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wendijane said:
@Agonum places a large bird in the middle of the bloomin thread hahaha
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I assume that bird wasn't large enuff for ya

take this one for a ride (a very, very long ride) 😁

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Fuzball said:
I assume that bird wasn't large enuff for ya

take this one for a ride (a very, very long ride) 😁

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You beast! Why must you do me this way Fuz ! ?? huh ? huh?
I aint gon no where . * plants butt down *
Don't make me pull out my BIG bird will you now. mm?>
 
I actually have been checking out JB.
 
Am i stupid or have the signature pics sized down ?
 
bluemoon7 said:
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I wonder why they do it that way.))))

Found this answer
Cats love to move objects that are on a table, shelf or refrigerator and then watch them fall. As veterinarian Ellen Whiteley explains, it's all about the hunting instinct.

"It tells the cat that a paperweight or trinket might turn out to be a mouse. Poking it with his paw will start a great game of fetch, possibly culminating in a nice meal," says Ellen. Once the object falls and remains lying motionless on the floor, however, the cat realizes that there's no bread or spectacle in sight and loses all interest in the item.

There is, according to Whiteley, and another explanation for minor acts of vandalism. Sometimes a cat remembers that the owner gets up and walks over to pick up the glass (or what's left of it). Having noticed this, animals often use provocation to get attention, especially when feeding time is approaching.
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