linguisticparadox: islakariese: justcatposts: “It’s not that wet” (via) This cat strikes me as both fascinated by the sensation of the rain - the smell, sound, and feel of it - and completely mortified by the fact that it comes with being
linguisticparadox: islakariese: justcatposts: “It’s not that wet” (via) This cat strikes me as both fascinated by the sensation of the rain - the smell, sound, and feel of it - and completely mortified by the fact that it comes with being
linguisticparadox: islakariese: justcatposts: “It’s not that wet” (via) This cat strikes me as both fascinated by the sensation of the rain - the smell, sound, and feel of it - and completely mortified by the fact that it comes with being
linguisticparadox: islakariese: justcatposts: “It’s not that wet” (via) This cat strikes me as both fascinated by the sensation of the rain - the smell, sound, and feel of it - and completely mortified by the fact that it comes with being
linguisticparadox: islakariese: justcatposts: “It’s not that wet” (via) This cat strikes me as both fascinated by the sensation of the rain - the smell, sound, and feel of it - and completely mortified by the fact that it comes with being
linguisticparadox: islakariese: justcatposts: “It’s not that wet” (via) This cat strikes me as both fascinated by the sensation of the rain - the smell, sound, and feel of it - and completely mortified by the fact that it comes with being
linguisticparadox: islakariese: justcatposts: “It’s not that wet” (via) This cat strikes me as both fascinated by the sensation of the rain - the smell, sound, and feel of it - and completely mortified by the fact that it comes with being
linguisticparadox: islakariese: justcatposts: “It’s not that wet” (via) This cat strikes me as both fascinated by the sensation of the rain - the smell, sound, and feel of it - and completely mortified by the fact that it comes with being
linguisticparadox: islakariese: justcatposts: “It’s not that wet” (via) This cat strikes me as both fascinated by the sensation of the rain - the smell, sound, and feel of it - and completely mortified by the fact that it comes with being
linguisticparadox: islakariese: justcatposts: “It’s not that wet” (via) This cat strikes me as both fascinated by the sensation of the rain - the smell, sound, and feel of it - and completely mortified by the fact that it comes with being
linguisticparadox: islakariese: justcatposts: “It’s not that wet” (via) This cat strikes me as both fascinated by the sensation of the rain - the smell, sound, and feel of it - and completely mortified by the fact that it comes with being
linguisticparadox: islakariese: justcatposts: “It’s not that wet” (via) This cat strikes me as both fascinated by the sensation of the rain - the smell, sound, and feel of it - and completely mortified by the fact that it comes with being
linguisticparadox: islakariese: justcatposts: “It’s not that wet” (via) This cat strikes me as both fascinated by the sensation of the rain - the smell, sound, and feel of it - and completely mortified by the fact that it comes with being
linguisticparadox: islakariese: justcatposts: “It’s not that wet” (via) This cat strikes me as both fascinated by the sensation of the rain - the smell, sound, and feel of it - and completely mortified by the fact that it comes with being
linguisticparadox: islakariese: justcatposts: “It’s not that wet” (via) This cat strikes me as both fascinated by the sensation of the rain - the smell, sound, and feel of it - and completely mortified by the fact that it comes with being
linguisticparadox: islakariese: justcatposts: “It’s not that wet” (via) This cat strikes me as both fascinated by the sensation of the rain - the smell, sound, and feel of it - and completely mortified by the fact that it comes with being
linguisticparadox: islakariese: justcatposts: “It’s not that wet” (via) This cat strikes me as both fascinated by the sensation of the rain - the smell, sound, and feel of it - and completely mortified by the fact that it comes with being
linguisticparadox: islakariese: justcatposts: “It’s not that wet” (via) This cat strikes me as both fascinated by the sensation of the rain - the smell, sound, and feel of it - and completely mortified by the fact that it comes with being
linguisticparadox: islakariese: justcatposts: “It’s not that wet” (via) This cat strikes me as both fascinated by the sensation of the rain - the smell, sound, and feel of it - and completely mortified by the fact that it comes with being
linguisticparadox: islakariese: justcatposts: “It’s not that wet” (via) This cat strikes me as both fascinated by the sensation of the rain - the smell, sound, and feel of it - and completely mortified by the fact that it comes with being
linguisticparadox: islakariese: justcatposts: “It’s not that wet” (via) This cat strikes me as both fascinated by the sensation of the rain - the smell, sound, and feel of it - and completely mortified by the fact that it comes with being
linguisticparadox: islakariese: justcatposts: “It’s not that wet” (via) This cat strikes me as both fascinated by the sensation of the rain - the smell, sound, and feel of it - and completely mortified by the fact that it comes with being
linguisticparadox: islakariese: justcatposts: “It’s not that wet” (via) This cat strikes me as both fascinated by the sensation of the rain - the smell, sound, and feel of it - and completely mortified by the fact that it comes with being
linguisticparadox: islakariese: justcatposts: “It’s not that wet” (via) This cat strikes me as both fascinated by the sensation of the rain - the smell, sound, and feel of it - and completely mortified by the fact that it comes with being
linguisticparadox: islakariese: justcatposts: “It’s not that wet” (via) This cat strikes me as both fascinated by the sensation of the rain - the smell, sound, and feel of it - and completely mortified by the fact that it comes with being
linguisticparadox: islakariese: justcatposts: “It’s not that wet” (via) This cat strikes me as both fascinated by the sensation of the rain - the smell, sound, and feel of it - and completely mortified by the fact that it comes with being
linguisticparadox: islakariese: justcatposts: “It’s not that wet” (via) This cat strikes me as both fascinated by the sensation of the rain - the smell, sound, and feel of it - and completely mortified by the fact that it comes with being
linguisticparadox: islakariese: justcatposts: “It’s not that wet” (via) This cat strikes me as both fascinated by the sensation of the rain - the smell, sound, and feel of it - and completely mortified by the fact that it comes with being
linguisticparadox: islakariese: justcatposts: “It’s not that wet” (via) This cat strikes me as both fascinated by the sensation of the rain - the smell, sound, and feel of it - and completely mortified by the fact that it comes with being
