It siginifies a raised eyebrow in the circles that I run in (not literally @.@;;;)

so there ^_~

Elorien, who uses those style emots a LOT

Im really a tit and ass type guy thats what i look at first then its iq and personality, because i really dont like stupid girls or the perky high on life ones.

I think it's amazing that out of all the posts in this thread, you chose my post to "reply" to. I bet you don't understand the indentations in code, either.

(like Bill the Cat, for those of us who are old enough to remember).

Yup, That'd be Bill the Cat from Bloom County Comics.

I don't know what kind of milk you give cats, but they like milk, and it doesn't make them sick!

If milk made cats sick, they wouldn't survive past infancy. Cats... like all mammals... are born with the digestive enzymes to process milk, as milk is the only food that newborn mammals receive. If they continue to ingest milk periodically, they retain the enzymes... if not, they lose the ability to safely ingest milk. It's the same way with humans.

My point about indenting, though, is that threads represent a conversation. Your post was an answer to the original question asked, and had nothing to do with my post... it should have been posted as a reply to the main post, not as a reply to me. If you can't understand the puprose of grouping and indentation, you're not going to get very far in coding.

Actually, I have heard this as well. I know we never get our cat milk because of that. But as lexy pointed out, all animals drink milk. It might just have something to do with drinking cows milk, or just be and old wifes tale.

You'd think that cow's milk was different from human's milk, too, wouldn't you? In fact, you'll find people who'll argue that we shouldn't drink cow's milk because it's not "natural" for us to do so, and thus, cannot be healthy. You know what? I could even point you to some books that will tell you as much, if I thought they deserved the publiciltiy. Given the abundance of poisonous, toxic, foul-tasting, irritating, and simply unnutritious substances found in the most successful flora and fauna extant in our sphere, I have to say that the much-lauded connection between "natural" and "healthy" has thus far eluded me.

Is cow's milk "healthy" for cats? Don't know. Don't care. In moderation, though, it's not particularly unhealthy for them. We often eat unhealthy things because we like their flavor... you'll find such behavior is not uncommon among what are ironically considered to be the more intelligent species on this planet... herbivorous primates, for instant, will sample meat, and lacking the digestive apparatus needed to assimilate it, become violently ill... which puts most of them right off it. Most of them.

Am I saying that you should set a big bowl of milk down before a cat every day? No. Like any other mature mammal, an adult cat will have a varying tolerance to lactose. If a cat likes milk, and you know the cat's tolerance (or at least, you know a level that's within that tolerance), by all means, let the cat indulge every once in a while.

Does this mean I should be given a number, forced to wait in line, and killed like a cow?

I wonder, what seperates us from a cow, I am not talking about physical characteristics though. I also wonder why it is bad for "Humans" to be killed like cows and such, when we do that all the time to them?

Will my bones be used in a mosaic or as beads in a necklace?

Dont be absurd, no one does that anymore! We will use your bones to make bread byproducts.

I'm not sure. I think I'm really a wit woman, in the end.

Then I must be at least partly attractive, because my friends are always calling me a half-wit. Yeehaw!