1. So we are all agoraphobics roflol.
   Who goes out to work to do my job on my behalf,who takes my kids to school,who takes my dogs walking?I have a much fuller life than you facereality,bob,woody whatever you are,I don’t sit at my computer writing bitter and twisted rubbish and making myself look what you are,a sad pathetic lonely troll.

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2. Sad sad sad bitter person FaceReality.
   The ‘crazy cat lady’ tag has a lot to answer for and those who mock cat lovers are really at the bottom of them afraid of cats, because they know cats are far more intelligent than they will ever be.
   Maybe they are also jealous of the love a cat gives and receives because they themselves have no life apart from searching the internet to find places to express their hatred of cats and their caretakers. They are the ones who try to manipulate others to join them in their hatred.
   Cats are a huge part of my life but I also do a lot for people too, far from hiding behind my computer monitor. All the cat lovers I know have busy lives too, having cats around makes our lives complete.

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3. Because the rest of the world does not hide behind their computer monitors with a cat on their lap desperately trying to manipulate others for the attention that their cats just can never provide.

   Agoraphobics and cats fit like hand and glove.

   That’s why so many of these cat-lovers even choose cats for pets and let them roam free. They cowardly live out their sheltered lives through their free-roaming cats’ behavior.

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   • That’s a pretty weird theory – sorry. You think the majority of people who like cats are frightened of going outside but let their cats roam free and that these agoraphobics live their outside lives through their cat’s behavior.

     There is absolutely no evidence whatsoever to support that statement. There are some reclusive people who keep cats and who act irresponsibly letting them roam etc but these are relatively rare situations compared to the tens of millions who live mainstream “normal” lives with their cats.

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   • Woody – don’t you get tired? Don’t you ever stop and look at the unhappy angry cat hating loser you are and think “I’m going to die soon and this will be what I did with my life” – and decide to try and enjoy yourself a bit. Your last words, which nobody will probably hear, will be something about hating cats, if you aren’t careful.

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4. I stopped buying videos when I realised you have to watch 20mins of crap before you even get to the film. You would have thought if you paid for the damn thing you would have some reasonable choices but you don’t. I suggest to anyone who is tired of big movie business advertising and all that nonsense that you just download the thing for free, press play, and watch you movie. I’d pay to do it but I wont pay to be forced through 20 mins of hollywood advertising which you can’t skip through.

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   • Sorry – I’m a grumpy fart. I think a cat movie might work. Watership down worked. I think there is no question it might work. I think it might even work better than other animal stories. But I suppose it would have to be animated. There was that film ‘the bear’ which was real and had no voice or anything and followed a bear and there was a story. I am not sure if this would be possible to do well with cats. Maybe it would but I think part of the bear’s success is that we are not familiar with it and it’s surroundings so it’s a majestic look at nature. Humans need that power to get off on. A cat film could be good though I think – at first you might think not, but it’s certainly a possibility. I’m not sure how they act. I think dogs are more film friendly. They can be trained to do things on camera. Not cats. Nonetheless people love cats and might like them in a longer movie form.

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     • Well, I agree because cat videos are massive hits. Some sort of clever integration of animation and “reality” may do something. Although I don’t really like the “funny cat videos” genre I can’t see why it can’t be transported to the big screen. I am sure some clever American producer could dream up something.

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       • Michael, watch ‘A cat in Paris’ – it’s an animation, it’s quite sweet. Try to watch the french version with subs rather than the americanized english one though. There’s another cat film – a danish one I think, about a lady who can talk to the cats in her neighbourhood – I forget the name but it seems like a very nice movie.

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       • The Danish or whichever country around there one is not an animation it’s real life but I think the cats have voices – it seems like a fun movie that explores the idea of what it would be like for a cat to be in the body of a human. I would like to see it too. I have ‘A cat in Paris’ so if you would like it I can upload it to my server for you to download it.

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