Sunday Girl just said, "Yes," just as plain as any human would say it.

Jamastiene

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Fri Feb-06-09 12:58 PM
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Sunday Girl just said, "Yes," just as plain as any human would say it.

Edited on Fri Feb-06-09 12:58 PM by Jamastiene

I cooked my aunt and me some fishsticks and shrimp (from a box, I'll try anything once).

I like shrimp more and my aunt likes fish sticks more, so we divvied up the numbers before I cooked. I forgot the numbers for the fish sticks, but wanted 4 out of the 6 shrimp because my aunt usually gets more fish sticks. It's the way we work out our fishsticks to shrimp ration thing.

Anyhow...

I was taking my aunt's plate to her and I asked, "Is this enough fish sticks for you?"

Sunday Girl, my 16 year old female cat, sat up on my aunt's bed and said, "Yes" just as plain as any human would ever say it.

I love my cats.

:rofl:

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hamsterjill

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Fri Feb-06-09 01:05 PM
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1. I have one that says "no"

She takes a daily medication, which she doesn't like, and many times, she says "no" when she sees me coming with it.

Poor baby, but the med is keeping her healthy, so she must take it!

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crispini

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Fri Feb-06-09 01:08 PM
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2. My cats don't talk, but they sure know what some words mean.

"Diiiinnnnner!" (this is a favorite!)
"No! Get down!" (off the counter)
"Up?" When the little one wants to get up on the fridge top and can't get there.
"C'mere!" Means "scratching time!"

Mine all know their names too. Heh.

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MineralMan

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Fri Feb-06-09 01:39 PM
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7. Fat Freddy's Cat could talk. Really.

If Fat Freddy pulled his tail, he always invoked the name of the leader of China at the time.

If Fat Freddy's cat wanted to visit the outdoors, he always said, "Me out now!"

If you don't know who Fat Freddy's Cat was, you're just too damn young!

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DS1

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Fri Feb-06-09 01:47 PM
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9. He's Fat Freddy's Cat, and he takes no guff

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MineralMan

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Fri Feb-06-09 01:51 PM
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10. Indeed. I've made him my avatar.

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siligut

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Fri Feb-06-09 01:13 PM
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3. We had a dog that said, �Give me a bite�.

I swear, he would just draw out his whine so it sounded like that and it was only when you were eating something he wanted. I think it is possible. They don't have the tongue agility that we have, but they sure do seem to understand words.

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Fri Feb-06-09 01:14 PM
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4. My mom taught one of our dogs to say "Mama"

Sure sounded like it too.

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siligut

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Fri Feb-06-09 01:26 PM
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5. I found this video.

I remembered a talking dog on a TV program so I googled. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bFsR772EByQ

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ChickMagic

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Fri Feb-06-09 01:35 PM
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6. I remembered a talking cat video that cracked me up

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ONmhQJy1ViA

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trof

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Fri Feb-06-09 01:45 PM
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8. We had one who was always looking for Merle.

"Merle?"

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SoxFan

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Fri Feb-06-09 02:33 PM
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12. Must be a friend of "Murph"

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Strong Atheist

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Fri Feb-06-09 02:21 PM
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11. If 6 shrimp are traveling south at 60 kph. and 8 fish sticks are traveling

north at 30 mph, when will there be a really good low calorie chocolate substitute?

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