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Originally posted by Phlabibit
Who said the cat didn't develop a superior relationship. Had they not, they'd be sewing fishing nets and making fishing poles right now rather than sticking their ass in YOUR FACE!~

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Says the cat ass lover.

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Originally posted by Sunburnt
...Ya know, social structure intelligence seems superior to a cat's ass in my face.
*too many funny comment possibilities, head exploding*

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Originally posted by wormwood
*too many funny comment possibilities, head exploding*
Come on, keep a good thread going right before it's utterly retardified.

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It's funny how supposedly cat lovers purr when they see their cat acting like a dog.

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Originally posted by Palynka
It's funny how supposedly cat lovers purr when they see their cat acting like a dog.
I'm glad you know people working with 'special needs' cats. Cool beans.

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Originally posted by Phlabibit
I'm glad you know people working with 'special needs' cats. Cool beans.

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Cats are like the fake "friend" that pretends to like you because you're useful to him.

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Originally posted by Palynka
Cats are like the fake "friend" that pretends to like you because you're useful to him.

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Yeah, cats are just creeps.

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Originally posted by Palynka
Cats are like the fake "friend" that pretends to like you because you're useful to him.

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Hey, that reminds me... When you grill sardines, do you spice and oil them? I'm thinking of going to the market to get fresh sardines and firing up the grill.

Thanks in advance.

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Originally posted by Phlabibit
Hey, that reminds me... When you grill sardines, do you spice and oil them? I'm thinking of going to the market to get fresh sardines and firing up the grill.

Thanks in advance.
Nah, just salt them. Put them in lots of coarse sea salt, wait about 2 hours until it absorbs some of it and before grilling just remove the salt by shaking them or under running water. Grill!

Your cat will love it. 😛

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Originally posted by Palynka
Nah, just salt them. Put them in lots of coarse sea salt, wait about 2 hours until it absorbs some of it and before grilling just remove the salt by shaking them or under running water. Grill!

Your cat will love it. 😛
Thanks, what do you usually make for sides to go with it?

Can it be done in an oven if the grill is under 4 feet of snow?

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Originally posted by Palynka
Cats are like the fake "friend" that pretends to like you ...
cats don't even bother to pretend really. they'll just ignore you until they have a task for you.


"you, human! yes, I'm looking at you, you wretched creature. I'll have my sardines now. chop chop!"

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Originally posted by Phlabibit
Thanks, what do you usually make for sides to go with it?

Can it be done in an oven if the grill is under 4 feet of snow?
You can, but the real deal is with charcoal grilling. Sardines are pretty greasy, so the charcoal grill is perfect because it melts the grease away but leaves the flavours.

For the side, something like this would be perfect:
http://www.tastebook.com/recipes/516688-Jamie-s-potato-salad

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Originally posted by wormwood
cats don't even bother to pretend really. they'll just ignore you until they have a task for you.


"you, human! yes, I'm looking at you, you wretched creature. I'll have my sardines now. chop chop!"
All while sashaying their ass in YOUR FACE.

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