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Meow

Meow?

  • Meow

    Votes: 17 68.0%
  • Meow

    Votes: 15 60.0%
  • Meow

    Votes: 17 68.0%
  • Meow

    Votes: 15 60.0%
  • Meow

    Votes: 16 64.0%
  • Meow

    Votes: 15 60.0%
  • Meow

    Votes: 15 60.0%

  • Total voters
    25
Lord of the Cats - Etsy Canada
 
Wow is this thread still going?! Mi-aowww!

Guys, I've had an emeregency op last week, hence my absence. Just home now all fine, staples out Friday. but back to square one building up fitness. Unfair! It was a twisted bowel. The cat missed me...
 
Wow is this thread still going?! Mi-aowww!

Guys, I've had an emeregency op last week, hence my absence. Just home now all fine, staples out Friday. but back to square one building up fitness. Unfair! It was a twisted bowel. The cat missed me...
So glad you are back and well enough to offer meows! Will be thinking of you and hoping for progress in healing and strengthening yourself again.

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What is happening here???? Why 1 & 3 high, 4 low?

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Simple solution:

Somebody's cat was just playing computer games with us swiping at the mouse telling us we humans rely on statistics too much.

Intermediate Solution:

Mr. Stevens knows of a cat that always makes either 1 or 3 meows when hungry and 4 meows when it goes to the litter box. That cat loves Autism Forums and was telling us that by hacking into people's computers and voting.

More complicated solution:

Ten humans voted, choosing all meow answers as it was choosing all or nothing for them. Two cats liked the number one meow choice as it reminded them of themselves so they voted there. Two other cats chose option three, as they loved playing Cute Cats 3 on Steam, and the other cat who voted was having a meltdown at the time with the owner so he gave them them the silent treatment by finding a way to uncheck their option four meow, knowing four was the owner's lucky number.

But, then that cat covered their tracks by rigging the poll number of voters, by somehow increasing it to four more who cast a vote, but each of those voters were to have invisible votes. This cat hoped their owner would have bad luck from now on using the number four, until all of his future expectations were met. The moral of the story thus is that cats are not only smarter than we think, but in full control.
 
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Lord, I was born a rambling cat
Trying to catch a mouse and occasionally a rat,
And when it's time for leavin'
I hope you'll understand that...
I was born a rambling cat.
 
This is a Scandinavian cat and they say Mjau, not Meow. Why is there not an option to vote for "Mjau"? This is discrimination, I'm suing someone! ;)

Mjau!

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