I wonder if Goddess is still guiding me in my cat choices like each time before.
Yes, She still is and he has
What do Poles really think about cats?
Yes, She still is and he has
and he has
This refered to my quote which got mysteriously deleted:
will he prove such a wonderful cat as we are used to??
I fondly address Devyl as łożesz ty kociul, ty when we are rubbing each other`s noses like Eskimo Inuits. :):):)
Cats are edible. Let us not forget that at a time of crisis.
Cats are edible
So are you...
He he. I did pull you for the tongue, didn`t I.
Dogs smell like hell. :):):):)
I said it in 2020 and it is ultimate truth.
However, I unexpectedly ran into a noble exception a few days ago while visiting a family who had just got themselves a young beagle dog. I lifted the animal and kissed it twice on the head to check out its musk. And imagine my utter surprise, the dog smelled nice like a cat. Amasing!
the dog smelled nice like a cat. Amasing!
It used the same perfume...?
Yes. Named Fela Musk.
myszy to przysmak pawiana.
Exactly! I send Devyl to catch them for me!
And rats, too!!!! hahahaha
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Everyone likes cats. A nice thing about Warsaw is that people feed them.
Everyone likes cats
No they don't. I hate them....... foul, violent and selfish creatures...... I much prefer dogs.
I hate them
You wouldn't like these at home?
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Many of them seem to think liking cats is a bit weird and maybe a bit deviant (feminine if it's a man) and they're shifty creatures somehow - not like dogs, which are good and solid animals, which everyone must of course love - and you have to just tolerate these beautiful creatures' stinking feces everywhere and not mind when they bring them to the pub or a cafe, where they run around chasing each other and making ear-splitting barks every five f*cking seconds.
Basically, Poles are to dogs as the ancient Egyptians were to cats. And, like Catholicism (their other religion), there's only room for one animal god.
Basically, Poles are to dogs as the ancient Egyptians were to cats. And, like Catholicism (their other religion), there's only room for one animal god.
@Miloslaw
When was the last time someone's cat - of a breed literally bred for violence - ripped a small child's face off? Now when was the last time someone's ridiculous German camp guard dog / husky / gigantic overseas breed, kept cooped up in a 40m2 "two room apartment" until it was completely and utterly insane, did the same?
When was the last time you found yourself dodging piles of cat sh*t littering the street of a residential Warsaw/Krakow neighbourhood?
Poles' dog pathology is ABSOLUTELY WILD. They worship these horrible, stinking things and just let them run riot.
When was the last time someone's cat - of a breed literally bred for violence - ripped a small child's face off? Now when was the last time someone's ridiculous German camp guard dog / husky / gigantic overseas breed, kept cooped up in a 40m2 "two room apartment" until it was completely and utterly insane, did the same?
When was the last time you found yourself dodging piles of cat sh*t littering the street of a residential Warsaw/Krakow neighbourhood?
Poles' dog pathology is ABSOLUTELY WILD. They worship these horrible, stinking things and just let them run riot.
"What?! You do not like dogs? Myślę, you are the gay O_o" - see their mocking of Jarosław Kaczyński for literally the only likeable thing about him: he's not just another deranged Polish dog-maniac.
@jon357
I very, very rarely see cats strolling about. Sometimes I see them in people's windows. I feel like being a cat in Warsaw must be like being Will Smith in I Am Legend, with all the bloody dogs everywhere. Poor little f*ckers - when one set of people in the block have one of those Nazi camp dogs and the others have a sodding Tibetan mastiff (both kept in tiny flats until they're totally bonkers, of course), it must not make for a feeling of general relaxation and safety.
I very, very rarely see cats strolling about. Sometimes I see them in people's windows. I feel like being a cat in Warsaw must be like being Will Smith in I Am Legend, with all the bloody dogs everywhere. Poor little f*ckers - when one set of people in the block have one of those Nazi camp dogs and the others have a sodding Tibetan mastiff (both kept in tiny flats until they're totally bonkers, of course), it must not make for a feeling of general relaxation and safety.
@WarSore
Man you are on the war path today.
First it was Poles calling British women cows.
Now it's their irrational hate for cats.
What happened? Did a Pole almost run you over at a pedestrian crossing today?
Man you are on the war path today.
First it was Poles calling British women cows.
Now it's their irrational hate for cats.
What happened? Did a Pole almost run you over at a pedestrian crossing today?
I very, very rarely see cats strolling about
On the outskirts of town you do, however not as many as in a lot of places. Some people do feed strays though.
sodding Tibetan mastiff
I knew a guy who kept a giant Podhalański ina tiny one room flat. That's no place to keep a dog like that.
@jon357
One of the reasons I like Bielany (other than it's just a nice, relatively cute place, at least by Warsaw standards) is that I seem to see more cats (and less dogs) there than anywhere else. So, yep, tracks with what you said - further from centre!
@Bobko
Saw this post and couldn't resist replying. I like cats, can't stand dogs (filthy, irritating creatures) and thought I'd comment on Poles' dog nonsense - such is the level of conformity in this country that you almost feel browbeaten into being a 'dog person' by default just because everyone else seems to be and they can't imagine why you wouldn't be, too.
I really dislike dogs immensely and all the selfish dog owners here p*ss me off so much. The area I live in is covered with sh*t and I have to listen to constant barking - it could definitely do with MANY less dogs and a few more cats.
One of the reasons I like Bielany (other than it's just a nice, relatively cute place, at least by Warsaw standards) is that I seem to see more cats (and less dogs) there than anywhere else. So, yep, tracks with what you said - further from centre!
@Bobko
Saw this post and couldn't resist replying. I like cats, can't stand dogs (filthy, irritating creatures) and thought I'd comment on Poles' dog nonsense - such is the level of conformity in this country that you almost feel browbeaten into being a 'dog person' by default just because everyone else seems to be and they can't imagine why you wouldn't be, too.
I really dislike dogs immensely and all the selfish dog owners here p*ss me off so much. The area I live in is covered with sh*t and I have to listen to constant barking - it could definitely do with MANY less dogs and a few more cats.
@WarSore
Yep. And one of them may well be mine. It's a nice borough. Stare Mlociny (theoretically in Bielany) is cat central.
My late downstairs neighbour had 6 collies in a flat that can't be more than about 100sqm. He was a surgeon and was out all day leaving them to bark. Nice doggies, but they deserved a bit more freedom.
Yep. And one of them may well be mine. It's a nice borough. Stare Mlociny (theoretically in Bielany) is cat central.
dogs
My late downstairs neighbour had 6 collies in a flat that can't be more than about 100sqm. He was a surgeon and was out all day leaving them to bark. Nice doggies, but they deserved a bit more freedom.