I could almost hear the shrieks of the terrified passengers!
It almost reminded me of the scene with the cats in "Team America"!
Posted on 10/22/2024 6:32:26 PM PDT by libh8er
Diorama Shokudo is a place where foster parents and cats can meet and become happy! (Translated from Japanese)
Much orange cat energy from the orange cat.
LOL!
Orange cat looks calm; he knows the game.
(Reminds me of my Gizmo, R.I.P.)
I like how he pretty much just does the Orange Cat Smirk©®™ the second time that the train runs up to him.
He’s got it figured out.
(”Stupid Hoomans”...)
This must be popular with all the childless cat 🐱 ladies.
Our cats prefer shredding toilet paper and they’re in the house most if the time now because of the illegal alien cat snatchers.
They will be happier once Trump is elected.
LOL!
As a childless cat lady I must say that, Yes, Cats are very engaging and a lot of fun.
My husband and I have had many, and they have greatly added to our enjoyment of life.
(Does anyone ever make fun of lonely old men whose main relationship is with a dog?)
The thread title made me think it was about one of the NYC subway trains.
My cats have never been interested in toilet paper.
(I wish they’d leave the wainscoting and upholstery alone, though...my house looks like hell.)
LOL!
I could almost hear the shrieks of the terrified passengers!
It almost reminded me of the scene with the cats in "Team America"!
The clip was hilarious!
Thank you for posting it!
Cats scare me sometimes; they seem to know....stuff.
I don’t know why I’ve chosen to share my life and abode with them for a lifetime...
He also protects the cats...and the dogs!
First, we like cats because they are independent creatures who associate with us voluntarily, not because their pack mentality compels them to.
Secondly, just below the surface they are wild animals. If you ever see a cat with an animal in its mouth, it looks competely feral. Then, it can become your loving and affectionate pet again in the blink of an eye.
Lastly, physically and behaviorally, they are carbon copies of animals that weigh hundreds of pounds more than they do. If our cats were bigger, we would be food, not cat-owners.
So when they curl up on our lap, we feel privileged...:)
All true.
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