Graham Glass, etc.: Cat lovers rejoice!

Cat lovers rejoice!

Apparently domestic cats have been around about 9,500 years; around the time that farming started and these kinds of cats were needed to keep the mice from the barns. Dogs came around 3,000 years earlier, so clearly cats are a more advanced species!

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