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Posted: April 24 2007 at 11:53

Passionist wrote:

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/pages/live/articles/news/news.html?in_article_id=447527&in_page_id=1770&in_page_id=1770&expand=true

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NOT QUITE THE PURRRRRFECT PASSENGER - HE DOESN'T PAY!

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Posted: April 24 2007 at 12:44

Here is mine ! 15 yrs and still an athlete....

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Posted: April 24 2007 at 12:46

cuncuna wrote:

Hyperborea wrote:

Cats were born to be chased by dogs, everytime i see a cat in my garden i let the dog out to chase it. Why should i let a cat do what it wants in my garden. After all if a dog sh*ts in your garden, you'd not be amused, but it seems ok for a cat to do so.

(here comes my expulsion)

You can't compare the bathroom habits of a cat (they dig a hole, use it as bathroom, and cover it when they are done...

) with bathroom habits of a dog (leaves large amounts of sh*t everywhere...

).

Added later: I've seen dogs also eating their excrements. I dare you to show me a single cat doing that.

I've seen one or two of my cats eat puke before, it's pretty disgusting! Dead

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Posted: April 24 2007 at 12:53

I once knew a cat named Mickey and he was the coolest cat in the whole world. He chased the dogs (who were four times bigger), he was one tough cat.

I've always wanted a cat but my brother is allergic. Unhappy

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Posted: April 24 2007 at 14:54

Lose the brother, get a cat, sorted

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Posted: April 24 2007 at 14:57

darkmatter wrote:

cuncuna wrote:

(here comes my expulsion)

You can't compare the bathroom habits of a cat (they dig a hole, use it as bathroom, and cover it when they are done...

) with bathroom habits of a dog (leaves large amounts of sh*t everywhere...

).

Added later: I've seen dogs also eating their excrements. I dare you to show me a single cat doing that.

I've seen one or two of my cats eat puke before, it's pretty disgusting! Dead

When Vicky & I started living together, we got cats & were at work all day, so her dog stayed with her parents - whenever Penny used to come round with V's parents, she'd make a bee-line straight for the litter tray & eat anything in there... then come & breath all over you

.

Cats are generally fastidiously clean (unlike nasty, smelly canine types), but tend to bold their food & throw up immediately. Then look round to see if anyone saw. Then eat it... then come & breath all over you

...lovely!

Edited by Jim Garten - April 24 2007 at 14:59

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Posted: April 24 2007 at 14:58

Eeewwwww.....

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Posted: April 29 2007 at 01:16

Peter wrote:

That cat has a face similar to my Baby's face.

She's about 7 years old, and was born Deaf Cry

My Sister named her "Tellulah Moonbeam". I think it's a perfect name!

I took her in after my Sister moved out of State and was doubtful at first.

But she's so adorable! She can be a bit prissy though. She HATES the vacuum cleaner.

Generally, she's a sweetheart.

14 1/2 Pounds of unconditional Love Embarrassed

But not the typical kind of Cat for a Heterosexual Bachelor LOL

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Posted: May 01 2007 at 21:35

cuncuna wrote:

oliverstoned wrote:

They are very cute, especially the last pic.
I wonder if females are more affectionate than males.

I think it is just a matter of how are they... errr... ¿raised?. Anyway, I heard that the first weeks of life are crucial to develope a true relation with your cat. Mine, male or females, have always been tender creatures. Most of the times, they sleep in our beds. The actual one sleeps on my pillow and wash my face when I wake up, like if a were a cat too or something like that. She also bites my arms like when they look for fleas. It's hilarious. Your cat must grow in the company of someone. If they spent their childhood alone almost all the time, they'll get used to be by themselves.

No. Most affectionate cat I ever owned lived the first year of her life outside.

And something you might find interesting: black cats tend to have the kindest temperament, especially shorthairs. Of course, since most cats are mixed you can get pretty much anything out of anything: it's correlation, not causation, kids. Wink

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Posted: May 01 2007 at 21:43

I have a black American-shorthair, and it could totally beatup all your guyses cats with its incredilbe boxing prowess (I taught it to stand on its hind legs and jab the air like its shadow boxing)

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