“Tom the Cat is a cat that repeats everything you say. You can record it as a video and post it to FB or Youtube.
Potential uses of this app:
- Tell something mean to someone you really don't like without having to face that person (coward)
- Make the cat say dirty things (perv)
- Feel good about the fact that you do not have an absolutely ridiculous voice like Tom the Cat (narcissist)
- Release your anger by hitting the cat, because seriously, this cat is way too cute anyway (violent)
So anyway, it means that if you do enjoy Talking Tom Cat, then you might have a serious problem. I do, but I won't tell you which one.”
“Okay. Love the swarm idea
@pud. I downloaded this app to check it out. I cannot put my finger quite on it, but this damn cat really annoyed me. Just stared at me the whole time. I tried to have a staring contest with it, it won every time. I got pissed so I smacked it, it fell down with the classic stars around its head, but that didn't exact my revenge, no. I needed to be much more mean to this annoying feline so I would pour it some milk, pet it and then just when it went to reach out to drink the milk, I'd cold-cock it. That felt better. I then deleted the app as I wanted to end our relationship with me in the power position. ”
“poking the cat, while it could be a bit of fun, is not near as much fun as listening to your voice played back in a high pitch. it really gives a whole new meaning to talking to yourself. who needs friends anyway when you have a cat that always talks back and when that makes you mad you can just beat the living crap out of it for mocking you. now all i need to work on is how i myself can get nine lives. here's to hoping. fingers crossed.”
“My kids love to torture Talking Tom by punching him to make him fall down, flicking him in the head to make his head fall back, and occasionally giving him a glass of milk so he's able to withstand more punishment. Then they yell at him, "You're annoying!" to which he screeches back, "You're annoying!" To which they argue back, "No, you're annoying!" To which he responds, "No, you're annoying!" This all happens around bedtime and when I've finally had enough, I break out the command, "GO TO BED!" And Talking Tom, having had enough abuse for one evening, repeats my order, just as sternly, though in his helium-pitched voice, "GO TO BED!" He's an equal opportunity cat, fun for all ages.
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“My little Ilana is crazy about this app!”
“Haha a very very cute app!! ”
“This app is lacking something that is very important to "entertainment" apps. That something is fun. There is not ANY fun to be had with the Talking Tom Cat, especially since he won't talk to me, but that may be due to the fact that I am on an iPod touch and do not possess a microphone. The only people who will enjoy this are the same people who enjoy hurting animals. So if that's the case, then knock yourself out. Just don't hurt any animals other than Tom the Talking Tom Cat.”
“This app entertained my co-workers for a few minutes today.”
“This Tom aint no Jerry but may be the coolest Tom a cat can be. ”
“This is such a funny and engaging app. I showed this to my 10 year old cousin and she went an hour saying funny squeaky things into the iphone for this cat to repeat in a catty-accent! ”
“hilarious. you can annoy others with it”
“awful plainly awful its so bad i didn't even bother to capitalize or punctuate”
“I love this app...it's do funny especially when u speak in Bengalie! Lol”
“this is the funniest app ever i love it
its fun punching it and the graphics are amazing
great job to whoever made it
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“ poking the cat, while it could be a bit of fun, is not near as much fun as listening to your voice played back in a high pitch. it really gives a whole new meaning to talking to yourself. who needs friends anyway when you have a cat that always talks back and when that makes you mad you can just beat the living crap out of it for mocking you. now all i need to work on is how i myself can get nine lives. here's to hoping. fingers crossed. ”