• @sramder
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    447 months ago

    Clearly it’s a transmitter. That cat is responsible for exactly 1/5th of all the weird shit you think about.

  • @CheesyGorditaOP
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    377 months ago

    Lmfao! For all the people worried about me cutting my cats whiskers, he’s a sphynx. Those are his natural whiskers. As for what’s on his head, that was a whisker naturally shed from my other much more floofily endowed cat.

    Feel free to check my other posts of these two idiots (said with love) if you want verification.

    • @[email protected]
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      137 months ago

      I’m sorry you’re getting so much grief for this. One of my cats has short little whiskers by her mouth and big long whisker eyebrows. Cats are weirdos by default and that’s why we love them.

    • @Masshuru
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      57 months ago

      I was curious about the short whiskers (just seeing the post) - thanks for the update! People sure do love protecting the kitties!

      • @CheesyGorditaOP
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        27 months ago

        Yeah no worries! And for sure. I never thought I could love a creature this much so I get it

  • @mkhopper
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    127 months ago

    Aside from the fact that the “whisker” looks completely edited, what’s worse is if you zoom in, it looks as if someone has trimmed back this cat’s real whiskers.

    That must be a nightmare for this cat.

    • @CheesyGorditaOP
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      177 months ago

      He’s a sphynx, it’s my other cats whisker naturally shed.

    • silly goose meekah
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      17 months ago

      If you zoom in you can see thin whiskers, what makes you think they were trimmed?

  • @Coreidan
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    87 months ago

    Why are you trimming your cats whiskers? This brings a lot of stress to your cat. Never do this.

    • @CheesyGorditaOP
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      97 months ago

      He’s a sphynx, it’s my other cats whisker naturally shed.

      • @Coreidan
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        -107 months ago

        Ya I’m not talking about the whisker sticking out of the fur on his head. I’m talking about the whiskers in his face that appear to be trimmed

          • @BradleyUffner
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            37 months ago

            Cornish Rex have whiskers like this too. One of my boys never grows any longer than half an inch, the other has a luxurious set of long crazy curly spaghetti whiskers.

  • @Tikiporch
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    77 months ago

    I like his short hair and whiskers. I think I’ll go shave my cat entirely so he matches and see if YouTube has instructions how to declaw cats at home while I’m at it.

    Just kidding, only trying to provoke the concern trolls in here.

    • @CheesyGorditaOP
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      67 months ago

      While you’re there, see if there are any cat tattooing tutorials for me!

  • Shawdow194
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    57 months ago

    My grandmother’s old two cat brothers used to eat each others whiskers off

    • @SparrowRanjitScaur
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      357 months ago

      From the article you linked:

      When it comes to the shortest whiskers, the Sphynx usually has no whiskers at all or very short, brittle ones. As Sphynx cats tend to have a harder time fitting into small spaces, it’s best to keep them safe inside.

      How do you know OP cut them?

      • @dwalin
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        -17 months ago

        Thats a good point. I don’t.

        Just saw the thick hair and assumed it was cut.

    • @riodoro1
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      7 months ago

      Ummm. Why the fuck would anyone even do that?

    • @CheesyGorditaOP
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      97 months ago

      He’s a sphynx, it’s my other cats whisker naturally shed.

        • @CheesyGorditaOP
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          37 months ago

          All good, he’s a weirdo cat and some do end bluntly as if they were trimmed. But to be fair, I would be an awful barber considering I would have missed quite a few, lol