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I have an idea. I would be more inclined to invite a vampire in if he was dressed up in a cute little kitty costume. And who among us could resist inviting in a kitty dressed like a little tiny vampire?! Take my money now, and suck my blood!
B4ItNs 6 months ago
I had a cat that always would bite me and draw blood, guess he was part vampire
phritzg Premium Member 6 months ago
Cats might also be on the “Getting People to Open Cans” research committee.
SteveHL 6 months ago
I never knew vampires can’t open doors. I wonder why not; evidently they have no trouble opening the lids of coffins.
Mel-T-Pass Premium Member 6 months ago
An unexpected obstacle arose when the cats insisted on staying in the sunbeam shining through the office window.
bluecat 6 months ago
I can’t see cats and vampires having many common strategies for opening doors.
But I could see them teaming up, to increase the percentage of time that doors are open. That critical number could be the topic of every meeting.
Brian Kehlmeier Premium Member 6 months ago
Zombies can’t turn doorknobs, from people have told me about the genre.
6turtle9 6 months ago
I have an idea. I would be more inclined to invite a vampire in if he was dressed up in a cute little kitty costume. And who among us could resist inviting in a kitty dressed like a little tiny vampire?! Take my money now, and suck my blood!
Aimless Melissa 6 months ago
This is so great!
Pucky 6 months ago
My little fluffballs have figured out to open the doors, those little scoundrels.
ruif.info.excluido 5 months ago
Brilliant – never thought of the connection! Vampires must be invited in, cats want us to keep doors open for them… good luck with the research.
NathanialEvans 5 months ago
I always thought Count Dracula was just too much of a gentleman to enter someone’s house uninvited