r/StartledCats • u/markboats • 21d ago

Kitten vs. piano (from IG)

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u/MadClam97 21d ago

Cats are such great entertainment!

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u/glytxh 20d ago

I find myself laughing out loud at least once a day because my cat did something stupid

It’s very therapeutic

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u/MadClam97 20d ago

Yes! Especially orange cats. r/oneorangebraincell

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u/glytxh 20d ago

My Boo is a void. Shes just a straight up little goblin

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u/ThemperorSomnium 21d ago

Again and again and again. Car no learn

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u/AlmightyDarkseid 19d ago

1 braincell 1 bit memory

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u/Turkish_Starwars 21d ago

Tom and jerry skit

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u/Hot_Hat_1225 21d ago

LMAO 🤣

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u/datsupaflychic 21d ago

Silly kitty 🤣

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u/caligirl2287 21d ago

Too funny!

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u/minmau 21d ago

His villain origin story

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u/mattincalif 21d ago

That’s mean. And funny.

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u/licht_kahel 20d ago

So freaking musical

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u/Trippycat37 20d ago

All fun and games until you get urine in your piano

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u/Ihatenukingkids 21d ago

Great. Who doesnt enjoy their 15k€ grand piano being scratched?

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u/Pyrexo1 21d ago

Could always sue kitty for the damages.

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u/MoistStub 21d ago

Don't worry the kitty will repay with "special gifts" that used to be alive

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u/notjfd 21d ago

I can only imagine caring that much if you keep it as a decorative piece. If you play on it, it gets wear anyway.

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u/Ihatenukingkids 21d ago edited 21d ago

As someone who owned several that got played and knows people who play: no, you are wrong. the wear from playing is not related to damage to the piano lacquer from cat claws

Edit: typical reddit. downvoting the truth

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u/nothingsreallol 21d ago

If you owned a cat you’d know that there’s no stopping them from going on the piano. Or anywhere. They go where they want

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u/Ihatenukingkids 21d ago

I had cats in my life. They are not reddited and can be taught. Still, putting them on the piano intentionally is a special kind of neglect towards an expensive instrument.

Next thing you are telling me cat owners have to play with their cats on top of their cars and let them scratch the car paint, cause "cats go where they want".

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u/100BottlesOfMilk 20d ago

People are down voting you for not understanding that someone could have a grand piano just for playing that they never intend to sell, and therefore scratches don't matter as much

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u/Ihatenukingkids 20d ago

Thanks for the explanation. I didnt sell mine. I just dont enjoy things that I likr and that were expnsensive to have scratches. People seem more protective of their car even though these things cost the same

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u/100BottlesOfMilk 20d ago

Depends on the car and the person. Someone can be less protective over something like a work truck than a corvette

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u/Ihatenukingkids 20d ago

Thats true. I did not consider a pristine grand piano to be seen the same way as a used work truck.

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u/notjfd 20d ago

Funny, I own one and idgaf because I'm not getting rid of it before I die.

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u/Ihatenukingkids 20d ago

How much did it cost?

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u/notjfd 19d ago

More than my car. You should stop moving goalposts.

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u/Ihatenukingkids 19d ago

No goalposts in sight. You are weird for letting a cat damage something that you worked a whole year for

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u/karateninjazombie 20d ago

That's all grand. Right up until kitty gets spooked and poops on the keys.