My qats do not stoop to spoken language. They stare or glare (all thru halfshut eyes), and/or present their butts as a final statement while they exit with the totally dignified grace of…. a qat.
My new cat 5 days in, all comfortable and is the boss. He’s the done whacka whacka with his paw today. I have two little holes in my wrist. But I’m having fun with him.
uncle snipe 3 months ago
Merf is a popular word in my house. Usually used as an exclamation of jumping down from a tall height. A bit like TA DAAAAAA!
red_tape 3 months ago
my qat does Prrrrrrt
FreyjaRN Premium Member 3 months ago
Talented qat.
A friend’s cats said Mekarooch and Chirrup. A family cat years ago would say Tuna.
Steverino Premium Member 3 months ago
I once has a cat that wanted myrrh. He would ask for it by name.
ladykat 3 months ago
I also have cats with varied vocabularies.
xSigoff Premium Member 3 months ago
My little Black and White, AKA Tuxedo, approves of this strip. I have three versions of this on my refrigerator.
Màiri 3 months ago
Another classic classic!
tiomax 3 months ago
My cat uses WACKAWACKA all the time. It’s the sound she makes by swatting my hand in rapid succession when I play with her!
Ikesmum 3 months ago
Ours is cat of many words when traveling by car but keeps to the silent meow or “Mack!” the rest of the time.
pheets 3 months ago
My qats do not stoop to spoken language. They stare or glare (all thru halfshut eyes), and/or present their butts as a final statement while they exit with the totally dignified grace of…. a qat.
willie_mctell 3 months ago
Ours has no consonants. It all sounds like eee. We call it squeeing.
serenal_trapsoft 3 months ago
Had a cat that said “Marie” all the time.
PraiseofFolly 3 months ago
Is there a Babel® application for Cat Language?
Norris66 3 months ago
My new cat 5 days in, all comfortable and is the boss. He’s the done whacka whacka with his paw today. I have two little holes in my wrist. But I’m having fun with him.
sleepyhead 3 months ago
*So that’s where Fozzie Bear got it from.