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31st August 08, 09:42 PM
#41
 Originally Posted by Carolina Kiltman
Each cat is a distinct personality, no two alike! My second son had a large one that would sit on the top step of the swimming pool and put both front paws on the first step, under water. Weird? I understand that Jaguars are the only cats that will swim just for the pleasure of it. (no kilts there).
Really? Interesting! I'd like to see that- a swimming jaguar. How do the carberators handle the lack of oxygen?
"Two things are infinite- the universe, and human stupidity; and I'm not sure about the universe." Albert Einstein.
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31st August 08, 09:50 PM
#42
 Originally Posted by Nighthawk
Really? Interesting! I'd like to see that- a swimming jaguar. How do the carberators handle the lack of oxygen?
Snorkles of course.
My first cat was a tuxedo cat. A very nice cat.
Last edited by Bugbear; 2nd September 08 at 11:40 AM.
I tried to ask my inner curmudgeon before posting, but he sprayed me with the garden hose…
Yes, I have squirrels in my brain…
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31st August 08, 10:53 PM
#43
Well, as I've mentioned before, I'm a dog man, but I like cats, too. And, they are very useful. Although, I pay them no mind and I don't feed them, a couple of neighbor cats hang around in my yard. They've been effective in keeping the field mice away from my house for which I am most grateful. Since I don't feed them and I don't attend to them, why do they hang at my crib? Could it be that I'm the only one in the hood who wears a kilt?
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31st August 08, 11:59 PM
#44
My cat and I have been battling over my MacKinnon Modern Red Sash. She somehow is under the mistaken impression that I bought it for her.
I am extremely fond of my Pita. She's been a joy to me.
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1st September 08, 05:17 PM
#45
The pipes are calling, resistance is futile. - MacTalla Mor
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2nd September 08, 05:17 AM
#46
Time for a joke:
How do you explain the difference between cats and dogs?
A dog will look at you and think, "You feed me; you shelter me; you love me. You must be god."
A cat will look at you and think, "You feed me; you shelter me; you love me. I must be god."
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2nd September 08, 06:50 AM
#47
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2nd September 08, 07:26 AM
#48
 Originally Posted by Carolina Kiltman
I heard somewhere that stroking a purring cat in your lap will lower ones' blood pressure. don't know if that is true, ...
Earlier this year, it was reported [2] that that cat ownership [1] correllated with a 30 percent lower rate of death from heart attack.
[1] "cat ownership" is defined as the status of a human who is owned by a cat.
[2] Cat Owners Have Lower Heart Attack Risk, Study
Ken Sallenger - apprentice kiltmaker, journeyman curmudgeon,
gainfully unemployed systems programmer
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2nd September 08, 07:43 AM
#49
 Originally Posted by Jack Daw
. Since I don't feed them and I don't attend to them, why do they hang at my crib? Could it be that I'm the only one in the hood who wears a kilt?
they are trying to get you to "come over to the Cat side of the Force"
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2nd September 08, 11:25 AM
#50
 Originally Posted by Q-Piper
Of cats, they have uses...
Hmmm, I wonder if my Brother will let me take the cats to a Taxidemist to get Sporrans made.
Calico, Maine Coon, Tabby etc etc.... 
I keep threatening that when one dies, he becomes a sporran. ooooooh the looks I get.
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