Cats & Dogs - Page 89

Anonymous · ‎28-03-2015

C comes before D in the alphabet

Looks like something the cat's dragged in / Looks like a dog's breakfast

A cat may look at a king / A dog is man's best friend

Dogs come when called / Cats have ansaphones

Cats crap / Dogs doody

Dogs have masters / Cats have staff / All pigs are equal

Marjo · ‎24-10-2016

@Martin-O2 It took me a while to realise what was wrong with that image.

jonsie · ‎24-10-2016

Plastic plants do not have to be watered but have you ever tried to polish one.. Mmnnn

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jonsie · ‎24-10-2016

Normal cats are different to O2's silly idea....

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Martin-O2 · ‎26-10-2016

Hey guys,

Not quite cats and dogs but the comedy wildlife photo of the year awards are underway and a selection of the best ones have been shared.

You can find the best pics here and a few of my favourites are below.

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Cleoriff · ‎26-10-2016

Love them...particularly the 70mph cheetah eyeing up the 40 mph sign...

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jonsie · ‎27-10-2016

@Cleoriff wrote:
Love them...particularly the 70mph cheetah eyeing up the 40 mph sign...

Now that is being in the right place at the right time.

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Martin-O2 · ‎27-10-2016

It's like he's considering breaking the limit but isn't sure

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Cleoriff · ‎27-10-2016

@Martin-O2 wrote:
It's like he's considering breaking the limit but isn't sure

If an antelope was ahead...I know what the cheetah would be doing

Go cat go..

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Martin-O2 · ‎27-10-2016

Awesome picture I guess no one slows down when dinners in reach!

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Cleoriff · ‎27-10-2016

Cheetahs are solitary animals (except occasionally brothers will hunt in packs) and they only catch 50% of their prey. Yes, they are the fastest land mammals but can't sustain the chase. Also they need 20 minutes at least to recover so wont start eating till after that time. Then (and this is the biggest problem)..if they have been watched by other predators like hyenas...they will abandon their prey and not eat.

Oh god...apologies for going OTT with this info but it's a subject close to my heart..

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