My cat does the same thing and im nowhere as cure as this, but... i know where the Churu brand cat cocaine is becaus i hide it, dont want void and chunk to get chunk and chunkier)
With enough space, purchasing necessary items in bulk is a great way to save money. We all need paper towels, toilet paper, hand soap, hand sanitizer, disinfecting cleaners, etc., so, financially, it makes the most sense to buy these items in bulk when it will be cheaper per unit of that item. Costco is great for this, and has become a great way to save a bit of money for myself and my friends.
The same for me. I always have at least 1 24 pack of loo roll and a load of paper towels in the hot press. I just stock up when they're on sale and need to hit a shop amount to keep getting money off vouchers.
I once bought a 50 pack of toilet paper because per 100 sheets it was a bargain. I live alone. That was over 12 months ago and I've barely made a dint. I've bequeathed the remaining rolls to whoever attends my funeral.
Even if one doesn't have the space at the time, try to find space. Organize, consider more efficient uses of the space currently occupied, throw things away, or consider deep storage. Many people who don't have much space might be able to find some with a bit of extra time and thought. Of course, some people will have already done that and still don't have the space.
Still, efficient use of space can feel VERY rewarding when done right, but it can be difficult in some situations.
That cat still has claws. You can see a couple of times it's holding on for a second. Also, you can trim a cat's claws pretty blunt, which doesn't hurt them at all, but makes them pretty blunt and short. I have 3 cats, and their claws are trimmed bi-weekly. I would never have a cat declawed and if I knew somebody was going to have that done, they wouldn't have a cat for much longer.
I teed that with my guy but he hated it and I was always worried about hurting him. Then I tried the claw cap things for a couple of weeks. I felt bad for him, like I just glued thimbles to the end of his fingers, so I stopped those. Also both operations required two people for me. I gave up on both the trimming and caping. Thankfully my boi is pretty good about his claw usage on people, and stays away from furniture for the most part. Finding textures he likes to claw helped too.
SomaliYachtClub
"Cat-ssole"
AdrianDunne
My cat's name is Parkour for this exact reason. Like all names, she now fails to live up to it daily.
imnotinthewitnessprotectionprogram
PARKOUR!!!!!
PantsAreForTheWeek
MagnumRadhard
At least your paper towel situation is under control.
DOcelot1
Purrcore
RuBisCO1
Mom's cat https://imgur.com/BdZcmcI.mpeg
GrimleyGraves
Parkour dat booty
TouchMyInfection
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Marsupialmessiah
My cat does the same thing and im nowhere as cure as this, but... i know where the Churu brand cat cocaine is becaus i hide it, dont want void and chunk to get chunk and chunkier)
ButtscratchMcPherson
What a damn gremlin. I'll take two
Dannyalcatraz
πππ
inthepines
Defend yourself hooman!
YpsilantiRomani
This is definitely the cat acting out it's catch trip kill patern, you can even see one point it jumps up on there grabs on and then bites at her side
EricAirheart
Looks like mine!
TooCoolForZuul
Much floof! Must give pets.
Athol
Is the belly a trap? Most likely. Would I still fall for it? Certainly.
EricAirheart
Shes 13 and lets me pet the belly floof for 3.2 seconds before she rips my hand off
jimhotep
PARCOUR!!
todaytomorrowwillbeyesterday
Par-cat
Righteousdew
Parkour.*
unnecessaryredarrows
*Purrcour!!
W0lfsbl00d
They also missed "Pawcour"
EccentricNimoy
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jimhotep
Excellent!!!
unfortunatelynotdeadyet
Thatβs a lot of paper towels
XEtAl
With enough space, purchasing necessary items in bulk is a great way to save money. We all need paper towels, toilet paper, hand soap, hand sanitizer, disinfecting cleaners, etc., so, financially, it makes the most sense to buy these items in bulk when it will be cheaper per unit of that item. Costco is great for this, and has become a great way to save a bit of money for myself and my friends.
Thindi1
To soak up all the blood from the claw piercings
comeonjointhejoyride
Jerking it has not been a hobby of yours I can tell
Kaze54
That's 8 rolls. Or a 2 by 4 pack at the store.
hendawg2020
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darthstormer
Costco pack. Mine line the top of the laundry room cabinets like that.
Whoisthisdoctorwho2000
Awww, we dont have Costco... ir department stores... but we got an Amazon domain last year so we have that going for us.
DesperateDunn365
The same for me. I always have at least 1 24 pack of loo roll and a load of paper towels in the hot press. I just stock up when they're on sale and need to hit a shop amount to keep getting money off vouchers.
hetnkik999
Ditto.
JusticePhrall
Whenever I get a new 12-pack of paper towels I feel wealthy beyond measure. No peon problems can stand in my way. Nothing can stop me now.
monkeyfly
I once bought a 50 pack of toilet paper because per 100 sheets it was a bargain. I live alone. That was over 12 months ago and I've barely made a dint. I've bequeathed the remaining rolls to whoever attends my funeral.
JustAName00
If they won't go bad and you have storage space, then buy in bulk. Not only do you get a discount, but you get ahead of inflation.
TooCoolForZuul
During the pandy, while everyone was hoarding TP and stores were sold out, I was easily getting by on the Costco bulk pack which lasts me years.
XEtAl
Even if one doesn't have the space at the time, try to find space. Organize, consider more efficient uses of the space currently occupied, throw things away, or consider deep storage. Many people who don't have much space might be able to find some with a bit of extra time and thought. Of course, some people will have already done that and still don't have the space.
Still, efficient use of space can feel VERY rewarding when done right, but it can be difficult in some situations.
UncleRat
Boy, that cat has that woman conditioned.
Rockafella83
Nanntuckett
Rip Ruben
cptjellyjiggeler
sadly it looks like another cat without claws anymore... just because convenience of humans
JustSomePersonThere
Holy shit look at all those downvotes! I guess mfers really like animal
Abuse.
InitHello
Maybe they just dislike misinformation, you fucking walnut.
HaikuSorrow
Wouldn't have downvoted if it wasn't clear the cat DOES have claws.
MadamPuddifoot
She definitely flinches every time he jumps on her
LeMegachonk
That cat still has claws. You can see a couple of times it's holding on for a second. Also, you can trim a cat's claws pretty blunt, which doesn't hurt them at all, but makes them pretty blunt and short. I have 3 cats, and their claws are trimmed bi-weekly. I would never have a cat declawed and if I knew somebody was going to have that done, they wouldn't have a cat for much longer.
prosper020
I teed that with my guy but he hated it and I was always worried about hurting him. Then I tried the claw cap things for a couple of weeks. I felt bad for him, like I just glued thimbles to the end of his fingers, so I stopped those. Also both operations required two people for me. I gave up on both the trimming and caping. Thankfully my boi is pretty good about his claw usage on people, and stays away from furniture for the most part. Finding textures he likes to claw helped too.
LeMegachonk
Oh, yeah, you need 2 people to trim a conscious cat's claws unless you have a very easy-going cat that actually likes it.