Quote by Brian Michael Cote

The appearance of a cat is not controlled by the color of it's skin but by the content of its hairacter.

The appearance of a cat is not controlled by the color of it

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This quote implies that the true nature of a cat is not determined by its physical appearance or surface-level traits, such as the color of its fur. Instead, it places importance on the character or personality of the cat, suggesting that it is essential to look beyond superficial factors to understand and appreciate the true essence of an individual or creature. It serves as a reminder to prioritize inner qualities and values over mere external appearances.

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