• Jo Miran
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    1 year ago

    Those eyes are mighty dilated. Bro’s flying.

  • @[email protected]
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    421 year ago

    surely no one would just pick a mushroom, hold it in front of their cat, snap a pic, and pretend the cat gave it to them?

  • @jordanlund
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    231 year ago

    I had one who would bring home dead leaves.

    “MEOW!”

    “Yes, good boy!”

    • @JustUseMint
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      41 year ago

      I love this. Hopefully less destruction of the local ecosystem, birds, etc

      • @jordanlund
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        91 year ago

        He and his sister would have LOVED hunting birds, but a) they were dumb and b) they needed glasses.

        I’d watch his sister get all excited about crows… From 30-50 feet away. The crows would look at her like “Are you seeing this shit? Is she serious?” Sometimes they would actually let her get within 10 feet before taking off.

        I was like “Sweetie, if I CAN SEE YOU, the CROWS can see you…”

    • @xkforce
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      31 year ago

      When I was a kid, one of mine brought live snakes into my room that I would wake up to. They weren’t dangerous but fuck I did not want to wake up to one coiled up between me and the door.

  • zkfcfbzr
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    201 year ago

    The caption opened off-screen for me and I was convinced it was a mummified mouse or baby squirrel before I read it.

  • @Okokimup
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    151 year ago

    That’s what a good familiar does.

  • @xkforce
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    131 year ago

    Hopefully those are safe for cats :/

  • @Aceticon
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    91 year ago

    Smart cat: to get yourself a one month meat supply it’s safer to poison the big animal than it is to try and fight it.

  • @NABDad
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    71 year ago

    “Here buddy, I read these things can help with your PTSD.”