very big cats

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Tanada wrote:

"Claude V. Lucas" wrote in message
.. .

Bubba's pages are at:

http://www.sonic.net/~claudel/Bubba/Bubba.html

Bubba looks a lot like my 22-25 lb Maine Coon mix QC.


I'm pretty sure he's mostly if not all Maine Coon too.

The pound had him listed as a "Grey Tabby".

I'm not sure how they came up with that...

"Claude V. Lucas" wrote in message
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Bubba's a midget at 25 lbs.
I can still feel his ribs even though he's getting to have a big butt.

I was thinking that dog sitting beside Bubba must have a pretty big
inferiority complex.

On Sun, 01 Apr 2007 15:08:00 -0400, Matthew wrote:


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Many years ago, when my brother-in-law was living in Alaska, he said that
there was a substance called, "Grow-Kitty", that you could feed your cats
and they would grow to massive proportions. People would feed it to them
so
they could compete with the sled dogs......Probably contained some growth
hormone, and it probably wasn't good for the cats, but it was better for
them than being eaten by the dogs.........


Something about this reminds me that it is April 1st. Best wishes. MLB

No they are for real I remember those articles. The first one made a big
stink over there

Aprils first only 16 days to go for tax deadline.


....and you believe everything you read? Did you read the long article
three or four years ago about the green cats that were born? MLB

"Claude V. Lucas" wrote in message

That's not Bubba in *that* picture.

My mistake, I meant Blanco.

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Many years ago, when my brother-in-law was living in Alaska, he said
that
there was a substance called, "Grow-Kitty", that you could feed your
cats
and they would grow to massive proportions. People would feed it to
them
so
they could compete with the sled dogs......Probably contained some
growth
hormone, and it probably wasn't good for the cats, but it was better
for
them than being eaten by the dogs.........


Something about this reminds me that it is April 1st. Best wishes.
MLB

No they are for real I remember those articles. The first one made a big
stink over there

Aprils first only 16 days to go for tax deadline.


...and you believe everything you read? Did you read the long article
three or four years ago about the green cats that were born? MLB


What the news lie. I am getting to old for this sh@t ;-)

On Sun, 01 Apr 2007 17:36:06 -0400, Matthew wrote:


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On Sun, 01 Apr 2007 15:08:00 -0400, Matthew wrote:


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news On Sun, 01 Apr 2007 11:13:12 -0700, William Graham wrote:


wrote in message
ups.com...
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/17876321.../framenumber/3

Many years ago, when my brother-in-law was living in Alaska, he said
that
there was a substance called, "Grow-Kitty", that you could feed your
cats
and they would grow to massive proportions. People would feed it to
them
so
they could compete with the sled dogs......Probably contained some
growth
hormone, and it probably wasn't good for the cats, but it was better
for
them than being eaten by the dogs.........


Something about this reminds me that it is April 1st. Best wishes.
MLB

No they are for real I remember those articles. The first one made a big
stink over there

Aprils first only 16 days to go for tax deadline.


...and you believe everything you read? Did you read the long article
three or four years ago about the green cats that were born? MLB


What the news lie. I am getting to old for this sh@t ;-)

Don't get upset -- it is all in fun. MLB

mlbriggs wrote:

On Sun, 01 Apr 2007 11:13:12 -0700, William Graham wrote:


Nuff said!

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On Sun, 01 Apr 2007 15:08:00 -0400, Matthew wrote:


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On Sun, 01 Apr 2007 11:13:12 -0700, William Graham wrote:


wrote in message
ups.com...
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/17876321.../framenumber/3

Many years ago, when my brother-in-law was living in Alaska, he said
that
there was a substance called, "Grow-Kitty", that you could feed your
cats
and they would grow to massive proportions. People would feed it to
them
so
they could compete with the sled dogs......Probably contained some
growth
hormone, and it probably wasn't good for the cats, but it was better
for
them than being eaten by the dogs.........


Something about this reminds me that it is April 1st. Best wishes.
MLB

No they are for real I remember those articles. The first one made a big
stink over there

Aprils first only 16 days to go for tax deadline.


...and you believe everything you read? Did you read the long article
three or four years ago about the green cats that were born? MLB

My brother-in-law wasn't the kidding type, and besides I doubt if he told me
this on April 1st.....He was serious, and I am serious in relating the story
to those on this forum........

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I think what you really mean to say is... very FAT cats. Obese, if you
like your scientific terms. Big tends to paint a picture of a thing of
proper proportions, but just larger than the normal thing. The guy on
the left is probably just fattening the cat up for the slaughter. They
found a dozen frozen cats hanging in the freezer of a Chinese
restaurant where my sister lived once. A local favorite. The
restaurant, I mean. The owners said that the cats were for their own
personal consumption, but who can really be sure, ehh..? These people
are going to stick to the old ways come-what-may. You'll never
convince a guy like that to quit eating cat or to quit drinking cobra
bile or eating monkey brains. That's just the way they are.
The other cat owner should have her cat removed for animal abuse. She
should know better. Allowing an impulsive undisciplined animal the
latitude to eat to his fill every day is abuse, in my opinion.
Especially if it comes to this.


IBen Getiner

On 1 Apr, 20:45, (Claude V. Lucas) wrote:
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"Claude V. Lucas" wrote in message
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Bubba's a midget at 25 lbs.
I can still feel his ribs even though he's getting to have a big butt.

I was thinking that dog sitting beside Bubba must have a pretty big
inferiority complex.

Dog?

What dog?

He seems to like dogs better than other cats...

That's not Bubba in *that* picture.

Bubba's pages are at:

http://www.sonic.net/~claudel/Bubba/Bubba.html

My, Bubba is a handsome chap. I like him a lot
S;o)