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Old 09-09-2014, 05:33 PM #15
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I still don't understand why my cat cries and brings a mouse to the door every time my girlfriend leaves for work. Doesn't he realize after all these years that she is leaving at a certain time and coming back again?
or am I giving too much credit to the cat lol.
plus, can't he understand that she couldn't see the mouse even if she were right outside the door?...again..too much credit
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