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see, you’re walking down the street, minding your own business and what does a strange dog do if it sees you? Barks incessantly. Same street, same walk, what does a cat do? Finds something more interesting. Which is smarter? As a former paperboy, I know which I prefer.
My cat always greets me at the door when I arrive home, and her only “demand” is for me to sit down so she can sit in my lap – I find this very comforting.
Ralph Dunagin and Dana Summers’ The Middletons pokes gentle fun at the realities of middle-class America. The cast of characters features Morris and Midge Middleton, the archetypical suburban family and their next-door neighbors, The Wades. Ernest and Peg Wade head an upwardly mobile African-American family climbing the ladder of success.
Meg Classics by Greg Curfman
Mike du Jour by Mike Lester
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simpsonfan2 said, 6 months ago
Yes they do, that litterbox doesn’t clean itself.
gmartin997
said, 6 months ago
Cats are glad to see you if they expect to get fed when you walk in the door.
Jane from Florida said, 6 months ago
Never had a cat, I’ve always had dogs. I want to be the only one who gets spoiled.
whmIII said, 6 months ago
I have never seen a dog clean up after itself…cats bury theirs!!!
Perkycat said, 6 months ago
@whmIII
Or at least do their business in the flowerbed and not the middle of the lawn.
This comic is cute!
MikeFromMichigan
said, 6 months ago
see, you’re walking down the street, minding your own business and what does a strange dog do if it sees you? Barks incessantly. Same street, same walk, what does a cat do? Finds something more interesting. Which is smarter? As a former paperboy, I know which I prefer.
K M
said, 6 months ago
We’ve all heard it before: To a dog you’re family; to a cat you’re staff.
OneMom
said, 6 months ago
My cat always greets me at the door when I arrive home, and her only “demand” is for me to sit down so she can sit in my lap – I find this very comforting.