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23 hours ago, BFTD said:

My son's cat. She's decided that I'm quite comfortable these days, and has taken to sitting by the couch when I get in the house, waiting for me to sit down so she can take a nap on my ample corpulence.

About a month ago, I'm watching the Wasps on the telly and we score, to which I bark a quick "YAS!" - eejitface is walking across the room and takes off like a rocket before spending the rest of the day anxiously peering round the doorframe at me like I was yelling at her. She's been holding it against me ever since. Heard me yelling at football matches hundreds of times, but apparently on this occasion it must have been aimed at her. Bloody cats.

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nae wonder the cat was pissed aff-

1) Wasps on the telly? 

2) Wasps scoring??!
 

Our old cat was trying to sleep on my lap when I was watching Scotland and we scored and I stood up in celebration and sent the poor mog flying. 

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10 hours ago, tamthebam said:

nae wonder the cat was pissed aff-

1) Wasps on the telly? 

2) Wasps scoring??!
 

Our old cat was trying to sleep on my lap when I was watching Scotland and we scored and I stood up in celebration and sent the poor mog flying. 

They do have a habit of choosing the most inopportune times to use you as a mattress, don't they?

You'll notice the charger next to her nibs in the picture I posted - as soon as the laptop comes out because I need to do some work, it's a case of "oh no, we won't be having any of that". If I'm just dicking around on P&B, she's curiously absent. The look I'm getting there is because I'd just shifted her off my lap to go to the lavvy (the cheek).

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3 hours ago, Richey Edwards said:

He's not my cat. I'm just designated family cat sitter when people are on holiday.

Well then take advantage and train him to expect food ONLY when he sits in front of the TV. Should start getting you out of the role as they compare notes. “Aye, my Ginger started sitting in front of the TV too after Richey watched him…”

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20 hours ago, pub car king said:

Does your cat have some kind of feud with this season ticket holder.

 

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That dog's name is Yardley and he's a Pollok fan. Despite that he is a very good boy.

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22 hours ago, Richey Edwards said:

I can't bring a cat to the football.

What about Ferenc Puss-kas or Peterhead: the Moggy-ners? 

Your starter for 10: which Scottish football club have a cat on their badge? 

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That's a Scottish wildcat and not a lion. Only shite clubs have lions on their badge... :whistle

 

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43 minutes ago, tamthebam said:

What about Ferenc Puss-kas or Peterhead: the Moggy-ners? 

Your starter for 10: which Scottish football club have a cat on their badge? 

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That's a Scottish wildcat and not a lion. Only shite clubs have lions on their badge... :whistle

 

I didn't know that. Any particular reason for the cat on the badge?

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It comes from the Clan Badge of the Sutherlands, the local clan. The area of Sutherland (from the Norse "Southern Land" is known as "Cataidh" in Gaelic. The word comes from the name of the inhabitants "Catti". It is thought "Catti" means "cat people". The name "Caithness" also supposedly comes from the Norse "Katones" or "Peninsula of the Cat People*". 

An old myth says the Catti landed in Scotland and were attacked by Wildcats (or Smudger's ancestor) and were so impressed by their ferocity they adopted the wildcat as their symbol. 

I'll get my book about Football Club badges out sometime or other.. 

 

*I've been to Caithness. Not many of them look like Natasha Kinski (film joke). 

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