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Ikester19 wrote
That's just weird, do you know what this statue is supposed to symbolise?
My guess would be insanity.
3GFX wrote
Imagine hundreds of years from now looking at this the way we look at Roman statues. There will be so many questions.
One of them being, WTF?
X3MO wrote
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Moved down from #6 last year. :bellyroll
Justin
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infinitekidM2C wrote
She's a beaut clark!
LMFAO!!! That is hysterical.
rwheels wrote
Justin
Is that pic real? If so, that is one angry looking little kitty. lol
Esteban wrote
Is that pic real? If so, that is one angry looking little kitty. lol
Oh yeah! Some just have a natural scowl look. Wouldn't want one, because I would never know when he's plotting to kill me. :)
rwheels wrote
Oh yeah! Some just have a natural scowl look. Wouldn't want one, because I would never when he's plotting to kill me. :)
If you are in proximity of a cat and you are not feeding it, I can assure you; it is plotting your death. If you are feeding it, it will wait until after it's nap to plan how you will die.
King Rudi wrote
rwheels wrote
Oh yeah! Some just have a natural scowl look. Wouldn't want one, because I would never when he's plotting to kill me. :)
If you are in proximity of a cat and you are not feeding it, I can assure you; it is plotting your death. If you are feeding it, it will wait until after it's nap to plan how you will die.
This is my life daily. :help:
















Haha, kidding aside, I have had a cat, or cats, all my life and love them. :love:




But they scare me a little. :scared0016:
King Rudi wrote
If you are in proximity of a cat and you are not feeding it, I can assure you; it is plotting your death. If you are feeding it, it will wait until after it's nap to plan how you will die.
Face eaters.
But a cat will never throw you under the bus. A dog on the other hand...:rolleyes:
Esteban wrote
This is my life daily. :help:
















Haha, kidding aside, I have had a cat, or cats, all my life and love them. :love:




But they scare me a little. :scared0016:
I've always been a cat guy too. Love all animals, but cats are just something all together different. I have a picture of my last pet, Hamilton, my Maine Coon. Miss that fury bastard. He was definitely one to be fearful of. The elderly lady down the street walks her dog past my house daily. She stopped me one day and asked if he was mine. I told he he was, then she proceeded to tell me how hers and the other dogs in the neighborhood are all afraid of him. He was hands down the doggest cat I've ever owned. Gentle giant....until.......
Did someone say 'cat fashion'?
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King Rudi wrote
If you are in proximity of a cat and you are not feeding it, I can assure you; it is plotting your death. If you are feeding it, it will wait until after it's nap to plan how you will die.
Only if you feel like a mouse, I guess. ;)

Among those amazing things about cats is that they don't (well, seem to :)) project their personality: they see the world as it is rather than as they want it to be (and this is the essence of Zen, AFAIK). They don't look evil unless it's how you see them: it's just the shape of the head. By the way, it's so hard (if possible :)) to perceive the presence of a cat until you merely see it because it's not there in a sense, I reckon.
TKDbilly wrote
Did someone say 'cat fashion'?
Let me guess, your sister again?

:rolleyes:
King Rudi wrote
Esteban wrote
This is my life daily. :help:
















Haha, kidding aside, I have had a cat, or cats, all my life and love them. :love:




But they scare me a little. :scared0016:
I've always been a cat guy too. Love all animals, but cats are just something all together different. I have a picture of my last pet, Hamilton, my Maine Coon. Miss that fury bastard. He was definitely one to be fearful of. The elderly lady down the street walks her dog past my house daily. She stopped me one day and asked if he was mine. I told he he was, then she proceeded to tell me how hers and the other dogs in the neighborhood are all afraid of him. He was hands down the doggest cat I've ever owned. Gentle giant....until.......
...until he pounces! Haha!

Was yours free to roam? Or did you leash him? I've heard Maine Coons can wear a Leash/harness and be comfortable, unlike other cats who mostly just fall over.

Do you have a cat now?

You can see mine in the pet thread, if you want.
Dpc2u wrote
Let me guess, your sister again?

:rolleyes:
She gets around, what can I say!
@King Rudi's user avatarKing Rudi, here she is:

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Esteban wrote
@King Rudi's user avatarKing Rudi, here she is:

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This is Rose, she's 18 and if ever a cat had 9 lives she does. She's sitting next to me right now when I took this, enjoying the sun and letting me know she wants her dinner NOW.
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Murf993 wrote
Esteban wrote
@King Rudi's user avatarKing Rudi, here she is:

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This is Rose, she's 18 and if ever a cat had 9 lives she does. She's sitting next to me right now when I took this, enjoying the sun and letting me know she wants her dinner NOW.
Sweet baby... :love:
Esteban wrote
...until he pounces! Haha!

Was yours free to roam? Or did you leash him? I've heard Maine Coons can wear a Leash/harness and be comfortable, unlike other cats who mostly just fall over.

Do you have a cat now?

You can see mine in the pet thread, if you want.
Exactly. At 22 pounds, he was no joke to mess with. He kicked my ass several times.

This is Hamilton. He was free to roam. He mostly just hung out on the front porch and left me shrines of dead animals on the front door step for me. He used to bring chipmunks in the house, let them go, then go take a nap....bastard. Nothing worse than getting ready to leave for work or be late going somewhere, only to have to drop everything and chase a chipmunk through the house while he watched, unphased.

I no longer have him unfortunately. I had him for several years. He was a rescue. I started working more and more hours to the point that I'm hardly ever home. He deserved to have company and an owner that could spend time with him. I posted an ad on local sales network and an elderly couple that live about 20 miles away took him. For the first few months, the old man would call me every Friday evening, while drinking a beer and tell me about his and Hamilton's adventures for the week.

This is Hamilton....and me holding him before I lost all the weight. Dear lord, it's been a while since I've seen a photo of me pre-weight loss.

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