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Today, when i came back from work, i was walking up the stairs at home, to my room, and a cat came running from my room. Despite the numerous e-mail addresses i have and my so called "Cat" clan, i hate cats.

As a matter of fact the same Cat came into the house a couple of days ago, i was watchin tv in the living room, on the carpet and suddenly this Cat was looking at me n mioawing.. if thats how you spell the sound that cats make... and ofcourse i just stayed on the carpet and called my mother to chase away the Cat. And all it really took though, was me yelling. Don't know how it keeps getting into the house though...

Reminds me of wn i lived in Indah Villa, n went swimming in tht pool at night. This annoyin black Cat used to stand on the edge of the pool, co-incidentally under the frangipani tree, and miaow. Freaky Cat wld then walk me back to my appartment, n wn i tried to shoo it, it'd take a step back, ready to bolt, but just never disappear. N considering it was normally 2 am, its more than a little freaky.

I do not believe in ghosts, bt decided i know why most of us find Cats a bit freaky and inspire thoughts of the supernatural being oh so very natural...

It's cz they look right at our eyes.... dogs on the other hand, they mostly ignore us.. like kids, they look at us when they want entertainment or food.. or some petting.. but Cats, when they're threatened...they look right at our eyes.

"Do you dare eat me, human?"

Freaky Cats...

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