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    I love kittens, because they're cats, but they're small and even more playful. Couple years ago, one showed up at my back door during the winter, it was homeless so I brought it in and adopted it, and I named it Coleco. (I name my cats after game companies, I should probably stop that practice :P) It was very affectionate, and it was an awesome cat. Problem is, it started marking it's territory on the laundry in the basement, and my other cat, Sega (who is very attached to me), was becoming very jealous of Coleco getting much of my attention. Unfortunately, I ended up having to give her to the local animal shelter to be adopted by someone else.

    So, uh, this thread is about kittens in general, I guess.


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    2. Hellbent

      Hellbent

      Gez said:

      The only cats I've ever seen that fit the stereotype of aloof, disdainful, and selfish were fictional cats in cartoons and comics.

      All the real, flesh and blood cats I had were tender, affectionate creatures; eager to follow me on a walk through the woods while the family dog preferred to sleep on the porch.

      My cat that I gave to a friend to have for awhile goes into the other apartments. My friend keeps bemoaning the lack of loyalty the cat has to him. Definitely fits the stereotype of being aloof.

    3. Blastfrog

      Blastfrog

      My cat's very friendly to me. Usually he'll follow me around places, attempt to suckle on my earlobe, and will stockpile socks from the laundry in front of my bedroom door, presumably as a gift.

    4. Maes

      Maes

      Sodaholic said:

      presumably as a gift.


      The truth is that it's addicted to soda too, and it wants its dose.

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