By Stinkybedroom - 30/12/2009 13:22 - United Kingdom
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Yeah I'm OP, just to clear things up...I am English and 'sick' is a fairly acceptable synonym for vomit (the noun). My cat is NOT stuck in my radiator, it just puked in it, I'm 16, is it so unacceptable to have a family cat in the city? Oh, and yes, I was being sarcastic :P
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Show it anywayNo, they mean cat barf. "Sick" is the more polite word for vomit. Read closely. Obviously the cat isn't stuck in the radiator. -_-
No, they mean "cat sick", as in "cat puke". What Intoxicunt said. Edit: you're first. No one gives a ****.
Aw that sucks... Have fun cleaning it! FYL
if it smells lovely y is this an fml
...I hope you're joking. The OP's sarcasm is somewhat obvious.
6 your dumb, it's obvious he was being sarcastic.
This is why cats suck. everything about them just smells terrible.
i remember when my dog was sick. he was trowing up all of the place and ad the runs. he sleeps in my room.
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Thousands of years ago, ancient Egyptians worshipped cats as gods. Unfortunately, cats never forgot this.
No, they mean "cat sick", as in "cat puke". What Intoxicunt said. Edit: you're first. No one gives a ****.