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I saw them before they became famous.

posted 8 years ago by Stammaman
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Playing live in Covent Garden.

Well Bob mainly just sat there and looked cool. 

Ouch!Ouch!

[–] bruiser-t-cat 8 years ago

Used to see them around a lot. Have never met such a laid back cat. He just did not give a feck.

[–] UrielFaraci 7 years ago

Cat's probably got a brain injury or something.

[–] mysay-97-581086 7 years ago

Cat's with brain injuries don't act calm and zen. Nor is he drugged. He is just a very special cat.

[–] UrielFaraci 7 years ago

"A very special cat." He's just an animal. They're not magical. He's either drugged up or slightly slow. It's cool that it helped his owner, but he's still an animal.

[–] anomaleo 7 years ago

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[–] sparklingly 7 years ago

Nobody is saying he is magical but animals have different temperaments just like humans you know. No different from how police horses are able to remain calm in situations that would freak most other horses out.

When your mind breaks the spirit of your soul.

[–] pdbrat 7 years ago

You've obviously not had pets. I have a blind cat who knows every nook and cranny of our 2-story house, and unlike most blind animals, she loves company. The more people, the better. Animals are like humans- some are bright, some aren't.

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[–] nickm-71961 7 years ago

me too i saw them a few times i got the book signed by both a first edition too they are both great

[–] diadara 7 years ago

I have a cat who behaves more like a dog than a cat. They clearly mixed the personas up at the pet workshop :)

[–] phoenix-soul-980-642720 7 years ago

OMG! You too? I have a Ginger Cat that is just like that. He behaves too much like a Dog, and thats why I call him the Third Dog (We have 2 dogs).

[–] Tbone382001 (109) 7 years ago

I had a Ginger that looked exactly like Morris the cat when I was a kid. He also acted like a dog. Never had a litter box, he would go to the door and meow to go outside. He would follow me to school. I was always worried he wouldn't find his way home. Funniest thing was my brother named him Heidi. Not sure how that came about.

[–] louiseculmer 7 years ago

How lovely. i wish I had seen them. I quite often went to Covent garden in those days, but I suppose I was never there at the right time.

[–] Catbookss (13664) 7 years ago

Just caught this last night on Netflix. Excellent movie! How fun you saw them back when they were playing at Covent Garden.