A friend's Great Dane was known for his fartiness: its farts rescented the entire floor (five rooms, one large) every time. Shortly after the dog died, we were in the TV room watching a DVD when we detected a familiar smell. It turned out not to be the dog's ghost but one of the cats, whose dubious emissions had been completely camouflaged by the dog's.
The cat I had as a kid was prone to hiccups. These are (cruelly) funny when some one else has them but it is absolutely hilarious to watch the surprised look on a cat's face.
Spooks was prone to hiccups, allergy type sneezes (particularly when you were all packed to go on hols) and snoring like a drain. Also sitting in the middle of the floor, with his back too you and sighing dramatically. But then he did turn into the cat equivalent of Victor Meldrew in his latter years.
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I'm getting quite soppy about cats, aren't I, for all the itchiness. I'll be putting these clothes into the laundry tomorrow, though.
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ROFLMA!
As yet, none of my cats have done this, but I will be watching very closely in future.
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Also sitting in the middle of the floor, with his back too you and sighing dramatically.
But then he did turn into the cat equivalent of Victor Meldrew in his latter years.
FF
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