kavaris

Cats and Color and Personalities

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Mayb yall can explain this one to me, cause ive had a number of cats in my life, prolly like over 50 when you include my mom into the picture, and i aint ever put two and two together that their color had anything to do w/ what they act like, or behave like, And yet, after watchin this video, im like "How did he know?" This is exactly how ive found those color of cats act, And granted my mom pointed out how she has had orange cats that act different ~ but then i swiftly reminded her how there different shades and versions of orange, And how you dont ever get the same kind, its more of a spectrum, atleast thats how i feel w/ orange. but anyway, hows it possible? Color cant be the outward expr., of whats happening ~ Yet its abundantly clear that its always been this way, atleast for me... hell if it was 80 or 75% accurate, thatd be enough, but i think its 100% accurate in my case. how though?


Non ci sarebbe lòta o dolaur sanza sé separato,  "There'd be no struggle or pain without the separate self" — Predilection to get us on andèda, a trip to the greater, u(oo)ch path, a finalé ... of a liberating sense and source.

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1 hour ago, Joseph Maynor said:

The two coolest cats I know right now are an all black cat and a tuxedo cat.  

I jus seen the biggest skunk ive ever seen in ma life. That sht was the size of a komodo dragon... All white, or... white but w/ black stripes near the hindlegs, Like this place i live has alot of skunks, but this was like The White Queen. Ive never seen anythin like it.

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Non ci sarebbe lòta o dolaur sanza sé separato,  "There'd be no struggle or pain without the separate self" — Predilection to get us on andèda, a trip to the greater, u(oo)ch path, a finalé ... of a liberating sense and source.

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@Joseph Maynor or now im wonderin if it even was a skunk, cause im not seeing pics of giant skunks on google. It had a weird tail, like it looked like a puffy circle, or like a hollowed lollipop tail-Like iuno, it looked like a skunk to me, but with a weird circular tail... but its not the size of a skunk.


Non ci sarebbe lòta o dolaur sanza sé separato,  "There'd be no struggle or pain without the separate self" — Predilection to get us on andèda, a trip to the greater, u(oo)ch path, a finalé ... of a liberating sense and source.

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@Joseph Maynor A "dousing ring", Thats wat i was tryina think of... its tail was this fluffy, puffy, white, dousing ring, and it was basically all white except for some skunky lookin stripes near the back, like it looked like a pet skunk on steroids, iuno wat else it could be... with that small little head they have, nd fat body, waddling around through trash.


Non ci sarebbe lòta o dolaur sanza sé separato,  "There'd be no struggle or pain without the separate self" — Predilection to get us on andèda, a trip to the greater, u(oo)ch path, a finalé ... of a liberating sense and source.

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How is this possible, another giant skunk, but nowhere near the gigantic size of the white queen whos since vanished... but u see wat im sayin, theres like a skunk lab breeding giant skunks here. p.s. the colors of this one are obvi more black, but the white queen was all white in the front... only like a couple (small) stripes near the dousing ring tail were black or black grey, i couldnt see it well, it was a big white thing

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Non ci sarebbe lòta o dolaur sanza sé separato,  "There'd be no struggle or pain without the separate self" — Predilection to get us on andèda, a trip to the greater, u(oo)ch path, a finalé ... of a liberating sense and source.

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