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Aug 5, 2017 3:15 AM
hairtriggercunt
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Sloppydrunkcatlady
ThisOneTimeInSaudi
When the bass bumps
IamJustinSane
His whole life consists of titties and milk, what's not to be excited about.
trippintherift
He's got chills, they're multiplying
veeveesparks
Supaenmi
Ha, I was just watching Grease
Justarandomgiffairy
Why is it doing that? Real question, I've never owned a kitten.
Shellbear3000
I like to think they are dreaming OR them being so little&new baby is still trying to control its movement. Prolly still can't walk well :)
Sloppydrunkcatlady
Their nervous systems aren't fully developed when they're born, so they twitch until then because they don't have super great control :)
ItchyItchyshake
Mittens and puppers GET vivid dreams when young. I have no idea who made that claim, maybe somebody who was a mitten or doggo in past life.
KingKelloggTheWaffleHaggler
Sleepy twitches. You do it too.
Rogahar
I like how even momma cat is watching like "Is... is it okay?"
7hatsBollocks
Maybe their muscle spasms are working their legs up to their required spring?
hairtriggercunt
I don't really know why. I've had lots of kittens and have seen this, but not to this extent.
Mothstradamus
Likely milk drunk and dreamin'. The kittens I foster typically have "why is this leg/tail attached to me" dreams at about that age. 3-4weeks
geetarhumor
Random fictitious libel against an Imgurian: Did you know @hairtriggercunt lies about liking jalapeños to impress the gals at Kiwanis Club?
hairtriggercunt
It's not libel if it's true
hairtriggercunt
Just ask @SlutAtNight
SlutAtNight
She can out slut me sucking back jalapenos anytime!
hairtriggercunt
I've had some Mexican in me