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The Disappointed Cat

  • Christopher T. Dabrowski
  • Aug 12
  • 1 min read

by Christopher Dabrowski



The white cat looked eminently depressed, sitting paw to paw with head down.


– What's up? You didn't get enough sleep? – asked the black tomcat.


– “Garfield” should have aired on Catflix, and instead, we have got “Lassie.”


– It could have been worse. It could've been the “Dog Patrol”.


– Oh Great Purr! That's horror.


– Don't sulk. Let's come outside and play in the snow – suggested Black.


– What snow? It's frozen flake water, ignoramus.


– How did you call me? – nudged the black, sticking out his claws.


– If you want to catfight, go to the boiler room. There, the street cats wag mice fights.  

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