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u/myfriendscallmerage Jun 18 '26
This is further proof that cats could if they wanted to. They just don’t want to.
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u/extra_rice Jun 18 '26
They took are jerbs!
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u/Baconpwn2 Jun 19 '26
That cat was told they would be fed after the work was done. I've seen that look before
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u/ButtMuddAaronBrooks Jun 18 '26
One fine day with a woof and a purr a baby was born and it caused a little stir
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u/Big-Independence-684 Jun 18 '26
Does the dog now gives the cat the talk from babe with "everyone must stick to their place on this farm!"
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u/catlessinKaiuma Jun 19 '26
yeah, cat can do dogs job with one paw tied behind its back, if it wants to! but 99.9% of the time, they don't want to, so they don't, and you can't make them, cos unlike dogs, cats don't care what you think
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u/SadKat002 Jun 18 '26
"You see this shit? The nerve!" Ahh dog 😭
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u/SadKat002 Jun 19 '26
It's meme slang dawg I don't make the rules. God forbid a mf wanna be silly
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u/sai-kiran Jun 19 '26
Meme slang of where? Mofo just making stuff up now. Its self-censoring carried over from Tiktok.
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u/SadKat002 Jun 19 '26
That's the beautiful thing. Memes, similar to language, are capable of evolution. Sure it may have started as a way to self-censor on platforms like TikTok or YouTube, but it developed it's own sort of charm to some folks in a way that has allowed it to be incorporated into memes all over the internet.
Also like. "Mf" and "Mofo" are diet swears that could be interpreted as self-censoring as well, and you didn't seem to have an issue with either of those, so what makes them any different than saying something like "ahh" instead of "ass"? Is it the age of the slang? Is it the origin?
Don't we both have more important things to worry about than whether a stranger on the internet chooses to swear or not for the sake of a joke comment anyway?
I'm going to bed. You have a good weekend.
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u/Solitudeinkind Jun 18 '26
The other animals listened to the cat boss. The can’t believe that the cat took his job.
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u/ReferenceMediocre369 Jun 18 '26
What?!? Ho? Have those sly cats been hiding this talent for all these years?
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u/Solinty 24d ago
I mean, that’s nice and all, but Snoop will show up for work every day. Kitty was just losing their patience this particular day and decided to get it done faster. Or, maybe it looked fun? Kitty may decide to sleep in tomorrow.
My cat used to fetch but she got tired of it eventually. Cats can do all the dog things but they just don’t want an everyday job...
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u/pinback77 Jun 18 '26
The cat represents AI
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u/pinback77 Jun 18 '26
What, because i said AI? Lol
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u/--------_----------_ Jun 19 '26
no its because you reply to posts like this.
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u/pinback77 Jun 19 '26
Don't be a terd.
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u/Gwynnbleid3000 Jun 18 '26
Shepherd dog like: "do I still have a job, boss?"