By Anonymous - 16/11/2010 07:13 - Denmark
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It's not and actual worm. It's a fungus. Still gross, and quite contagious, but still.
That's......really nasty.
I find it hard to believe.
Uh yeah, it's not exactly subtle when a cat (or any animal) has ringworm. They itch uncontrollably, lose their fur, and develop massive open sores from constant itching. It's bloody, scabby and scary, and is difficult to treat.
Should have used protection.
Actually, if the cat has just recently contracted ringworm, then only sign is losing patches of hair. I have cats and one got outside, brought ringworm in and gave it to me. Didn't even realize he had it until I noticed a small bare spot on his ear. By then, he already passed to me!
i bet she had a nice pussy...what? you asked!
last time you help her move? that's a bit extreme don't ya think? how's about next time you just don't share a bed with a pussy afterwards?
Well what the hell is she doing either not telling you that her cat has ringworm, or being a shitty cat owner that doesn't even know that her cat has ringworm?
maybe the cat has an early stage of it and it's not become very obvious yet...
ringworm isn't that easy to detect is it? it's not even a worm anyways...
was the cat licking your asshole or your mouth while you were asleep?
shouldn't have slept with a dirty pussy
Put a damn shirt on. SMH.
yuck.
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last time you help her move? that's a bit extreme don't ya think? how's about next time you just don't share a bed with a pussy afterwards?
How do you know you got it from your friends cat? You can get ringworm plenty of ways, and it would be pretty hard not to notice that on a cat anyways.