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shakotan
5,683 posts
65 months
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Marf said: motco said: Very handsome cat, but why call your cat 'cat'?  I must admit you're the first person who's twigged that Neko means cat in Japanese. I think it fits her well, I've always said black cats are like essence of cat, so "cat" in another language seemed apt I had a cat called Ebi once. For those also in the know about Japanese, Ebi means prawn, and this was because I rescued him from the street [he was pure white but covered in a gloopy tar/glue-like substance], and all I had to feed him, while a friend went to cat some cat food, was some dried shrimp. Was funny going to the local Japanese McDonalds and seeing their Ebi Burger on promotion. Nooooo, Ebiiiiii!
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Pique
1,037 posts
76 months
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TheHeretic
68,041 posts
124 months
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My cat Schmo, who I had to rehome in the US when I left.  
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Munter
23,705 posts
110 months
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You put up a seat in teh garden so you can sit outside for lunch. And look who turns up. My 2 lunch mates.  Then things take a sinister turn in the evenings. Stairs cat is watching you: 
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mazdajason
739 posts
41 months
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A few of mika enjoying the sun this week.   Excuse my wife's legs... 
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Digby
3,144 posts
115 months
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Such a hard life.  PS, liking the wifes legs mate.She hairy.LIKE ANIMAL!
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Ali2202
2,741 posts
73 months
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mazdajason said: Excuse my wife's legs... She NEEDS to get those sorted Fella! 
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Mobile Chicane
14,021 posts
81 months
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Bob, mid kill:  Blurry, since the light was low, but you get the idea... I maintain he only sleeps on my bed in order to get first dibs at the corpse should I die in the night
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MadOne
617 posts
37 months
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Mobile Chicane said: Bob, mid kill: Blurry, since the light was low, but you get the idea... I maintain he only sleeps on my bed in order to get first dibs at the corpse should I die in the night  What is he eating? It looks like the pet hamster. Surely not.
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Simpo Two
54,243 posts
134 months
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Hamsters are cheaper than Sheba Deluxe Ultra...
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Mobile Chicane
14,021 posts
81 months
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It's a mouse, honest! There are stables next door and the mice get fat from eating the horse fodder.
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Negative Creep
11,275 posts
96 months
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This week I'm cat sitting for my friend whilst she's on holiday. This is Woody, who is around 8 months old, and very docile. He seems to have taken to his new surroundings very quickly, and seems very happy rolling around on the floor and investigating everything in sight  His friend Buzz (pretty sure I have their names the right way round) is older, but I'm not sure by how much. He isn't taking so well, and has spend most of the time hiding. He doesn't seem scared, as he will still let you stroke him, but just doesn't want to come out. Hopefully it will wear off in a few days. The cut on his neck has been treated by the way.  His reluctance may have something to do with how he jumped up onto the 3rd floor window frame, which meant I had to grab him and prise him away. It's also necessitated the introduction of an emergency cat barrier around the window 
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TheHeretic
68,041 posts
124 months
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bigandclever
6,359 posts
107 months
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Pique said: If we're doing yawning pics Good idea... Derek about to devour his reindeer: 
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MadOne
617 posts
37 months
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Negative Creep said: This week I'm cat sitting for my friend whilst she's on holiday. This is Woody, who is around 8 months old, and very docile. He seems to have taken to his new surroundings very quickly, and seems very happy rolling around on the floor and investigating everything in sight His friend Buzz (pretty sure I have their names the right way round) is older, but I'm not sure by how much. He isn't taking so well, and has spend most of the time hiding. He doesn't seem scared, as he will still let you stroke him, but just doesn't want to come out. Hopefully it will wear off in a few days. The cut on his neck has been treated by the way. His reluctance may have something to do with how he jumped up onto the 3rd floor window frame, which meant I had to grab him and prise him away. It's also necessitated the introduction of an emergency cat barrier around the window Woody 
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TheHeretic
68,041 posts
124 months
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My brother has just got a new cat. 5 months old, pitch black, and called Merlin. Being pitch black, it is pointless photographing him, as he appears as a silhouette no matter the light, so I drew him instead. 
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RobbieKB
5,343 posts
52 months
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TheHeretic said: My brother has just got a new cat. 5 months old, pitch black, and called Merlin. Being pitch black, it is pointless photographing him, as he appears as a silhouette no matter the light, so I drew him instead.
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bint
4,233 posts
93 months
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@ Negative Creep - Ours was sat on the top of the open window yesterday trying to get at the blue tit chicks in the eaves. Most disconcerting if you're sat outside underneath.....
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Negative Creep
11,275 posts
96 months
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Unfortunately my amazing cat guard didn't work, as evidenced by the near cardiac arrest I suffered at 3am this morning when I woke to find one of them hanging out the widow I can't have the windows closed in this weather, so can anyone think of a way I can have it open without them trying to get out, including when they're left here alone?
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Special K
888 posts
28 months
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Tinkabell - AKA Tinks enjoying the sun this evening 
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