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Anna-Tiger Free

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Recent Comments

  1. 12 days ago on Breaking Cat News

    Add my name, please! I forgot that little detail in my first post!

  2. 12 days ago on Breaking Cat News

    Sorry, I am not a regular. What is going on? I see that we are promised a brand new gocomics platform as of April 2025. It appears to come with a “Modernized commenting platform”. Does that mean restrictions on the current system? That would be a shame. I enjoy the comments. The circle of cat lovers, friends of our cat journalist, this community, the Orb; offerd a reprieve from the human news cycle and its controversies and aggression. It taught me a lot about American (middle class?) culture. It would be sad if all that was lost.

  3. 21 days ago on Breaking Cat News

    Very lucid commentary, Burt!

  4. about 1 month ago on Snow Sez

    One good turn deserves another

  5. about 2 months ago on Learn to Speak Cat

    Lady Macbeth :-) of Catland

  6. 4 months ago on Breaking Cat News

    Paw Power to you! Healing purrs from Tiger and Schnurri travel across the Atlantic to you, dear cat friend, get better soon.

  7. 6 months ago on Breaking Cat News

    With the naming of tail lashing young meimei explained, let me tell you, I used to know a kitty called xiao pigu 小 屁 股 because her 屁 股 was tiny when we found her stuck under a cupboard, poor thing.

  8. 6 months ago on Breaking Cat News

    OT Today is the first day of MId-Autum-Festival, when family and friends meet over a meal to watch the full moon. Will our racoon friend bring Sophie a moon cake to share under the shininng orb? Or might the two of them at their separate homes look at the moon their hearts brimming with affection for their absent soul-mate?

  9. 6 months ago on Breaking Cat News

    Meimei, little sister, a cat of eastern origins?

  10. 6 months ago on Kliban's Cats

    Did the autocorrect destroy you “Camellia”. Because that is was the tea plant is , a member of the Camellia family; too little water in the picture for tea plants, methinks.