Cats who walk on the table WTF?

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Anonymous wrote:My cats walk all over everything. I don't eat off the bare table or off my bare counter, so who cares? I think most humans are way grosser than my cats.

Okay fine. If you put your kids bare poopy asses on the counter... oh and cut their hair and leave it there too.


Still no big deal?

Dogs press their bare, poopy, unwiped buttholes all over the house, every time they sit down. All over the furniture, rugs, beds, everywhere. It is beyond disgusting.

I had a chihuahua who would drag her bunghole on the rug while moving around with her front legs to scratch her itch.

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I am a cat owner and while I agree that it is gross, I allow my cats to walk on the table. And on the counter tops. And on my dressers. And on my desk while I am on the computer typing this.....

My mistake was not training them when they were kittens. Now they are too old and it is too late.
Many of my friends think it is gross how I let them walk all over stuff.

I say to them, if it really grosses you out, then don't come over.

Problem solved.

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Anonymous wrote:I think its disgusting but it's not something you can control. That's why I don't have pets

And why I never, ever eat potluck foods or rarely eat food made in a home where there are pets. Pets are gross.

Asian, Jewish or Arab ? C'mon, check one.

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Anonymous wrote:I am a cat owner and while I agree that it is gross, I allow my cats to walk on the table. And on the counter tops. And on my dressers. And on my desk while I am on the computer typing this.....

My mistake was not training them when they were kittens. Now they are too old and it is too late.
Many of my friends think it is gross how I let them walk all over stuff.

I say to them, if it really grosses you out, then don't come over.

Problem solved.

This is me exactly. I'd like to add: I don't care if you don't come over. I still like you and you like me, we see each other at yoga and restaurants and playgroup and our jobs. So what.

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Anonymous wrote:OP here. It is one thing when friend's cat walks on the coffee table (and steps OVER the cups we are drinking from, shedding the whole time). But it is different, when you are eating a meal, and the cat jumps on the table and the owners just sit there and continue eating and serving themselves food AROUND THE CAT. It is really gross.

Neither of these situations would be tolerated in my house. BUT, one of our cats, a little old lady cat, often jumps onto our table to get away from our toddler. I allow it. But NOT while anybody is actually sitting at the table.

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Can't be any worse than giving blow jobs and licking DH's ass and balls when he has unwashed body. Ugh.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My cats walk all over everything. I don't eat off the bare table or off my bare counter, so who cares? I think most humans are way grosser than my cats.

Okay fine. If you put your kids bare poopy asses on the counter... oh and cut their hair and leave it there too.


Still no big deal?

Dogs press their bare, poopy, unwiped buttholes all over the house, every time they sit down. All over the furniture, rugs, beds, everywhere. It is beyond disgusting.

I had a chihuahua who would drag her bunghole on the rug while moving around with her front legs to scratch her itch.

Your dogs needed her anal glands manually expressed. It's not a big deal.

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Anonymous wrote:Cats are really just disgusting.

Goey hairballs
tracking litter and their shit everywhere
shedding incessantly
and they smell

ew.

What a bunch of princesses. My cat doesn't smell or track litter or cough up hairballs, but I feed him top-quality food and brush him often. He also fastidiously grooms himself - I guarantee you he's cleaner than a lot of humans.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Cats are really just disgusting.

Goey hairballs
tracking litter and their shit everywhere
shedding incessantly
and they smell

ew.

What a bunch of princesses. My cat doesn't smell or track litter or cough up hairballs, but I feed him top-quality food and brush him often. He also fastidiously grooms himself - I guarantee you he's cleaner than a lot of humans.

He still walks around in his own poopy box.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I am a cat owner and while I agree that it is gross, I allow my cats to walk on the table. And on the counter tops. And on my dressers. And on my desk while I am on the computer typing this.....

My mistake was not training them when they were kittens. Now they are too old and it is too late.
Many of my friends think it is gross how I let them walk all over stuff.

I say to them, if it really grosses you out, then don't come over.

Problem solved.

This is me exactly. I'd like to add: I don't care if you don't come over. I still like you and you like me, we see each other at yoga and restaurants and playgroup and our jobs. So what.

Can we all be friends? I will show you guys cute cat pictures on my iPhone during these events, I promise.

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Anonymous wrote:Hi. Get a cat. Try to train it. If you succeed, you got a stupid cat.

Hardly. It just means the owner is lazy and nasty.

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Anonymous wrote:I grew up with cats and have had my own as an adult. Not one of my cats has ever been allowed on any table top or countertop in my house or my parents' house. That is disgusting.

Agree. Never have allowed any of my cats on tables or counters.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I am a cat owner and while I agree that it is gross, I allow my cats to walk on the table. And on the counter tops. And on my dressers. And on my desk while I am on the computer typing this.....

My mistake was not training them when they were kittens. Now they are too old and it is too late.
Many of my friends think it is gross how I let them walk all over stuff.

I say to them, if it really grosses you out, then don't come over.

Problem solved.

This is me exactly. I'd like to add: I don't care if you don't come over. I still like you and you like me, we see each other at yoga and restaurants and playgroup and our jobs. So what.

Exactly.

No one really has the right to tell someone else how they are to live their lives. If the condition of someone else's home is really a bone of contention, then it is best to just meet somewhere else. It's not like a deal-breaker or anything.