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We all love our cats, but let’s face it: sometimes they can be real jerks with naughty antics. From tearing toilet paper to stealing food, it’s clear that these cats don’t care about anyone and will continue to trouble their owners. So, what are we to do when our cats do bad things? Well, there’s not much you can do. Clean up their messes and snap a photo. After all, the mess won’t last, but that picture and memory will. We know that it’s hard to stay mad at these lovable cats, so we would like to share with you the evil things they did. After seeing these pics, you will have to admit that at least half of the bad things your cat does are kind of funny. Scroll down to check out!

If you’ve ever thought about a career change, today is – a great time to consider becoming a cat. That’s because Lisa Swerling and Ralph Lazar, who are the creative artists behind Last Lemon, have created a simple and funny guide on ‘How To Be A Cat!’ The two call it the Internet’s very first “user-driven guide,” since they’ve been taking suggestions from their followers. The general idea seems to be that you must strike a fine balance between apathy, neediness, and infuriating obstructiveness. If so, it would probably seem that my cat is an expert. If you wish to see more of their genius, be sure to visit Swerling and Lazar’s site, Last Lemon – they’ve got a lot more from this and other fun ongoing projects as well!

Do you think that your grandma is the only one who hoards? If you do, then you're mistaken. Believe it or not, cats have a huge hoarding problem. The upside to cats being hoarders, is that it's pretty entertaining to see what they collect. It's always the most random objects ever. And, it's never as bad as grandma's hoarding. It's far more of an easier clean up :)

If you're a cat owner, having a small bag of green herb might mean a bit different than what most people would have in mind. This magical green dust has the power to turn your ordinary domestic felines into wild jungle cats as soon as they get a whiff or it can magically melt them into a motionless puddle of fluff when they lick it. Enter the wondrous world of catnip, and the purrdy stoned kitties who can’t seem to get enough. The name ‘catnip’ is actually derived from nepeta cataria, which is an herb closely related to mint. The plant itself, whether freshly grown or dried for various commercial purposes, secretes a chemical compound called nepetalactone and that triggers a response from cats’ pheromone receptors – in other words, it then makes them lose their minds when they smell it. When the plant is actually ingested, it can produce the opposite effect by sedating the cat. Each and every cat reacts differently to the magical herb, with some showing outright immunity to its powers. Take a look at cats below who went on a serious ‘nip trip’!

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If you're feeling a little blue and need a midday pick-me-up, we’ve got the purrfect prescription to get you through this or any day. It's cats on Twitter! These hilarious cat tweets are instantly going to brighten your day and bring a smile to your face. Whether it’s a cat getting itself into impossible predicaments (see above), being extra adorable, or just trying to show off its latest mouse kill, these little ones are just some of the reasons cats have taken over the internet.

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