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i was just thinking about this and didnt know, can i train my cat to use chinese stars
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yes
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Is this seriously the administrator answering?? Why on earth would you tell this user that he can train his cats to use throwing stars???
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@ziggyboy - It is people like you who are responsible for keeping cats and kittykind in general in the dark ages. I have seen personally, and seen on video source magazines like youtube, that yes, cats can do anything. Chinese stars might sound difficult but with training most cats could probably learn. Some cats can even talk, out loud as well as via mental telepathy (i admit unproven) and these are just the things we can barely understand. With so-called "cat-lovers" discouraging kittys to get out there and achieve, is it any wonder they don't pull themselves up in our society?!
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ziggy bo are you serious? If you don\\\’t think cats can become proficient in throwing stars i think you might be wrong ok? because i play a lot of dungeons and dragons and vampire the masquerade games with are models of real life (actual life, meaning they are real), and in those you can have feline characteristics and still get to a high level with missle weapons which include shurikens. Or Chinese stars. But I think you can call them Asian stars now because my mom and dad told me that you shouldn\\\’t call Chinese things Chinese anymore you should just say Asian unless you are in China and then you can just call them Chinese people. But remember, a Chinese star is an Asian star andyou will be ok.
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Are you talking about teaching your cat to throw Chinese Throwing Stars?? Then, no, that is impossible.
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Yes you can train your cat I’ve trained my cat to come and sit by m yfeet but that’s all.
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yes. and…what are chinese stars? i thought that you ment how to shake or sit or stuff like that. you can teach them anything.
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Shuriken, or Chinese/Japanese Throwing Stars, or Ninja Stars, or or or (they have many slang terms) are small bladed weapons shaped like flat stars.
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Here, check them out: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shuriken
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you know ziggyboy - It is people like you who are responsible for keeping cats and kittykind in general in the dark ages. I have seen personally, and seen on video source magazines like youtube, that yes, cats can do anything. Chinese stars might sound difficult but with training most cats could probably learn. Some cats can even talk, out loud as well as via mental telepathy (i admit unproven) and these are just the things we can barely understand. With so-called “cat-lovers” discouraging kittys to get out there and achieve, is it any wonder they don’t pull themselves up in our society?!
Source Link: proof:
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A) No need to post the same thing twice, and B) It ruins your cred instantly when you can't accurately transcribe the name of the person you're attempting to dis. But thank you for that highly entertaining interjection. :-)
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A) I am not trying to be entertaining. No one spoke up much for women before the sexual revolution of the American 1960's, but now thanks to people like me women can now vote, speak publically, and hold top government positions. B) You are using a highly irregular and grammatically difficult multiple choice type response format to criticize the exact transcription of your name in my prior post. You are neglecting to realize that since you and only you responded to my comment, which was addressed to you, my form of address was effective to wit. C) I had to post again because I forgot to include the source link of my amazing revalation in my OP. D) None of the above.
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LoL - sassy, aren't we? When your cat masters the shuriken, please post the video. Let the Cat Revolution begin!
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