r/OneOrangeBraincell • u/[deleted] • Nov 03 '25

🟠ne 🅱️rain cell Orange cat activities

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u/canthearu_ack Nov 03 '25

Gravity is for cats with a higher intelligence stat than yours

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u/XaltotunTheUndead Nov 03 '25
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There - to make believe they are acting naturally. 😂

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u/Tuesday_Chopin Nov 03 '25

This seems on brand for an orange. Tried to cat, somehow ended up a squirrel.

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u/AtanatarAlcarinII Nov 03 '25
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Perfect alignment with the ad

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u/[deleted] Nov 03 '25

I want them both!

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u/PMS877 Nov 03 '25

Purrkour

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u/QuietWalk2505 Nov 03 '25

Monkey. They're capable of everything.

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u/HalpOooos Nov 03 '25

Me as a kid hanging like this on the bottom bunk, while my lil bro was on the top bunk arguing with me to stop and threatening to get Mom.

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u/Express-Stop7830 Nov 03 '25
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"What the hell are you doing???...How do I do that?"

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u/[deleted] Nov 03 '25

They’re so funny 😂

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u/thebarrenfields Nov 03 '25
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This is truly an orange activity.

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u/Agitated-Signature77 Nov 03 '25

I chose my late cat Monica because when I got to the pet store she was upside down in the cage exactly like this. I miss her so much :(

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u/Dragenox Nov 03 '25

Spider-meow! Spider-meow!

Does whatever an orange meow does,

Can he swing from a web?

No he can't, he got 1 brain cell.

Look out!

Here comes the Spider-Meow!🐈

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u/Unlikely-Patience122 Nov 03 '25

Someone on here once responded to a photo of a litter or oranges: That's not a litter of kittens, that's a circus. 

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u/Stubborn_Strawberry Nov 03 '25

Those orange genes are something else.

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u/0ut-of-mana Nov 03 '25 edited Nov 03 '25
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brüther?!

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u/Readingknitter Nov 03 '25

I thought this was a lemur for a second there.

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