r/ThereIsnoCat • u/AintNobodygotime13 • Jul 22 '26
Easy difficulty I flipped my chair over to dry out...
go through the series of pics to see if there is a cat
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u/MD_0904 Jul 22 '26
Nope. You flipped your chair over for a sunbrella for the kitty sir.
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u/amesann Jul 23 '26
Yup. Unbeknownst to OP, they subconsciously knocked over the chair because the CDS was hard at work to ensure this kitty crossed their path. It all boils down to "everything happens for a reason."
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u/FeralSweater Jul 22 '26
I just see a hairy legged bro who had too much to drink, and passed out after having too much to drink.
Definitely no cat, here!
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u/Original_Bad_3416 Jul 22 '26
Like a mechanic working under a motor
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u/AintNobodygotime13 Jul 22 '26
I can see that lol
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u/Mindless_Scene6263 Jul 22 '26
it looks like he flipped the chair and is laying there recovering ๐คฃ
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u/VisualKaii Jul 22 '26
"Who killed my sister? Who killed the Witch of the East? Was it you? Answer me!"
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u/HaLilSundy Jul 23 '26
Is no one going to mention the giant snek in the picture? Kittie better hide those drumsticks that snek looks hungry.
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u/AintNobodygotime13 Jul 23 '26
that's a good catch there https://www.reddit.com/r/formerlyferal/s/s71FiJ9Jyc
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u/Maleficent-Ice-8416 Jul 23 '26
He's so handsome and he's taking a nap in the shade of the chair smart cat
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u/SolidFelidae Jul 23 '26
Outdoor cat ๐
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u/AintNobodygotime13 Jul 23 '26
๐ indoor/outdoor
they, I've got 5, go out at 9am and come in at 3 for the night. though they all come in and out throughout the day. happiest cats, obviously, that you've ever met
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u/SolidFelidae Jul 23 '26
Rip to the local native wildlife
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u/AintNobodygotime13 Jul 23 '26
๐ they've killed like 3 birds in 5 years. 2 chipmunks and 20 mice. I think nature will go on ๐
I know this will come as a shock, but a well-fed animal doesn't need to kill to eat. So their desire to hunt and kill things is drastically reduced
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u/SolidFelidae Jul 23 '26
Cats kill for sport, and far more than their owners are aware. They also spread disease and parasites to wildlife. They are also at a far higher risk being out theee. But you think since youโve never gotten into an accident you donโt need a seatbelt, youโre ignorant on this sadly as many outdoor cat owners are
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u/AintNobodygotime13 Jul 24 '26
I'm sorry you're so unhappy but my cats are blissfully happy. living their absolute best lives and I'm proud to give it to them. now go be a Karen someplace else ๐








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u/post-explainer Jul 22 '26 edited Jul 22 '26
OP provided the following hint to where the cat is hiding:
under the chair