>> On Mar 27, 3:19 am, "Me, Myself, And Perkoff" <perk...@gmail.com>
>> wrote:
>>> On Mar 27, 2:08 am, Taylor <lukebenw...@gmail.com> wrote:
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>>>> On Mar 27, 3:04 am, "Me, Myself, And Perkoff" <perk...@gmail.com>
>>>> wrote:
>>>>> I was watching South Park tonight and they had this thing where the
>>>>> cat sprayed something on your face and you would have a trip like you
>>>>> were on LSD.
>>>>> I was searching online for "Cheesing" but I couldn't find anything
>>>>> refering to cats.
>>>>> Is there another term to search for or does anyone know how to go
>>>>> about having an acid like trip from a cat?
>>>>> I think it was a male cat and I think the thing he sprayed might have
>>>>> been his jizz.
>>>>> I don't know for sure they didn't quite explain.
>>>>> Thanks for the help to everyone who answers!
>>>> If you believe that, then you'll believe a cat sleeping next to a
>>>> sleeping baby will steal its breath (the baby's). They should have
>>>> explained HOW cats purr.
>>> What?
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>>> I would never put a cat next to anyone a baby or an adult when they
>>> were sleeping. Cats scratch, cats are mean. You can trust a dog not
>>> to fuck with you when you're sleeping, but if you sleep next to a cat
>>> you might wake up missing an eyeball(like me) or all scratched up from
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>> You're crazy. Cat's NEVER attack unless provoked. A cat won't decide
>> one night "gee, I really hate you, I think I'm going to claw your face
>> up". And if you can trust a dog, look at WHY Ontario banned owning pit
>> bulls. Give me a cat ANY day..... err-- night.
> And cats are smarter than dogs. You'll never see a team of cats