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Ocelot II

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1. I've always had at least one cat, so yes, things have always disappeared.

Reply to XanaDUer2 (Original post)

Thu Jan 30, 2025, 01:01 PM

10 hrs ago

If you don't have a cat I have no explanation for you. But the chances are pretty good that the missing objects will reappear when you are looking for something else.

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Do things just disappear in your home,? [View all] XanaDUer2 10 hrs ago OP

I've always had at least one cat, so yes, things have always disappeared. Ocelot II 10 hrs ago #1

Yes and apparently it's genetic LearnedHand 10 hrs ago #2

XanaDUer2........ Upthevibe 9 hrs ago #3

I actually prayed for the photo XanaDUer2 9 hrs ago #5

Usually... piddyprints 9 hrs ago #4

I hate this apt XanaDUer2 9 hrs ago #6

I'm convinced tthere is a universal "safe place" where WhiteTara 9 hrs ago #7

Right? piddyprints 9 hrs ago #8

that's the horror of the "safe place"!! WhiteTara 9 hrs ago #9

See my a painting I did that I posted below, it agrees with you! MLAA 9 hrs ago #11

Here wher I think it is....this is a painting I did a few years ago called 'Everything we lose goes somewhere' MLAA 9 hrs ago #10

Yes things disappear into the 4th dimension. Fla Dem 8 hrs ago #12

Yes! I lost a cat brush. No idea where the heck it went. Phoenix61 8 hrs ago #13

No kidding... Clouds Passing 1 hr ago #14