Out of the closet

No, but I do for mine. Louie likes to scratch in Swheat Scoop and likes
Fancy Feast warmed and served over toast. :-P I think they serve something
like this in the Army and call it SOS!

Blessed be,
Baha

wrote:

Enfilade wrote:

I could probably buy a lot more for my toy collection if I didn't buy
so much fresh litter and premium cat food and yearly vet visits but I
would never DREAM of not putting my family (feline and human) first.

Are you saying you pay for fresh litter, premium cat food and yearly vet
visits for your human companion too? (Hee hee - sorry. )

Joyce

"Singh" wrote in message
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No, but I do for mine. Louie likes to scratch in Swheat Scoop and likes
Fancy Feast warmed and served over toast. :-P I think they serve something
like this in the Army and call it SOS!


Been a while since I've noticed your sense of humor. I'm really glad to see
it back. Not having to go somewhere you hate on a regular basis is a very
good thing.

Jo

Hiss and spit all the way home, like Sabrina did!

wrote:

Singh wrote:

Are you saying you pay for fresh litter, premium cat food and yearly vet
visits for your human companion too? (Hee hee - sorry. )

No, but I do for mine. Louie likes to scratch in Swheat Scoop and likes
Fancy Feast warmed and served over toast. :-P

OK, but what does he do when the vet sticks the thermometer up his butt?

Joyce

"tanada" wrote in message
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I'm glad that Sabrina is settling in, though you may never get your wool
back. My cats agree with her about The Beatles and The Monkees. They have
a lot of preferences that make me laugh.

Pam S.////

Thomasina my grans cat *HATES* Abba with a passion. I had to drive her
somewhere once, and normally she's a very good & quiet traveller. An
Abba song came on the radio and she cried and howled in protest until I
switched the radio off - at which point she settled down and went back
to sleep.

HeLen M




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jmcquown wrote:


Oh fer cryin' out loud! Gaming... good lord, I was "sort of" into dungeons
and dragons when I was in my 20's but I didn't let it overtake my life to
the point of forgetting my pets.

I got into it in my 30's and am still well and truly into it. And yes,
I am a completist for certain game lines and have tons of books etc etc

But the Furballs come first....I know the pecking order in our
household, from top to bottom, Sarrasine, Redunzel, Dave...Me

Lesley

Singh wrote:
No, she likes it dry; I'd put it up here to dry over a week ago, and
for all my stretching and trying to pull into shape they came out
looking like huge, clownish bowties, narrow in the middle and wide on
both ends. I just got up here ten minutes ago; she still is
protecting the wool like a lioness with cubs.

I think you're going to have to accept that it's her wool now. ;-)
--
Adrian (Owned by Snoopy and Bagheera)
Cats leave pawprints on your heart.
http://community.webshots.com/user/clowderuk

Thomasina my grans cat *HATES* Abba with a passion. I had to drive her
somewhere once, and normally she's a very good & quiet traveller. An Abba
song came on the radio and she cried and howled in protest until I
switched the radio off - at which point she settled down and went back to
sleep.

HeLen M

Harri Roadcat is much the same way with Tom Jones. I'm not a big fan of
his, but one dark night driving along a central California back road I was
singing along with the radio with Harri napping in my lap. When I started
singing along with a Tom Jones song, she stood up and put her paw on my
mouth. Several times. Didn't do that for any other performers, just Tom
Jones. For some reason I am NOT allowed to sing along with him.

Come to think of it, maybe she likes his music and doesn't want to listen
to me butchering it

Singh wrote:

On the other hand, what delightful things you realize when a new little
one comes to you. Sabrina's a Beatles fan!

Sarrasine likes Motorhead and the Sex Pistols....It figures, there's a
cat born to pogo!

Lesley

Slave of the Fabulous Furballs

wrote:
Enfilade wrote:

I could probably buy a lot more for my toy collection if I didn't buy
so much fresh litter and premium cat food and yearly vet visits but I
would never DREAM of not putting my family (feline and human) first.

Are you saying you pay for fresh litter, premium cat food and yearly vet
visits for your human companion too? (Hee hee - sorry. )


I like to think I feed him decently well

I share my toilet paper, too. But...he is a medical student, he can be
his own vet

LOL! --Fil

"Singh" wrote in message
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Nothing wrong with gaming or fan stuff. Louie and I like Doctor Who. But
we also
like our house and electricity and food for us and for five cats. Game all
you
want but keep the priorities in mind, for Godsake! Even fellow gamers of
Richard's now want to kick his tuchus sideways over this business.

Blessed be,
Baha

He doesn't sound like the sort who has ever learned anything from
experience, but maybe some of the other gamers will get a wake up call to
make sure their own priorities are in order.

And it does sound like you have yourself a sweet cat who has integrated
nicely.

Jo