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(( OnedayIshalleatfoodwithout....*looksatcat*doingthingslikethatpfft

But was eating cookies and then Cookie Kitties BAM pfft

-They start out as what looks like little fat balls of dough because they ARE fat balls of dough pfft.
-They are stretchable and can be stretched reallyyyyyyyyyyy far out. Until they break in half pfft, but don't worry their bodies quickly realizes it's been torn and well replace the torn parts. However...instead of trying to combine the two broken parts back together...it instead makes the head part a new back and the back side a new head. (Meaning there are two babies instead of one now pfft > v >)
-Depending on what they eat as babies determines what flavor cookie they are gonna be later on as adults.
-When a kitten in the wild has grown into a teen, it makes a journey to what they call "The Oven" (which is actually just the Fire Kingdom pfft) where it goes to get baked (butnotlikethehightermpfft > v >; ). Domesticated ones however, are usually baked by their owners in their oven when the time is right.
-Now they just don't go JUMP into the fire there. No pfft. They kind of tiptoe into it and go downnnnnn slowly and then when they think they are baked they come back up slowly.
-Depending on how long they baked themselves depends on how their coloring is. If they didn't stay in long enough they are still kind of doughy and light and have tendencies to stick to stuff, and if they stayed in too long they get burnt and have difficulty walking and such because they are so stiff. Cats that are baked at the correct amount of time come out golden and are stable.
-After being baked their bodies start to ooze icing out of their pores that create a fur like look to it.
-Depending on what they eat determines on what flavor the icing will be, but a change in diet means a change in icing flavor.
-There are more domesticated ones than wild ones, because even the stable cookie cats are still cookies, so they are still somewhat fragile and can break. (because they're not dough anymore, so they can't stretch like they used to pfft )
-They like being in warm places, but it's not good to let them be because their icing gets hot and melts and that causes a mess pfft ; v ;
-Whenever their icing is taken off, it regenerates more to replace it.
-They can't take bathes because hahaha have you ever seen a cookie placed in water pfft?
But they don't need them because they smell cookie fresh all the time pfft ))

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(( OnedayIshalleatfoodwithout....*looksatcat*doingthingslikethatpfft

But was eating cookies and then Cookie Kitties BAM pfft

-They start out as what looks like little fat balls of dough because they ARE fat balls of dough pfft.
-They are stretchable and can be stretched reallyyyyyyyyyyy far out. Until they break in half pfft, but don't worry their bodies quickly realizes it's been torn and well replace the torn parts. However...instead of trying to combine the two broken parts back together...it instead makes the head part a new back and the back side a new head. (Meaning there are two babies instead of one now pfft > v >)
-Depending on what they eat as babies determines what flavor cookie they are gonna be later on as adults.
-When a kitten in the wild has grown into a teen, it makes a journey to what they call "The Oven" (which is actually just the Fire Kingdom pfft) where it goes to get baked (butnotlikethehightermpfft > v >; ). Domesticated ones however, are usually baked by their owners in their oven when the time is right.
-Now they just don't go JUMP into the fire there. No pfft. They kind of tiptoe into it and go downnnnnn slowly and then when they think they are baked they come back up slowly.
-Depending on how long they baked themselves depends on how their coloring is. If they didn't stay in long enough they are still kind of doughy and light and have tendencies to stick to stuff, and if they stayed in too long they get burnt and have difficulty walking and such because they are so stiff. Cats that are baked at the correct amount of time come out golden and are stable.
-After being baked their bodies start to ooze icing out of their pores that create a fur like look to it.
-Depending on what they eat determines on what flavor the icing will be, but a change in diet means a change in icing flavor.
-There are more domesticated ones than wild ones, because even the stable cookie cats are still cookies, so they are still somewhat fragile and can break. (because they're not dough anymore, so they can't stretch like they used to pfft )
-They like being in warm places, but it's not good to let them be because their icing gets hot and melts and that causes a mess pfft ; v ;
-Whenever their icing is taken off, it regenerates more to replace it.
-They can't take bathes because hahaha have you ever seen a cookie placed in water pfft?
But they don't need them because they smell cookie fresh all the time pfft ))