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Below, you will find many cat-blogging posts; here you will find links to other cat sites, and here you will find poems, politics, play, and much else.
Today we are going to explore our Inner Halloween:
| You Are a Little Scary |
 You've got a nice edge to you. Use it. |
And just a few more:
Black Cat. Ethreal. Magical. Are you good or bad?
Nobody is every sure, because you are very private and have a hidden agenda. They may think they know you but they're wrong.
What Halloween symbol are you? brought to you by Quizilla
Well, well. People may have to stay away from you. Let's see if I watch what I say. Ahem. You are a moody, impatient person with a darker side that could freak people out. You prefer to be alone since others bother or annoy you a lot. If anyone goes too far, you can strike. You can only hold in so much. Nevertheless, Happy Halloween, Kitty.
What Halloween Figure Are You? brought to you by Quizilla
You have cat eyes. If you're irritated about something, people would automatically know, whether looking in your eyes or analyzing your body language. You may have other subtle ways of letting people know how you feel. You hate to be bothered, and prefer not to deal with so many people. That's what makes you a bit of a solitude person. You can have fun when you want though. That's what makes you interesting.
What Animal Eyes Do You Have? brought to you by Quizilla
You're a cat - the sexiest halloween symbol. You're very laid back about the whole thing but you feel most comfortable at this time of year. You'll do anything for a treat!
"A spooky hallowe'en quiz!" brought to you by Quizilla
And Finally:
You may wonder if I had to cheat to get such, umm, consistent results.
Well . . . that's between me and my cats.
This week's Carnival of the Cats is here, and Friday Ark is up. Happy Feline Halloween!
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Posted by: Karen | 31 October 2004 at 10:05 PM