That feeling after visiting the toilet

[Debp]

 

[LisaLola]

That cat sounds like a baby...I’d love to know what their talk means,LOL.

[Debp]

22 minutes ago, LisaLola said:

That cat sounds like a baby...I’d love to know what their talk means,LOL.

Do you have a cat?  Or dog?   I have one cat, Miss Kitty.   She doesn't want a buddy!

[JohnD]

It's been my experience animal vocabulary is indicative of emotion.

It is communication and requires intelligence to perform. But it is

basic. Devoid of ambiguity (as human speech is fraught with). 

We may be more intelligent but animal speech is far more effective than

human speech.

I've known people whose grunts or sighs spoke volumes. Usually "don't

tick me off" or "don't bother me."

I've known moments of breathless passion with the woman I adore more than life itself.

Speech is as much of a quagmire as it is an advantage.

[LisaLola]

13 minutes ago, Debp said:

Do you have a cat?  Or dog?   I have one cat, Miss Kitty.   She doesn't want a buddy!

I have a dog, her name is Mabel...she too doesn’t want a buddy..she’s to old.

[kwikphilly]

3 hours ago, Debp said:

 

A burst of the zoomies!

[other one]

9 hours ago, LisaLola said:

That cat sounds like a baby...I’d love to know what their talk means,LOL.

With our cat and the tone in her voice in the mornings, I'm not sure if I really want to know.  LoL

[LisaLola]

9 hours ago, other one said:

With our cat and the tone in her voice in the mornings, I'm not sure if I really want to know.  LoL

I’m surprised she hasn’t eaten you yet Mr Owl!...hehehehe,xoxoxo

edit to add @Debp..Sis would a cat attack an Owl, I think @kwikphilly would be able to answer this question as well,xoxox

Edited January 14, 2024 by LisaLola

[kwikphilly]

36 minutes ago, LisaLola said:

I’m surprised she hasn’t eaten you yet Mr Owl!...hehehehe,xoxoxo

edit to add @Debp..Sis would a cat attack an Owl, I think @kwikphilly would be able to answer this question as well,xoxox

It would greatly depend on the cat and the size of the owl....cats don't typically "attack" large birds,especially ferals because they'd not be interested in much more than an easier prey.. like all predators they are opportunists and " seek who they CAN devour"( sound familiar) 1Peter 5:8

[Debp]

I think some owls can be quite large.   They might try to catch a small cat or kitten. @LisaLola