Hehe, the cat we had when I grew up was completely and utterly obsessed with home made apple pie, she knew that she wasn’t supposed to get up on tables, and even fish or meat was something she could resist, but not home made apple pie.
I actually did put fiend in originally but when I went to search to make sure it meant what I thought it meant it kept popping up as meaning something else, so I kept searching until I found feen haha
Hehe, the cat we had when I grew up was completely and utterly obsessed with home made apple pie, she knew that she wasn’t supposed to get up on tables, and even fish or meat was something she could resist, but not home made apple pie.
Cats fucking adore butter. They don’t care for sugar or wheat, but they’ll go buck wild for butter. Sounds like you made proper pie!
She also loved olive oil, she would prefer ir over fish and eggs
You have a typo in your post. i think you ment “purrrr-fer”.
My cat used to love whole olives.
Obligatory cat eating pumpkin with yum yum noises: https://youtube.com/shorts/fw8feygRqG4
Mt cat’s nickname is “Butter Boy”. His only other vice is roasted chicken.
My big fat ginger loves cornbread and has once destroyed a cornmeal bag.
Okay, what about your cat?
My brothers cat was a feen for persimmon, the sister cat didn’t care for it at all
I think you mean “fiend.”
I guess both would be correct
Oh, what a good rabbit hole!
I use fiend in exactly the same way: “I’m fiending for a cigarette,” etc.
I actually did put fiend in originally but when I went to search to make sure it meant what I thought it meant it kept popping up as meaning something else, so I kept searching until I found feen haha
I mean, I’ve gotta assume that they’re related, but I’m always happy for a new variant.
I sweat all day at work, my cat LOVES when I come home as a fresh salt lick