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Are Cats Demonic ?

We can't have cats or most dogs because my wife and son are allergic to them, so we ended up with a Bichon Frise - the most high maintenance animal on the planet :bigfrown with about a 99% success rate of doing his business in our bedroom :mad

They can't be in the room with the others with closed windows for more than a few hours, or it gets ugly.

Free said:
I was going to post a Seinfeld clip with Elaine vs Rachel Welch and two cops saying "Ooo, catfight," but there is the use of a "potty" word. Another Seinfeld classic, that episode.
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Seinfeld... my biggest guilty pleasure :gah "The sea was angry, my friends; like an old man returning soup at a deli." :toofunny
 
We can't have cats or most dogs because my wife and son are allergic to them, so we ended up with a Bichon Frise - the most high maintenance animal on the planet :bigfrown with about a 99%
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Bichon Frise -> Barking cat ;)
 
Mike said:
Seinfeld... my biggest guilty pleasure :gah
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Don't I know it.

Mike said:
"The sea was angry, my friends; like an old man returning soup at a deli." :toofunny
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:biglol

"What is that, a Titleist?"
 
THE DEMON CAT

The cat of the foregoing legend had evidently charming manners, and was well intentioned; but there are other cats of evil and wicked ways, that are, in fact, demons or witches, who assume the cat-form, in order to get easy entrance to a house, and spy over everything.

There was a woman in Connemara, the wife of a fisherman, and as he always had very good luck, she had plenty of fish at all times stored away in the house ready for market. But to her great annoyance she found that a great cat used to come in at night and devour all the best and finest fish. So she kept a big stick by her and determined to watch.

One day, as she and a woman were spinning together, the house suddenly became quite dark; and the door was burst open as if by the blast of the tempest, when in walked a huge black cat, who went straight up to the fire, then turned round and growled at them.

"Why, surely this is the devil!" said a young girl, who was by, sorting the fish.

"I'll teach you how to call me names," said the cat; and, jumping at her, he scratched her arm till the blood came. "There now," he said, "you will be more civil another time when a gentleman comes to see you." And with that he walked over to the door and shut it close to prevent any of them going out, for the poor young girl, while crying loudly from fright and pain, had made a desperate rush to get away.

Just then a man was going by, and hearing the cries he pushed open the door and tried to get in, but the cat stood on the threshold and would let no one pass. On this, the man attacked him with his stick, and gave him a sound blow; the cat, however, was more than his match in the fight, for it flew at him and tore his face and hands so badly that the man at last took to his heels and ran away as fast as he could.

"Now it's time for my dinner," said the cat, going up to examine the fish that was laid out on the tables. "I hope the fish is good to-day. Now don't disturb me, nor make a fuss; I can help myself." With that he jumped up and began to devour all the best fish, while he growled at the woman.

"Away, out of this, you wicked beast!" she cried, giving it a blow with the tongs that would have broken its back, only it was a devil; "out of this! No fish shall you have to-day."

But the cat only grinned at her, and went on tearing and spoiling and devouring the fish, evidently not a bit the worse for the blow. On this, both the women attacked it with sticks, and struck hard blows enough to kill it, on which the cat glared at them, and spit fire; then making a leap, it tore their hands and arms till the blood came, and the frightened women rushed shrieking from the house.

But presently the mistress returned, carrying with her a bottle of holy water; and looking in, she saw the cat still devouring the fish, and not minding. So she crept over quietly and threw the holy water on it without a word. No sooner was this done than a dense black smoke filled the place, through which nothing was seen but the two red eyes of the cat, burning like coals of fire. Then the smoke gradually cleared away, and she saw the body of the creature burning slowly till it became shrivelled and black like a cinder, and finally disappeared. And from that time the fish remained untouched and safe from harm, for the power of the Evil One was broken, and the demon cat was seen no more.

Cats are very revengeful, and one should be very careful not to offend them. A lady was in the habit of feeding the cat from her own table at dinner, and no doubt giving it choice morsels; but one day there was a dinner party, and pussy was quite forgotten. So she sulked and plotted revenge; and that night, after the lady was in bed, the cat, who had hid herself in the room, sprang at the throat of her friend and mistress, and bit her so severely that in a week the lady died of virulent blood poisoning.

Yet it is singular that the blood of the black cat is esteemed of wonderful power when mixed with herbs, for charms; and also of great efficacy in potions for the cure of disease; but three drops of the blood are sufficient, and it is generally obtained by nipping off a small piece of the tail.
By Lady Francesca Wilde
http://www.libraryireland.com/AncientLe ... on-Cat.php
 
John said:
We can't have cats or most dogs because my wife and son are allergic to them, so we ended up with a Bichon Frise - the most high maintenance animal on the planet :bigfrown with about a 99%
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Bichon Frise -> Barking cat ;)
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No disagreement here. We had an Alaskan Malamute before allergies became such a problem.

Free said:
Mike said:
Seinfeld... my biggest guilty pleasure :gah
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Don't I know it.

Mike said:
"The sea was angry, my friends; like an old man returning soup at a deli." :toofunny
Click to expand...
:biglol

"What is that, a Titleist?"
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Hole-in-one!
 
allegries to a malemute? i have a hybrid and that is she part of , alaskan huskey is what she closely resembles.
 
jinns thats a word i havent heard in a while.
ah a jinn .let me see . i may be wrong but think its a jinn in afghanistan to leave bread on the ground. they were oversuperstitious on some things over there.
 
i believe so, they always threw the uneaten bread on the roof. i'm talking about the the flatbread that they ate over there.

is islam against eating leavened bread?
 
its called something else, i think its dorai? but that may be the pashto word for lunch.
what ever the name it was it was good, but it got old quick.
 
jasoncran said:
i believe so, they always threw the uneaten bread on the roof. i'm talking about the the flatbread that they ate over there.

is islam against eating leavened bread?
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On the roof? That's funny :lol

The flatbread they eat is leavened, it just is flat. Anything with yeast in it is leavened.
 
Caroline H said:
jasoncran said:
i believe so, they always threw the uneaten bread on the roof. i'm talking about the the flatbread that they ate over there.

is islam against eating leavened bread?
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On the roof? That's funny :lol

The flatbread they eat is leavened, it just is flat. Anything with yeast in it is leavened.
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my bad, i ment unleavneed, i posted a pic of this stuff in my thread my experciences in afghanistan thread along with the other food they had, always chicken and rice and lady fingers and chips. and of course green tea.
 
Mujahid Abdullah said:
No, I had some for lunch today. I think its just a cultural thing, Naan is probably easier to make. Its funny, Us American Muslims get together and bar b que and have fried chicken, and the Pakis and Afghanis are all weirded out by it. they want to know wher the chicken baryani is and the naaan.
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Hey, are you Asian too ? The food are Asian food.
 
Do y'all realize how creeped out I got when I logged into the thread about cats and read:

Tina said:
Mujahid Abdullah said:
No, I had some for lunch today. I think its just a cultural thing, Naan is probably easier to make. Its funny, Us American Muslims get together and bar b que and have fried chicken, and the Pakis and Afghanis are all weirded out by it. they want to know wher the chicken baryani is and the naaan.
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Hey, are you Asian too ? The food are Asian food.
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Kitty? :shocked
 
Mike said:
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Free said:
I was going to post a Seinfeld clip with Elaine vs Rachel Welch and two cops saying "Ooo, catfight," but there is the use of a "potty" word. Another Seinfeld classic, that episode.
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Seinfeld... my biggest guilty pleasure :gah "The sea was angry, my friends; like an old man returning soup at a deli." :toofunny
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"It that a Titleist? A hole in one, huh?" :lol

BTW Mike, my cat does come when he's called. :yes
 
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