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Curiosity Killed The Cat.
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Curiosity Killed The Cat and satisfaction brought him back. It's like getting the guts to ask that girl out for a date just to see if she'll say "yes" .Or to be curious enough to see if you'll get shocked by touching that electric fence . It's like playing with fire when you're bound to get burned . Curiosity is opening up a door to shine a light into a darkened room to snoop in drawers to find undiscovered treasures that didn't belong to you without getting caught. It's like buying a lottery ticket with the uncertainty of winning and when you won you came back for more until you got bit in the butt.. I think people should think twice before they step on thin ice in hopes that it will support them..  The outcome of the Curiosity of this kitty of that Cobra  don't look good hopefully the cat got away.


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 Reviews of "Curiosity Killed The Cat."
Reviewed by Budd Nelson
Reviewed on April 8, 2013
you are so very right and i hope the same thing
budd

Reviewed by Ronald Hull
Reviewed on April 7, 2013
You covered the range of dangerous behavior very well. In spite of the cat getting caught up in all kinds of danger because of its curiosity, the cat population continues to grow. In a way, we humans mirror the cat.

Ron

Reviewed by E Phillips
Reviewed on April 7, 2013
Captivating. My cats are equally fearless. Your stream of consciousness style is also intriguing. You might want to do a Google search and learn how a few masters used it very effectively. Good job. Keep writing.


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