Cat brought home

Our cat, Tuna, brings home the strangest things. You’ll never believe what s/he (we’re not sure) brought home last night.

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9 Responses to “Cat brought home”
  1. 1 - ArthurDental - Jun 15th, 2009

    You sure it didn’t make this itself?

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  2. 2 - Kees - Jun 15th, 2009

    You don’t know what sex your cat is?

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  3. 3 - Timmery whimmery - Jun 15th, 2009

    That is absolutely lovely!!!

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  4. 4 - Aesi - Jun 16th, 2009

    Divine proof, or out of hand mushrooms? Hmmm…

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  5. 5 - Pasta-toot - Jun 19th, 2009

    Now, THAT’S irrefutable proof that He has touched the feline world!

    I have a Christian cat, and every time he coughs up an image of Jesus, it looks, after a detailed inspection, just like a damned fur ball.

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  6. 6 - Beardyoldgit - Jun 24th, 2009

    yr cat’s doin’ shrooms man!

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  7. 7 - pastamouth - Sep 25th, 2009

    This looks like a penis.

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  8. 8 - KLee - Dec 17th, 2009

    Perhaps the FSM was enjoying a day at the Stripper Factory when He touched your cat with His noodley appendage.

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  9. 9 - Bad Pasta - Feb 20th, 2010

    Hmm… Flying Spaghetti Monster or Flying Spaghetti Mushroom?

    A tough choice.

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