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I’d have to go with cats as both the best and the worst.
When they’re good, they’re oh so good.
But when they’re bad, they’re awful.
Runner-up: dogs (same reasons)
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Cats
I’d have to go with cats as both the best and the worst.
When they’re good, they’re oh so good.
But when they’re bad, they’re awful.
Runner-up: dogs (same reasons)
Related post:
50 Happens 
Were your cats eyes really that green? Bunky…. What a cool dog…
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Yes, she was truly a green-eyed kitty. Her coat had a greenish tint too. That’s why her foster mother named her Cricket. Bunky was super lazy (always in his bunk). That’s how he got the name.
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The green eyes… wow, never seen that before. Lazy Bunky? That’s surprising. He looks like the type that just wants to run!
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You’re right, he was a total runner. Horrible on a leash. But when not running, he was lying down. Even to eat.
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Even to eat? Now that’s funny!
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Oh my goodness Mary, you were so cute in that picture!!
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Aw, thanks Amy. So very long ago.
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