Mott the Hoople
Sweet Jane
Ooooo Liberty just one upped him!
Ooooo Liberty just one upped him!
"which would you rather have? Pussy or dog?"Ooooo Liberty just one upped him!
"which would you rather have? Pussy or dog?"
BOOM!
as long as it is making or defending a point, why shouldn't it be?Is humor considered a part of the judging process? I love the line, but I can't see that helping the debate much.
as long as it is making or defending a point, why shouldn't it be?
Debate # 4 is over. I won't say anything that bias's the judging but there's a clear winner here to me.
You certainly are. We are all aware that you're a legend in your own mind.Yes. Clearly, i am the winner.
Debate # 4 is over. I won't say anything that bias's the judging but there's a clear winner here to me.
"which would you rather have? Pussy or dog?"
BOOM!
As do I, though SF put up a hell of a opening statement, which goes to prove my idea that such topics show the true depth of a persons ability to argue a point.
Show me one dog that can do this:In fairness to Liberty, I had the far easier position in this 'debate'.
The only good cat is a dead cat.
Show me one dog that can do this:
SF posted the best single line of the debates so far.
"A cat will let Timmy die."
Show me a victim of a cat attack.wow... a cat staring out a window and another walking. Truly impressive.
Show me a cat that can lead the blind or rescue victims of disasters
The addiction to oxygen is a terrible affliction. Suffocating is clearly better as all people admire those who are able to deny the powerful urge to partake in oxygen. It is such a hideous addiction that we even name our tortuously bad TV stations after the addiction, and it is the sole cause of death in humankind.Of course there is. Liberty got hosed with having to defend cats over dogs.
that is like having to defend suffocating vs. breathing
It's a shame Liberty isn't an avid cat lover like myself. You would have lost SF.
Of course you still could lose, the judging hasn't been announced.
I've seen the same article too. My cat did the same thing when my mom died.I don't have the article anymore; but it was about a cat that lived in a nursing home or a hospice.
It seems he could sense when someone was close to dying and he would lay next to them, during their final hours.
The cat was so accurate that it caused a doctor to rethink his diagnosis of a patient.
He thought everything was OK; but after seeing the cat refusing to leave the patients bed, he ran so more tests and actually discovered a severe life threatening problem.
I used to have a cat that would wake me up, if I overslept, by softly touching my face with her paw.
People don't like cats; because they act to much like humans.
They can be aloof and they're not usually subserviant.
You smack a dog and it will forgive you.
You smack a cat and you better watch your back.