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I'm more of a cat person than a dog person, although I enjoy both.
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Originally Posted by jazzcat22
Don't know how scientific this study was, but seems that people were polled and cat people are:
11% more likely to be introverts - I'm definitely on the introverted side.
17% more likely to have a graduate degree - I'm still working on my bachelor's degree.
25% to prefer George Harrison as their favorite Beatle (dog people like Paul) - I'm too young to have a favorite Beatle.
21% more likely to prefer ironic humor and puns (dog people like slapstick) - This is definitely true for my sense of humor.
So---we should pat ourselves on the back for being classy, deep, introspective types!
Thank you. I am learning not to waste time responding to posts that are literally a total waste of time.
My definition of 'fun' is a little more involved than posts like that. Want to take a ride in my G4? That is more fun.
I read the original Reader's Digest article and it was true about me, the dog lover While I do like cats, this extrovert who likes slapstick comedy enjoys going on long walks and hikes with my puppies as well as watching them play at the dog park.
Thank you. I am learning not to waste time responding to posts that are literally a total waste of time.
My definition of 'fun' is a little more involved than posts like that. Want to take a ride in my G4? That is more fun.
Not only did you read it, but you responded to the thread twice. You must be a slow learner.
Introvert-- used to be. Came out of my shell in college when I got my first cat of my own.
Grad degree-- yup
Beatles-- I like George, but can't seem to get Ringo out of my head.
Humor-- What's the cross between sarcasm and physical comedy?
End result... Probably a good thing that I have both a cat and a dog so I don't skew those "scientific results" too much.
This is a pretty accurate description of me although I take these surveys with a grain of salt becasue they are not exactly scientific.
I also like dogs and would have one if I could. Given a choice though, cats win hands down and tails up.
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Another Dog Owner
While I do like cats, this extrovert who likes slapstick comedy enjoys going on long walks and hikes with my puppies as well as watching them play at the dog park.
