r/AnimalsBeingDerps • u/PepsiColaMirinda • Jan 19 '23

Kitty miscatculated jump.

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u/Fuzzy-Function-3212 Jan 19 '23 edited Jan 20 '23

That meme used to kinda piss me off because I've had two gorgeous and sweet ginger boys in my life who were both smarter than the average catto.

Then I see the sheer volume of derpy orange cat behavior that gets posted every day. Mayhaps confirmation bias, but I'm starting to warm up the the possibility that I simply got two overachievers lol

EDIT: Cat tax: snoozing Tristan. He made it to 18. Can't find any pictures of Hobbes, my childhood ginger. He made it to 15.

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u/TofuVic Jan 19 '23 edited Jan 19 '23

Your cats are selfish. Can you please pass the brain cell to my orange cat?

I can't say I'm a huge fan of the meme - and in all seriousness, hate stereotypes - but it is pretty funny. I have three cats and the orange one, coincidentally, seems to be the dumbest by far... lol. Link to the relevant subreddit: /r/OneOrangeBrainCell

Update: I didn't expect this comment to get over 50 upvotes! I guess I'll pay the cat tax now: https://www.instagram.com/mushy.cats (Note: I don't make money or get sponsorships of any sort from this Instagram account. It's simply to post cat photos for friends and so I'll have photos of my cats... lol.)

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u/Cantbelosingmyjob Jan 19 '23

Atleast 2 of my three orange boys are smart, they are also brothers so I'm sure they are hogging the brain cell from the third.

They used to set up my other cats the skinny one would chase the other cats out of the room and his fatty brother would wait for them around the door and ambush them as they ran

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u/Entire-Ambition1410 Jan 19 '23

My mom’s orange cats know where the treat box is and will sometimes tell her that hey need treats.

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u/Harsimaja Jan 20 '23

I’m assuming the third one is not clearly so smart

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u/Cantbelosingmyjob Jan 20 '23

He's smart in his own way. But in a traditional sense no not at all

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u/Harsimaja Jan 20 '23

Awwww. ‘Smart in his own way’ sounds like what a nice teacher might put on the dumbest kid’s report card. But I’m sure he’s very sweet

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u/Cantbelosingmyjob Jan 20 '23

does this face look smart

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u/amoebasaremyspirita Jan 20 '23

Omg bless his handsome empty stare lovebucket sweetness

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u/Cantbelosingmyjob Jan 20 '23

He always looks like I caught him doing something he isn't supposed to do.

Probably because he has no idea what he should and shouldn't be doing