable
(Pablo the Chihuahua, on the other hand, loved having his belly rubbed but wouldn't lay on his back for it. He would stand up and arch his back so you could get your hand under him instead. If you turned him over on his back he would freeze like a deer in headlights until you loosened your grip so he could flip back over.)
I don't go in for ancient wisdom
I don't believe just 'cause ideas are tenacious
It means that they're worthy - Tim Minchin, "White Wine in the Sun"
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Just watch for when they start to get chewed up.
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