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swimmerman47 t1_iy6khde wrote

yeahh alright, I have no clue what’s going on with the title

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DogLady1722 t1_iy6mg2d wrote

The owner is great but dead?!

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nellie_1017 t1_iy6oyyi wrote

Shower curtains don't belong in the 'bedroom' section...!

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bluetheslinky t1_iy6um23 wrote

Replying to swimmerman47 (#752,708)

Having also been a user of broken English in the past, i shall attempt to translate.

There was a kitten sleeping on a bed, in a closed bed shop. OP walked in front of the shop and saw the owner (this is what they refere to passed) who was aware of the kitten but did not kick it out. Therefore OP says they're a good owner.

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imaginaryblues t1_iy6vsgq wrote

Replying to agretsukko79 (#754,479)

The picture is taken through a window…the curtains aren’t shiny. Don’t appear to be standard shower curtain width either.

I don’t know, this is obviously outside of the US so curtain styles may be different. Doesn’t really matter to me either way.

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MoogleyWoogley t1_iy6ykes wrote

So...the cat owns the store now? I don't know what's happening from the title.

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leftyontheleft t1_iy701lt wrote

I like that you can tell what the decor would look like in a realistic bedroom arrangement, with a cat sleeping on the bed.

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theUttermostSnark t1_iy720yo wrote

Thank you for sharing this! Rodents are a big problem in a large showroom, and a cat or two can easily keep a large rodent population at bay, which is why farmers often have many barnyard cats that they feed that are more rodent-eating employee than pet.

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ZetaMD63 t1_iy73rl8 wrote

Why did you take a picture of the owner, sleeping?

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obierdm t1_iy74c1h wrote

But now you have fleas and ticks cute to be sure bùt also gross.

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K-Bear8758 t1_iy76jmc wrote

Several stores in my area get "Barn Cats" from the local shelter to keep rats/ mice off of their inventory. The local shelter gets strays all the time. Instead of killing the strays when they have too many, they neuter them and put them back where they were caught or they give them to local businesses that are willing to house them. The cats usually aren't raised to be social but will hang around certain areas where they have comfortable accommodations and food and will make sure those areas are free of pests. They are usually taken by farmers wanting cats to keep rats out of their barns, hence the name "barn Cats", but recently they have been sending several to Home Depot garden centers and other nurseries.

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630630 t1_iy76q69 wrote

Love 🧡 Hoping Owner adopts Sweet Kitty!

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jillyhoop t1_iy770qe wrote

What an amazing owner. I love this.

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malinasorta t1_iy778h8 wrote

For the cutest kitty, the biggest bed

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icome3rd t1_iy79dy9 wrote

I think you got the confuse. Cat owns bed store.

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Gromit801 t1_iy7b5ay wrote

Purrfect. A realistic display, cat hair on the bed.

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Beneficial_Being_721 t1_iy7bxdu wrote

Put a sign inside the window

“THIS BED IS KITTEN APPROVED”. ..

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HarleyyR OP t1_iy7fgxj wrote

Replying to bluetheslinky (#754,719)

Thank you. I am actually British, but I merely adopted the beauty of broken english through a touch of alcohol. You have done well.

Regardless, still one of my best titles.

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TheGrinningSkull t1_iy7jfk0 wrote

Replying to bluetheslinky (#754,719)

I had completely misinterpreted the title as the bed was put up in this store as the owner of the cat has passed, hence cat becoming stray and reminiscing its owner which followed where the bed was going. What a good owner that was.

Complete backstory and everything. I knew it was too good to be true for a cat doing this instead of a dog.

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Arb3395 t1_iy7mtdt wrote

Excuse me does the cat come with the bed cause I don't want that to be bagged up I can carry it in the car

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TheNonceMan t1_iy7qfwu wrote

What are giant beds for, if not for a tiny cat?

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HarleyyR OP t1_iy7ucuo wrote

I am here to update everyone on the title, I was not in the right mindset to write cohesive english it seems.

This place is a bed/furnishing store, it was past opening hours and this kitten, which is stray (as are many around here) was taken in by the owner to live in the store or atleast sleep/be safe!

i love the comments though please do keep them coming.

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PlebbySpaff t1_iy7vfdy wrote

I thought the mannequin on the left was the owner.

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Verbenaplant t1_iy7x59h wrote

Needs two pop a litter tray inside the shop and have a shop cat. I like to see how a cat would look on the bedding as I have a cat at home. If the cat likes it then it must be comfy!

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batmandi t1_iy80ajh wrote

Ahh yes, so great for the owners customers who may be allergic to cats.

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infinitedoubts t1_iy81ycz wrote

Awww not many owners do this... Definitely a good owner for not shoo'ing the kitty.

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Tailoxen t1_iy82t7i wrote

I hope the kitten has a place to pee and poop as well.

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TriGN614 t1_iy853zz wrote

If it makes you fell better I understood it

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Fresh-Currency-6286 t1_iy87cjn wrote

Replying to bluetheslinky (#754,719)

Retaining furthermore stood a user of damaged English in history, and I shall try to decipher.

A kitty was napping on a mattress, in a closed mattress store. The op walked into the masquerade of the store and saw the lessor ( this is what they direct to as expired) who was conscious of the kitty but did not boot it out. Accordingly, the original poster says they're adequate.

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cbelt3 t1_iy8c0be wrote

Working cat, pest control.

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imNinjaXR t1_iy8dnhu wrote

If the owner’s dead who’s looking after the cute kitten?? Where’s little kitty getting food and water?! I am so concerned.

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imNinjaXR t1_iy8e1b5 wrote

Replying to HarleyyR (#765,271)

Your comments don’t explain who’s caring for the cat now that the owner’s passed away. Has the kitten been taken to a shelter and fostered into a home? Who’s looking after the kitten now?

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rchdeck t1_iy8h5um wrote

Oh no there's a dead gerbil on your bed!!

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latinzane32 t1_iy8n8w3 wrote

That stray is modeling for the store. In return, a place to stay, probably a meal or two. Looks like a win/win.

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zendetta t1_iy8oasn wrote

Replying to bluetheslinky (#754,719)

Thanks. I was trying and just couldn’t parse it out.

No judgement. This person’s English is way better than my version of… well, every other language on earth. And a great picture.

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TBElektric t1_iy8oizo wrote

Replying to cmdr_cathode (#764,642)

This definition is one of ... He was passing by the store, this is the window display at the front of the store, and the OP was passing by and saw the kitty in a happy warm sleep.

Not the other definition of passed as it appears.

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santathe1 t1_iy8q0u5 wrote

Cute cat and good owner, but sadly >!Godzilla had a stroke trying to read the title, and died!<.

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Nosilla314 t1_iy8tjcf wrote

Obviously kitten is employed by shop owner to demonstrate cozy bedding available for purchase. This kitty deserves a raise for a job well done . 💖

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TBElektric t1_iy8zwwt wrote

Replying to HarleyyR (#770,541)

I mean.. as a previous cat owner... I know for a fact that that cat is now the owner of that store.. 😆 so you technically just missed "the" at the beginning of that 🤣

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leodelacruz t1_iy9v345 wrote

He knows you're watching him. He looks at his ears

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OG_Olivianne t1_iya45n7 wrote

This is adorable and every time I see cats I cuddle them. I’m also incredibly allergic and would like to be able to buy a bed without a reaction. When I cuddle a cat, I’m consenting to the reaction. Just food for though.

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dobiemomluv t1_iya8669 wrote

Ok….I’ll take the bed and the kitten too. Just take my money!

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No_Car1491 t1_iyaihjv wrote

I saw this upon waking up from a nap and didn't even blink at the title, i read the intent ("stray" cat in shop window i passed by) and didn't see the typo til reading comments 🤣 yay display cat!

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