ShiningIce
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Whats your favorait type of cat? Im partial to those fat fluffy Himalayans myself.
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Any Cat Lovers Here?
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ticklishbbw
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My favorite is my fat and fluffy, one eyed, tuxedo cat..named Barney!(No he's not named after that purple dinosaur!).
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I have two cats, and I love them both equally.
Our first one, Mitsy, is a scrawny, black and white cat that's polydactyl (She has what appear to be "thumbs" on her forepaws, which makes her look like she's wearing white mitts. Hence the name, Mitsy). I think she's either psychotic and sees dead people, or she just likes to stay in shape, because she likes to dart around our house at about 90 mph, leaping to great heights to perch herself on top of high places like a gargoyle. Then, she'll leap down and repeat the whole process. She's the one in my member pic perched on my shoulder. She used to climb us like that when she was a kitten.
The other one, Heidi, is a fat and fluffy calico. She loves eating, especially dog food. She likes to steal dog food bits from our Great Dane's food bowl, so we used to call her the Hamburglar. This cat purrs all the time. She purrs when she's eating, she purrs when you pet her, she purrs when she lays in the sun, etc. Other than that, she's completely quiet, unlike Mitsy, who is a whiner.
Our first one, Mitsy, is a scrawny, black and white cat that's polydactyl (She has what appear to be "thumbs" on her forepaws, which makes her look like she's wearing white mitts. Hence the name, Mitsy). I think she's either psychotic and sees dead people, or she just likes to stay in shape, because she likes to dart around our house at about 90 mph, leaping to great heights to perch herself on top of high places like a gargoyle. Then, she'll leap down and repeat the whole process. She's the one in my member pic perched on my shoulder. She used to climb us like that when she was a kitten.
The other one, Heidi, is a fat and fluffy calico. She loves eating, especially dog food. She likes to steal dog food bits from our Great Dane's food bowl, so we used to call her the Hamburglar. This cat purrs all the time. She purrs when she's eating, she purrs when you pet her, she purrs when she lays in the sun, etc. Other than that, she's completely quiet, unlike Mitsy, who is a whiner.
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Re: I agree that
Biscuit said:fat and fluffy is the way to go to get sighted in. Not challenging enough once the scope is calibrated, though.
Soooo wrong!! That's all I have to say.
Oh, I just ADORE cats (well, I love ALL animals, but I happen to have a particular weak spot for cats). I have 7 of them myself. They include:
Peanut - Our old man. 17 years old, doesn't look or act a day over two. I think he will outlive us, and we'll have to provide for him in our will. He is a tiny, scrawny, loud mouthed seal point siamese. He's also cross eyed, and looks like Yoda when he puts his ears back. He's also the family thief. Even if he does not like what we are having for supper, he will not rest until he steals a portion of it off someone's plate (if he decides not to eat it, he leaves it strategically placed in the middle of the floor somewhere, to be stepped on and oozed between the toes of an unsuspecting victim a few hours later).
Tiger - Age 13. Another one who looks and acts like a much younger cat. He's a HUGE, but very lean, brown tiger striped short hair. He refuses to drink water out of the 2 water dishes. He'll only drink his water from the fish aquarium. He also can not meow, and merely squeaks and chitters when he decides to be vocal.
Snowball - Age 11. The family "baby", despite his age. He's a big fat white fluffball. Unlike his two older siblings, he was cursed by bad breeding and failing health, and due to arthritis, he has a hard time getting around the house. He is scared of everything, and we don't see him for 2 days every time there is a thunderstorm. He is the most lovable and affectionate cat I have ever seen, though. And has a purring motor that can be heard clear across the house.
Earnhardt - Age 7. MY baby. He's a HUGE, FAT, gray tuxedo with a bad attitude. If Garfield was ever personified in a real life cat, Earnhardt is it. He's sassy, lazy, and unbelievabely intelligent. He does not like children, and will slap any who come within swatting range. He has a permanent scowl on his face. But he's a total momma's boy, and sleeps curled up on my pillow every night. He also "talks" to me, meowing a reply every time I speak to him. I love this cat to pieces.
Rusty - Age 7. Medium sized, lean, white with rust colored spots, short haired. Rusty has been cursed by a very low level of intelligence. He's a sweetheart, and very affectionate, but he's about as bright as a night light. Roll a kitty toy toward him, and he merely looks at it with a confused look upon his face. Constantly looking for a lap for curl up in (usually mine). He's a permanent part of my recliner.
Wimmer - Age 6. The screamer. Medium sized black and silver tortoise shell. Another one who is scared of everything and everyone. Hides most of the time, except to come out occassionally and scream at the top of his lungs like a baby who has just swallowed a razor blade. He is my daughters "baby" and has a foot fetish. He loves rubbing on feet, sleeping in feet, and making love to shoes. Has the brightest and most brilliant green eyes I have ever seen.
Seven - Age 7 months. The actual baby, in terms of age. Medium sized (though I have a feeling he is going to be huge when he is full grown, given the fact he has a tail the length and thickness of a lemur), lean, solid slick black with orange eyes. Our halloween kitty. This cat is a demon spawn. He is the naughtiest little thing on 4 legs, but has a face that melts his would be punishers on sight. He gets into EVERYTHING. He opens the kitchen cupboards and crawls in (usually the one the cat food is kept in, where he will claw and chew holes in the dry food bags and eat to his hearts content). He rips the lace draperies down in the living room at least twice a week. He drops his jingle ball down the entire flight of stairs at 3am (which are hardwood, and NOT carpeted, btw), only to chase it down, catch it, carry it back up in his mouth, and repeat the process again until a) he gets bored, or b) every person in the house is awake and plotting his death. He also thinks the aquarium is a 24 hour sushi bar.
I could not pick a 'favorite' out of my cats. I love each and every one of them in their own special way, for the unique traits they bring to the mix. If I had to pick a favorite type, it would be the fat sassy kind. Appearance and/or breed does not matter. So long as they are fat and sassy. The best kinds of cats in this feline lovers heart.
Mimi 🙂
Peanut - Our old man. 17 years old, doesn't look or act a day over two. I think he will outlive us, and we'll have to provide for him in our will. He is a tiny, scrawny, loud mouthed seal point siamese. He's also cross eyed, and looks like Yoda when he puts his ears back. He's also the family thief. Even if he does not like what we are having for supper, he will not rest until he steals a portion of it off someone's plate (if he decides not to eat it, he leaves it strategically placed in the middle of the floor somewhere, to be stepped on and oozed between the toes of an unsuspecting victim a few hours later).
Tiger - Age 13. Another one who looks and acts like a much younger cat. He's a HUGE, but very lean, brown tiger striped short hair. He refuses to drink water out of the 2 water dishes. He'll only drink his water from the fish aquarium. He also can not meow, and merely squeaks and chitters when he decides to be vocal.
Snowball - Age 11. The family "baby", despite his age. He's a big fat white fluffball. Unlike his two older siblings, he was cursed by bad breeding and failing health, and due to arthritis, he has a hard time getting around the house. He is scared of everything, and we don't see him for 2 days every time there is a thunderstorm. He is the most lovable and affectionate cat I have ever seen, though. And has a purring motor that can be heard clear across the house.
Earnhardt - Age 7. MY baby. He's a HUGE, FAT, gray tuxedo with a bad attitude. If Garfield was ever personified in a real life cat, Earnhardt is it. He's sassy, lazy, and unbelievabely intelligent. He does not like children, and will slap any who come within swatting range. He has a permanent scowl on his face. But he's a total momma's boy, and sleeps curled up on my pillow every night. He also "talks" to me, meowing a reply every time I speak to him. I love this cat to pieces.
Rusty - Age 7. Medium sized, lean, white with rust colored spots, short haired. Rusty has been cursed by a very low level of intelligence. He's a sweetheart, and very affectionate, but he's about as bright as a night light. Roll a kitty toy toward him, and he merely looks at it with a confused look upon his face. Constantly looking for a lap for curl up in (usually mine). He's a permanent part of my recliner.
Wimmer - Age 6. The screamer. Medium sized black and silver tortoise shell. Another one who is scared of everything and everyone. Hides most of the time, except to come out occassionally and scream at the top of his lungs like a baby who has just swallowed a razor blade. He is my daughters "baby" and has a foot fetish. He loves rubbing on feet, sleeping in feet, and making love to shoes. Has the brightest and most brilliant green eyes I have ever seen.
Seven - Age 7 months. The actual baby, in terms of age. Medium sized (though I have a feeling he is going to be huge when he is full grown, given the fact he has a tail the length and thickness of a lemur), lean, solid slick black with orange eyes. Our halloween kitty. This cat is a demon spawn. He is the naughtiest little thing on 4 legs, but has a face that melts his would be punishers on sight. He gets into EVERYTHING. He opens the kitchen cupboards and crawls in (usually the one the cat food is kept in, where he will claw and chew holes in the dry food bags and eat to his hearts content). He rips the lace draperies down in the living room at least twice a week. He drops his jingle ball down the entire flight of stairs at 3am (which are hardwood, and NOT carpeted, btw), only to chase it down, catch it, carry it back up in his mouth, and repeat the process again until a) he gets bored, or b) every person in the house is awake and plotting his death. He also thinks the aquarium is a 24 hour sushi bar.
I could not pick a 'favorite' out of my cats. I love each and every one of them in their own special way, for the unique traits they bring to the mix. If I had to pick a favorite type, it would be the fat sassy kind. Appearance and/or breed does not matter. So long as they are fat and sassy. The best kinds of cats in this feline lovers heart.
Mimi 🙂
Damn Mimi! I thought I was bad!
I've got 5: Goofball, Brat, Silly Girl, Loca, and Wiccala.
We were going on a streak of naming the cats as adjectives, but then we got Wiccala (totally made up word, I like to tell people it's ancient Sumarian for 'psychotic fluf ball'). She is one of Loca's kittens.
I've got 5: Goofball, Brat, Silly Girl, Loca, and Wiccala.
We were going on a streak of naming the cats as adjectives, but then we got Wiccala (totally made up word, I like to tell people it's ancient Sumarian for 'psychotic fluf ball'). She is one of Loca's kittens.
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when i was 6 we had this tiger colored cat named Amos that was found on our doorstep...a stray trying to come in...so reluctantly mom and dad let us keep it (mom hates cats...not too crazy about dogs either but loves ours)...he was a great cat..unfortunately not too bright...got hit by a car when i was in the 5th grade...but he was a good cat...despite attacking my bro at almost every opportunity lol
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Nice of you, Ice, to be unbiased enough to present the counterpart to the dog question...
Currently, three felines reside here: two Siamese (seal point and blue point) and an Oriental Shorthair. Nothing beats coming home to the wail of hungry meows. Just beware if they try to groom you!
Currently, three felines reside here: two Siamese (seal point and blue point) and an Oriental Shorthair. Nothing beats coming home to the wail of hungry meows. Just beware if they try to groom you!
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I love all cats, but don't have any currently due to lack of adequate space. I keep bunnies instead 
because they are reasonable substitutes. I like to rub noses with the bunnies and "meow" at them, which, oddly, they seem to enjoy.
because they are reasonable substitutes. I like to rub noses with the bunnies and "meow" at them, which, oddly, they seem to enjoy.TicklingDuo
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I love all animals. We have 1 1/2 cats. The first is benji (I didn't name him!)...AKA pooper, boobala and spazoid. He's a big 10yo orange tiger. He's totally an indoor cat, since I'm allergic to most of what he'd drag in on his coat. The "1/2 cat" is a little stray calico that comes around every night to be fed...and to flirt with benji. We've created a little shelter for her on our patio so she can get out of the nasty weather as needed. If she was more healthy and could be turned to an indoor cat (and we had more room), we'd likely take her in. We've named her Cali...which she actually responds to.
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