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. . . There is little neutrality in me.

*Attacks thread with a fluffy pillow* PILLOW FIGHT!!!!! THWOMP!

Ack! Defend the resting area! -throws pillow in retaliation-

Ahh! -Ducks.-
>_< Just don't break the feather pillows.

The mess it would make @___@

Yes...yes it would O.O

I've never broken a pillow in a pillow fight but...I can imagine the mess...

I never have either. But I have seen what they can do.

I bet my cat would enjoy...oh wait, I don't have the cat that goes nuts over feathers anymore :/

Aww. I'm sorry.

-Hugs.- If it helps any, I miss the cat we had overnight. =( He was so cuddly. And, the lady got him checked out, he was just 4 months old.

My ex-roommate has him so I know he's in good hands...I just miss him. He was a wonderful stray we rescued.

Strays sometimes make the absolutely best pets. So far all the strays I've pulled in have been fantastic cats and dogs.

Except Furball. But my grandpa took him in. Furball is learning; but a Mancoon at about a year old is huge and he doesn't know better which makes him more. . . dangerous.

The stray did eventually learn not to pick on the fat but usually non-violent one. I think I found them once with the fat one sitting on the stray...

LMFAO Nice.

I would be laughing.

I think I was too. "This is what you get for picking on a cat TWICE your size..." The stray was great at playing though, and was addicted to feather wands.

Feather wands are amazing. I think >_> I wouldn't know or anything.

Oh wow...I got one that smelled like catnip and I was playing with it myself >.>;

The stray, however, would play and play and finally catch it, then walk around with it in his mouth for 30 minutes or so.

Yeah. I had one who would bring me dead mice, moles, and even half a rabbit once she killed.

My grandpa wasn't happy that she left the rabbit on the porch.