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To think that I will not psychologically damage

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SecretCermonials · 20/10/2012 19:08

My DCat by saying " no my fatty you have had your dinner" any more than I will give him species confusion when i pronounce he is "mummys cleverest beast" Grin or make him join the SAS by telling him he is the "best furry bringer of mouse death in the world"
DP is concerned over the possible damage i am inflicting on his self esteem and delicate feline psyche
Disclaimer light hearted

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apostropheuse · 20/10/2012 21:25

Since your feline friend appears to have become a bit promiscuous OP I hope you've had him "seen to" in the responsible manner!

My two ladies have, of course, been rendered incapable of reproducing. Not that they would ever become acquainted with a cat they barely know. However, I hear some of those ladies of the night (whispers feral girls) do put it about a bit! He doesn't sound quite ready to accept the full responsibilites of parenthood IMHO.

Just saying...

apostropheuse · 20/10/2012 21:27

Om my apologies op - I just realised that it's garlic baguette who has the girl with the loose morals!

Sorry!

SecretCermonials · 20/10/2012 21:33

apos Grin he has been firmly eschewed from his balls fear not! I thought that would control his urges! Clearly I was wrong! dirty fatty he is!

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flippinada · 20/10/2012 21:44

I'm on my phone and can't do links so I'm just going to say....Louis vs Rick.

sufferingfromcraft · 20/10/2012 22:00

my cat responds to forfucksakefred even though his name is edmund and if i'm still asleep at 5am i've obviously had a lie in.

garlicbaguette · 20/10/2012 22:01

Shock apos, she's emotionally damaged not feral!
Just discovered her profile on the Catwork site :( This is worse than I thought.

NathanDetroit · 20/10/2012 22:18

No, they came with their names, the other cat's name isn't Guys & Dolls, sadly.

I keep reading posts about people's cats "knowing" when they are sad or ill. What shit is this?! When I was extremely ill, Nathan made a point of walking across my hurty bits in order to get food. He is an evil furry bastard.

apostropheuse · 21/10/2012 01:22

garlicbaguette - Emotionally damaged or not, my two nice respectable girls have been warned to keep their distance from her. They're naice cats dontyaknow.

You've now found her profile on a dodgy site? Sounds like you need to be having some words with her - she's heading towards a future of crime IMHO Sad

sashh · 21/10/2012 02:38

SecretCermonials

Feed him duck, then you can call him a duck filled fatty puss

ScarePhyllis · 21/10/2012 02:45

OP I think your family should be reported to Cat Social Services, and your puss be put on the (C)At Risk register. Grin

SecretCermonials · 21/10/2012 09:35

sassh and scare your suggestions hve made me wee!

Ive had a talk with him about self respect and setting curfews i think we've caught it in time!

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EdgarAllanPond · 21/10/2012 11:02

sassh :) that is most giggle-worthy.

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