Translation:
Cat: Do you have cat?
Girl: No
Cat: Now you have one!
Girl: And that's how I got a cat.
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this post was submitted on 30 Oct 2024
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Is it just me who imagined the thickest, most grungiest of voices the cat speaks in?
I heard Antonio Banderas
I definitely imagined it deep and raspy, like the cat in that HBO cartoon El Perro y El Gato.
I mean … yeah, that how it works, actually.
i was going to say that's how i got my cat. he LITERALLY walked in the door, jumped up on the couch and never left. lol
16 years later and he's still here on the couch next to me.
That's delightful.
I imagine his origin story, as an alley cat talking to another alley cat:
"Those house cats have it so nice. I wish I could have that."
"Bro. Just pick a human. They're push-overs."
"Seriously?"
"Yeah. You just wait for their door to open and then pick your spot in the couch."
"That easy?!"
"It's that easy."
"I'm gonna do it."
You're not far off the mark. One tomcat I had once brought with him a new cat, a girl I hadn't seen before. He shared his food with her and now she lives here as well.