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Cat Biscuit 

The alias of the infamous Kristie, often found dwelling with boyfriend: Tweak and best friends: Jinx, Jade and Ame.

Remaining the Head Of Files and Records for the mysterious mega-corporation that is the JinxedReverend Corporation.

The perception of the cat biscuit is very widespread. Most would understand it only attacks when attacked itself, there is always a reason for a savage attack by this beautiful specimen.

The cat biscuit can speak a number of primorial languages such as: 'Binary Code', '1337', '$c3n3', 'sTuPiD tEeNaGe gIrL', 'proper high class English' and 'cheap venetian whore'.

Often kept in cages the cat biscuit, sometimes refered to as 'cat biscuit "West"' comes out every now and then to investigate into the disappearance of it's water.


The cat biscuit is a weird and wonderful creature who's existance, along with Jinx, is vital in spreading the good word about the oldest relgion: Paganism.
Mr. Stapler: Did you hear about the sexy head of files and records?

Mrs. Blu-tac: Oh you mean cat biscuit?

Miss. Photocopier: I'd like to nuzzle her goodies.
Cat Biscuit by The Anti-Scene October 25, 2008
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Cat Head Biscuit

a biscuit as large as a cat's head
My grandmother always makes cat head biscuits.

cat head biscuit

When you bury your cat up to their head and then run over it with a lawnmower
Garfield pissed in my closet so I gave him a cat head biscuit.
cat head biscuit by Max. L August 19, 2008
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