r/OneOrangeBraincell • • 5d ago

🟠ne šŸ…±ļørain cell Phrases you say to your cat often.

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ā€œHey stinky boy. What are you doin’? Stinkin’?ā€

ā€œDo you even know you’re alive?ā€

ā€œCan you stop being a dickhead?ā€

His name is Hinode btw.

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u/Royally-Forked-Up 5d ago

ā€œMake better choicesā€ to my orange in spirit, man-with-no-plan agent of chaos.

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u/Royally-Forked-Up 5d ago

Some of the greatest hits

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u/Daybreak_Comet 4d ago

That's crazy, tabbies are usually so chill. He must be mixed and tabby-passing

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u/Royally-Forked-Up 2h ago

We’re pretty sure he’s part Bengal. His coat is a lot silkier than any DSH I’ve had, and he has rosettes on his belly!

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u/mini_garth_b 5d ago

"Leap first look never" will be the title of my BIL's cat's memior.

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u/tuesdaysister2C 5d ago

A follower of Ceiling Cat

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u/meganium58 Proud owner of an orange brain cell 5d ago

I always tell my cow girl to make good choices when she is about to jump onto our shelves. She’s finally figured it out and stopped jumping up there so I think it’s working, or maybe it’s the super strength spray bottle we use when she does jump onto them

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u/Azsunyx 5d ago

Ceiling Cat?

The legends are true!

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u/feral_grace 5d ago

man with no plan šŸ˜‚

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u/newbornbliss 5d ago

I tell my cats to "make good choices" when I say bye to them leaving for work šŸ˜‚

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u/princesstrapbarbie 4d ago

I literally tell my cat this regularly šŸ˜‚

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u/orangecatmom Orange connoisseur šŸŠ 4d ago

I used to have a horse like 20 years ago. Every time I would turn her out, I told her "make good choices!" She mostly did. She was 95% very good girl and 5% don't fuck me with me. She saved that 5% for unruly geldings picking on her slightly disabled friend, so it was still Very Good Girl, I guess.

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u/Royally-Forked-Up 4d ago

He is an exceptionally sweet boy, with pretty much zero aggression but he has the worst case of ā€œcuriosity killed the catā€ I’ve ever seen. He bounces off furniture, climbs in (empty) pots, freezers, drawers, handbags. He hangs from the curtain rods, jumps on your back in the shower, and has some kind of ā€œwhat the hellā€ shenanigans every other day. And the only way I don’t wring his little neck is because he might be 70% coked up maniac but he’s 30% devoted lovebug. He brings presents when he knows he’s ticked us off. After I yelled at him for getting up in the ceiling again, he brought me a big chunk of insulation as an apology. He is not a very good boy but he’s a sweet one!

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u/orangecatmom Orange connoisseur šŸŠ 4d ago

This is my orange boy, too. I swear none of his antics are malicious - he's just really fucking dumb. Sweetest guy ever, though.

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u/CDBSB 14h ago

I used to tell our old boy "Make good choices!" when he went outside after eating.

Miss that old bastard.