I love the films even more ;)
Good to see yas, Jon-Bon! Y'gets yer house done?</font>[/QUOTE]No, that will take a few weeks longer if it keeps going like this. But that's okay, i'm not in a hurry. Gives me an exellent opportunity to celebrate my birthday in someone else's house, and leave THEM behind with all the mess. :D

In my experience cats are OUT dogs are IN. They have to be the right dogs, though. My dog is extremely intelligent and obedient, thanks to genetics and training. His sister, owned by my brother-in-law and his wife is a waste of space. As are their kids, but that is a parenting issue :[. I can tell you dogs are closer to people than cats: my dog has epilepsy, and takes the SAME medication for it that people take. If a cat has eplilepsy, there is no medicine for it. My dog can make many expressions, cats all have one: disinterest, unless it's catnip, then it's feverish madness. I have met some ok cats, though, in that they were like dogs.

And I've met some okay dogs, in that they shut up and kept the hell outta my way. Dogs are infinatly more vicious than cats. I was attacked by a pair of dogs when I was about five and since then I freak whenever I hear one bark.

i think cats are way better than dogs. they are more intelligent, more fun, you don't have to walk them... etc. etc. and they are furrier, cuter, nicer, better, best.

or something like that.

we have both a cat and dog... both are cool [img]smile.gif[/img]

I love cats, dogs are OK but smelly. I don't know about dogs being more viscous. When I was little (5 or 6) a black cat jumped up and started clawing my face and I was only standing around. I was lucky it didn't get my eyes.

However that was the only cat I ever met that vicious and evil. Cats, are like people too. Most are great and generally take care of themselves as long as you change the litter, place food, and water in their bowl. My last cat used to run along side me occasionally when I went jogging, or we used to play this hunting game were he would stalk me and playfully pounce at me, I would do the same. Although only in the back yard because I probably looked a bit ridicules. Also when people are scratched when playing with them they don't usually intend to scratch you, but it may happen when you pull your hand away to quickly. Oh, and they almost always bring you home a trophy when hunting, squirrel tails, birds, at least mine used to drop these things at my feet even if I didn't want them but it was the thought that counts. Oh and Xmas is their favorite time of year, lots of wrapping paper, and boxes to play in, pretty shiny bulbs to knock of the tree.

LOL!! That was what our past christmas was like. I got the first real tree I've had since I moved out of my parents house at 18 (10 years ago). It took the cats about 2 days before they had removed all of the ornaments from the tree (and even broke a few). My cat (the mama) kept running off with the candy canes even, so for weeks after x-mas I was finding candy canes all over the apartment.

My baby is solid black except for a little white under her chin and a broken tail from when she was hit by a car before I got her. My "grandbaby" is a brown and black and white tiger striped cutey.

I don't like cats all that much. With the exception of my cat, of course, but that's because she is the greatest cat in the world. :D Cats are boring and not loyal at all (though some cats may be, but I have yet to find one) whereas dogs are lots of fun and are loyal. Plus, a guard cat would be fairly useless, as it would probably either not care or sleep through a robbery.

Weird thing I've never understood between cats and dogs.
Make a dog happy - It'll run round in circles, wag its tail, yap, jump, etc etc.
Make a cat happy - It'll turn around, lift its tail and say "see that, that's my arse that is, have a good look up there".

What's all that about? :D

[ 02-06-2003, 03:56 PM: Message edited by: Charlie ]

a) Dogs run in circles to show us life is a circe
b) cats show their butts to show us life is pants :D