It's a difference in parenting styles, mainly.
Monday, January 20, 2014
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- [in a cabin in the mountains, Jim wakes up and bangs his head on the table he was sleeping under] Alex Rieger: Jim, are you alright? "Reverend" Jim Ignatowski: Yeah...uh ... who are you? Alex Rieger: I'm Alex. We're friends, we work together. "Reverend" Jim Ignatowski: What? are we, lumberjacks? Alex Rieger: No, we're cabdrivers. "Reverend" Jim Ignatowski: I bet we don't do much business up here!
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2 comments:
Unlike wild dogs, wild cats chase prey into trees. So the ability to fall and land on their feet is an essential survival skill. Domesticated cats have inherited that ability and the parent's need to train their kittens in developing it to the point of usefulness. Also, they're a little sadistic.
All you need to know about dogs and cats in one video.
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