The bar for candidacy is low, indeed (check the current usurper & the 16 midgets he beat in the primary for an idea of how low), but I don’t think we’ve quite sunk to cat people yet…….. (Calm down; some of my best friends are cat people. I just don’t go to their houses.)
Actually that would be a great interview question: How many pets in your family, who feeds them, what are their names? Assessement of character comes from building up a picture with lots of little details.
“What are their names” is key: They aren’t your pets unless you know them by name (and they aren’t really yours unless you at least sometimes feed them).
Bryan Farht over 5 years ago
Of course there is a cat person, a real pussy grabber.
mddshubby2005 over 5 years ago
Julian Cat-stro?
Differentname over 5 years ago
Vote for Donnie Bonespur! He’s always tomcatting around! And he’s got a hairball on his head!
Radish... over 5 years ago
People who horde cats are called crazy.
People who horde more money than they can ever use we call successful.
TXD2 over 5 years ago
Inquiring cat people want to know! ♥:)
Cozmik Cowboy over 5 years ago
The bar for candidacy is low, indeed (check the current usurper & the 16 midgets he beat in the primary for an idea of how low), but I don’t think we’ve quite sunk to cat people yet…….. (Calm down; some of my best friends are cat people. I just don’t go to their houses.)
KEA over 5 years ago
talk about single-issue voters
PoodleGroomer over 5 years ago
I am from County Health and you were recommended to us for Toxoplasmosis screening.
V45mikky over 5 years ago
One of the reason the republic is going down the tube.
Concretionist over 5 years ago
Actually that would be a great interview question: How many pets in your family, who feeds them, what are their names? Assessement of character comes from building up a picture with lots of little details.
“What are their names” is key: They aren’t your pets unless you know them by name (and they aren’t really yours unless you at least sometimes feed them).
raymondwinn1941 over 5 years ago
“to hoard” – to amass a large quantity . .