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I love how cats imitate the positions of those (other felines, humans,
dogs, whomever) around them:

http://mfrost.typepad.com/cute_overl...-and-baby.html

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I love how cats imitate the positions of those (other felines, humans,
dogs, whomever) around them:

http://mfrost.typepad.com/cute_overl...-and-baby.html

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Joyce ^..^

That needed a BW, Joyce. Happy New Year. (belated)
Kyla

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wrote in message
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I love how cats imitate the positions of those (other felines, humans,
dogs, whomever) around them:

http://mfrost.typepad.com/cute_overl...-and-baby.html

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Cute photo, *except* that the cat is morbidly obese. I hate to see that.

MaryL

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"Lorrie S."

Take your dumb ass to bed you got school in the morning Stupid



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"MaryL" -OUT-THE-LITTER wrote in message
news:4962764f$0$5483 Cute photo, *except* that the cat is morbidly obese.
I hate to see that.

Agreed, morbidly obese cats should be immediately destroyed.

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Lorrie S. wrote:
"MaryL" -OUT-THE-LITTER wrote in message
news:4962764f$0$5483 Cute photo, *except* that the cat is morbidly obese.
I hate to see that.

Agreed, morbidly obese cats should be immediately destroyed.

How about "morbidly obese" trolls?

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"EvelynVogtGamble(Divamanque)" wrote in
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How about "morbidly obese" trolls?


Evelyn i already put this moron in my bozo filter so i dont have to read
it`s crap

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"MaryL" -OUT-THE-LITTER wrote in message
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wrote in message
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I love how cats imitate the positions of those (other felines, humans,
dogs, whomever) around them:

http://mfrost.typepad.com/cute_overl...-and-baby.html

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Cute photo, *except* that the cat is morbidly obese. I hate to see that.

MaryL


Hate to tell you this but cats can appear "morbidly obese" and not be obese.
I could look morbidly obese if the camera caught me at the right angle. I
weigh 119 lbs. Hardly what anyone could call obese :)

Jill

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"jmcquown" wrote in message
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"MaryL" -OUT-THE-LITTER wrote in message
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wrote in message
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I love how cats imitate the positions of those (other felines, humans,
dogs, whomever) around them:

http://mfrost.typepad.com/cute_overl...-and-baby.html

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Joyce ^..^

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Cute photo, *except* that the cat is morbidly obese. I hate to see that.

MaryL


Hate to tell you this but cats can appear "morbidly obese" and not be
obese. I could look morbidly obese if the camera caught me at the right
angle. I weigh 119 lbs. Hardly what anyone could call obese :)

Jill

Well, if you take another look at that photo, the cat is clearly overweight.
Granted, camera angles can do strange things to our bodies, but that one is
pretty obvious. The cat is probably "owned" by people who love him/her and
either give lots of treats or permit free-feeding with dry food. That works
with some cats but leads to *fat cats* for others. I'm just speculating her
because I don't know anything about the feeding habits for this cat except
that it is clear that he is eating too much--and my concern is for possible
health issues, not "looks."

MaryL

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MaryL -out-the-litter wrote:

it is clear that he is eating too much--and my concern is for possible
health issues, not "looks."

"I'm concerned for you health" is just politically correct speech for
"I don't like how you look".

Think about it. People are urged to eat "diet food" full of nasty
chemicals, to take diet pills, some of which have killed people (only
taken off the market *after* the deaths), others of which have caused
heart damage, addiction, and emotional instability, and to have their
bodies carved up so they can't eat more than a few tablespoonfuls at a
time, often having a life of poor nutrition, horrible digestive problems,
and sometimes even life-threatening medical issues. And it's all in the
name of "health".

Fortunately, nobody has proposed putting cats on speed or giving them
stomach-stapling operations, but as soon as there's some money in it,
you can be sure it will happen.

I'm all for healthy eating - for humans and cats. But when someone says
"I'm just concerned about your health" (or your cat's health) because they
think you or kitty are too fat, I'm pretty skeptical. Such people don't
exactly have a great track record of being seriously interested in health.
Not with the kinds of scary "solutions" that are usually offered. Get
away from me with that scalpel, doc.

Not saying I might not become concerned if one of my cats got a bit too
chubby, and I might cut down a bit on their food and try to get them
running around more. But there's so much hysteria about the "obesity
epidemic" right now that I don't trust anyone who gets all fired up and
righteous about it. Weight-loss is big business. Really *BIG* business -
in the multiple billions. Follow the money.

How come we never hear about the health dangers of pesticides, antibiotics,
hormones, food additives and preservatives, and removal of the nutritious
parts of food by over-processing? Or about how sick people get from air,
water and ground pollution? I guess when someone comes up with a pill to
cure illnesses from environmental problems, then we'll hear about it.

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