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 Posted: Mon Mar 03, 2008 2:30 am
He destroyed my life...
Wow.. That hamster didn't last long..
My sister found it yesterday morning, it's face all scratched up. (I was at my boyfriends)
We reckon that during the night she had stuck her nose through the cage, as she liked to do, and one of the cats attacked her.
But then it is pretty obvious that's what happened.
Anyway, I got home just a few minutes ago and my mum told me, she said she reckoned it was a cat.
Well, me be being able to sense things, went round to each cat and asked them if they killed the hamster.
The cats know I sense from them, so hide from me when they do something they know they shouldn't.
(My mum and sister can't sense anything, so the cat's are fine around them when they do something they shouldn't)
Well sure enough, one of the cats had.
At first she would not make eye contact with me, then ran away when I asked her again.
She is now she is stroking herself against me, appologetically.
I can feel her sadness too, she didn't mean to kill the hamster..
So tell me.. Think it's obsured that I can tell which cat killed the hamster?
Or that I can sense what the cats think or want?
What is your whole view about the sensing energy etc.?
Don't worry about the hamster dying, I wasn't too attatched to it.. I prefer the cats. biggrin
Now I will destroy him.
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Posted: Mon Mar 03, 2008 2:48 am
Poor hamster. D:
But yeah, that's cool. Sixth sense.
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Posted: Mon Mar 03, 2008 5:26 am
The poor hammy's. :c
I was in the pet store looking at some the other day.
They're so cute.
But yes.
You're on the same wavelength with your cats.
My dogs do the same with me.
My cat just looks at me as if I'm retarded.
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Posted: Mon Mar 03, 2008 6:41 am
Poor hamster...
Aww, I want to be able to do that! I'm like, obsessive over cats and dogs. xD
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Posted: Mon Mar 03, 2008 8:59 am
I don't think it's weird. :/ We have three cats, and they totally know when they've done something wrong. You can tell, because they usually run away and won't look at you or something like that. Or, I've got this one cat, she likes to get attention but she doesn't like to admit she wants attention, so she'll run away and then pause, sort of looking over her shoulder, and when I walk towards her, she'll run away again, and then stop, repeat.... until I pick her up. And then it's like "well I don't WANT attention but if you MUST give it... I guess I can pretend to enjoy it".
I'd never have hamsters or birds or fish around cats. It's a recipe for disaster. I'm sorry about your hamster, though. The cat was probably just trying to play.
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Posted: Mon Mar 03, 2008 11:22 am
It's not really that weird. Though some people think it is. I pass by this pet store every week (because I tour my local mall to take a break from studying) xD.
I think it was three weeks ago...but there was a black lab in one of the glass cage things and he looked so sad. I ended up going inside and asking one of the people working there where his sibling was.
She looked so surprised and replied that he'd been sold the day before. D'x
I hate pet stores. >x> The humane society would never let them be split apart if they saw how they got along. Of course, they wouldn't let you take them home if your house wasn't ginormous either. xD
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Posted: Mon Mar 03, 2008 12:13 pm
xD
One of my dogs killed both of my rabbits, so I know how that is.
And I can sense whenever my dogs do something. It's some weird energy thing.
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