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Food. I see.
I've just checked an online dictionary and this word does not exist, so I am assuming that this is slang.

I know that I saw that word used on an advert for yoghurt, so perhaps people have learnt this word from the advert?

Back on topic, you don't have to keep your cat in the kitchen, unless there is a specific reason for this.
 
sunama said:
Food. I see.
I've just checked an online dictionary and this word does not exist, so I am assuming that this is slang.

I know that I saw that word used on an advert for yoghurt, so perhaps people have learnt this word from the advert?

Back on topic, you don't have to keep your cat in the kitchen, unless there is a specific reason for this.
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:D
that's just what i told my boyfriend...our house is going to be the kitty's castle :D
 
wolvers said:
I love all the pics in this thread too. :)

It's also a great place for kitteh based advice :), so I have come for some. Have any of your cats ever had any bald patches? Florence developed this little baldy area on her side about 2 weeks ago. It hasn't changed at all since from what I can tell.

We thought at first it might be from over grooming, because Mrs W had left her in the house all day a couple of times and she seemed to be lazing around and grooming a lot, but now we're not so sure. Any ideas?
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It may not be the same thing but one of our cats had a problem with his ears where the skin kinda went crusty and the hair fell out. Turns out it was something to do with the blood vessels in his ears being to small so the skin was dying. He got a steroid injection and the fur is slowly growing back but it could be a recurring problem for him.

Might be worth taking your cat to the vet if the fur isn't growing back.
 
sunama said:
Food. I see.
I've just checked an online dictionary and this word does not exist, so I am assuming that this is slang.

I know that I saw that word used on an advert for yoghurt, so perhaps people have learnt this word from the advert?

Back on topic, you don't have to keep your cat in the kitchen, unless there is a specific reason for this.
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not sure if serious....


search om nom nom nom
 
Leila - Cat - and Meg. First day we had her just over a year ago.

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Smokey taking care of her now.

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Smokey was an excellent father to her.

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Leila today. She is cheeky and gorgeous.

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Tefal said:
search om nom nom nom
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LOL.

I am deadly serious and I am not going to waste any more time searching slang words.

I remember seeing those words in an advert on the telly (so I am assuming that the ad agency made up those words) - the dictionary has no record of the existence of such a word. That's enough for me.

:p
 
sunama said:
On the first day you got the cat, she was happy to sleep with the dog like that?
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Yes, I totally trust Meg. She appeared in our field about five years ago, tired, hungry and dirty. I took her in, bathed and fed her, and she slept in my AB jacket for 5 hours. She has been with us ever since. She sleeps on the bed with us every night - with the cats cuddle up to her too - She is extremely loyal and intelligent.
 
sunama said:
LOL.

I am deadly serious and I am not going to waste any more time searching slang words.

I remember seeing those words in an advert on the telly (so I am assuming that the ad agency made up those words) - the dictionary has no record of the existence of such a word. That's enough for me.

:p
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Doesn't know Nom but knows LOL?! Nom is almost as big as LOL in terms of mainstream internet slang these days.


Everything answered in the above video :D
 
trixilux said:
:D
that's just what i told my boyfriend...our house is going to be the kitty's castle :D
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It's not as if you have a choice. ;)

_dogma_ said:
It may not be the same thing but one of our cats had a problem with his ears where the skin kinda went crusty and the hair fell out. Turns out it was something to do with the blood vessels in his ears being to small so the skin was dying. He got a steroid injection and the fur is slowly growing back but it could be a recurring problem for him.

Might be worth taking your cat to the vet if the fur isn't growing back.
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Thanks for the advice. I think I will take her if it doesn't start to grow back soon. What's odd is that there is no signs of anything on the skin and it just looks like when she was shaved on the other side for her 'lady' operation. There's sort of stubbly hair there. :confused:
 
maxilive said:
Doesn't know Nom but knows LOL?! Nom is almost as big as LOL in terms of mainstream internet slang these days.


Everything answered in the above video :D
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O M G!!!! This made me *squeeeeeee* so loud the guys in the office at work think there is something wrong with me!!! :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D

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I know that this should prob go on the youtube thread but AWWWWWWWWWWWWWW!!!!!


 
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Indeed. And it was explained to me that perhaps Nom is relating to when people eat and make the noise of "nom nom nom" as they eat. Some people even suggested that this came from a computer game. Others disagreed.

In any case, from what I understand it relates to eating and food.

I will no longer be expending any more time on the word 'nom', but if you wish to carry out further research, you are more than welcome. ;)
 
say "om nom nom nom" out loud. (om. then rapid nomnomnom)

heck i thought you had kids this is pretty common baby speak.


basically means something is being eaten and it is the onomatopoeic sound made mby the rapid comedic consumption of food.


originally though it's the sound the cookie monster makes when he eats a cookie


 
sunama said:
Indeed. And it was explained to me that perhaps Nom is relating to when people eat and make the noise of "nom nom nom" as they eat. Some people even suggested that this came from a computer game. Others disagreed.

In any case, from what I understand it relates to eating and food.

I will no longer be expending any more time on the word 'nom', but if you wish to carry out further research, you are more than welcome. ;)
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Wasn't particulary indepth research, I just remembered the post/thread :p
 
We have a beautiful kitten aged 2 months, we lost a cat before Christmas and it was awful :( We have since acquired a 2yr old female cat that has decided to make our home hers!! :D Cheeky devil she is! They get on well and we have not found the owners nor has she got a chip. The funny thing is she is about to give birth within the next few hours by the looks of things. We have had her around 11 weeks so she has not been spayed so got pregnant while been with us :) Cannot wait to see what its like, should be an experience to watch, I will try and record it :)
 
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