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My cat is upstairs, in a dark un-heated bedroom because I....

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Fluffycloudland77 · 23/11/2012 20:37

Got back from work too late to let him out. He's just lying there, all paws tucked under him. Just being. Little bit creepy really.

I think he is plotting revenge Sad

What do yours do for punishement of unruly owners?

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sashh · 24/11/2012 02:27

Charlie could sulk for Britain. You knew he was sulking at you because he sat in front of you with his back to yoou.

He once spent ages finding the one spot in the room he could sulk at us (a few freinds round).

On one occasion he was mad at my friend so turned his back. I picked him up and turned him to look at said friend, he turned his head away. I turned his head back and he actually turned his eyes as far to the side as he could.

Of course we were in hysterics over this, and he sulked more.

Fluffycloudland77 · 24/11/2012 07:45

My punishment was sleep deprivation. He woke me at 4am purring so loudly I could hear it through ear plugs. Industrial ear plugs.

I'm shattered and feel poorly.

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Sagelynodding · 24/11/2012 08:47

:)
One of mine poos in our toilet when he is annoyed-but he always misses and gets it everywhere...
The other one likes to sneak into my car when I am not paying attention, and doze off in the children's seats or the back shelf, to then jump out at me when I am about a mile down the road so I have to drive her home again...

They are going to HATE us next week as we are moving house-I'm not looking forward to seeing what punishments they arr going to cook up for us :(

alistron1 · 24/11/2012 23:40

Big cat shits on my bed when I deviate in anyway from the routine that he has devised for himself. He obviously learned this behavioural technique via osmosis from my former cat who died before big cat arrived here.

Little cat, this week, has perfected turning his back on me pointedly and looking at me in disdain to make sure I'm noticing his back turning. My crime? Buying a different brand of cat litter.

FermezLaBouche · 25/11/2012 10:25

Oh God, this thread has had me doing proper belly laughs! So funny.

My little boy is a fairly docile chap so far, but I see signs of things to come..

Yesterday I got up from the laptop to grab a bottle of wine and a glass. When I came back he had sprawled himself on the keyboard with that challenging "what're you going to do about this then?" look. In the past I've been a wuss and let him stay there but last night I picked him up. put him on the floor and went back to mumsnet work. Well, I knew some form of punishment was imminent.

He waited until I over-filled my glass and had to lean in carefully to sip off the top inch then, I kid you not, he pounced from the dining table onto the back of my head, pushing my face into my drink. Cue jumping up/general noise-making from me.... and the little sod just sat there on the laptop looking at me as if to say, "What???? I just wanted a cuddle! What????"

Grrrr!

MrsEddChina · 25/11/2012 10:38

Sorry Fermez that just made me Grin!

ZebraOwl · 25/11/2012 12:00

Am starting to think I maybe should't read this with the kittens about, they might be getting ideas. Black!kitten was peering at the laptop screen & started purring VERY loudly as I read Fermez's post...

tribpot · 25/11/2012 17:47

Fermez if you end up with a booze problem you will be the only person in AA who can legitimately say "my cat made me drink".

I slid tribcat off DH's laptop today - the bloody thing rebooted in safe mode (the laptop, not the cat)

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