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King Rudi wrote
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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Hamilton is beautiful. Too bad you couldn't keep him.

Our girl is Sam. She is about 10 lbs but fights like she's a heavyweight.

I never let my cats out anymore. I lost several due to feline leukemia. Don't trust people or the elements, etc. so all my cats are now strictly house cats. Almost forgot we have coyotes that roam our neighborhood at night.
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I don't personally subscribe to the theory of evolution of men. However this is casting a doubt about my beliefs. :D


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*chime in* :D
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Lady Jane wrote
I don't personally subscribe to the theory of evolution of men. However this is casting a doubt about my beliefs. :D


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I never had any doubts.
Lady Jane wrote
I don't personally subscribe to the theory of evolution of men. However this is casting a doubt about my beliefs. :D


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I can relate...
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MKSixer wrote
I can relate...
We are simple creatures! :lol:
Lady Jane wrote
I don't personally subscribe to the theory of evolution of men. However this is casting a doubt about my beliefs. :D


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Well having studied psychology for ninety years, I can definitely state that the ape is merely acting on instinct and the internal reach for truth. You see, there are many flat-Earthers out there, and...
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Dpc2u wrote
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This reminds me of camping trip we were on and these city kids showed up and set up next to us, the next morning when they were getting ready to leave this how they packed up and drove off. We so wanted to follow them to see how it ended.
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Maestro wrote
Dpc2u wrote
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This reminds me of camping trip we were on and these city kids showed up and set up next to us, the next morning when they were getting ready to leave this how they packed up and drove off. We so wanted to follow them to see how it ended.
I hope the guy wearing the APFU jacket in the second pic took some corrective action on that horrible load plan!!
:rolleyes:
I'd hate to see her angry
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Somebody wasn't paying attention in class.
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LemansE90335xi wrote
Somebody wasn't paying attention in class.
He meant for that to happen. :rolleyes:

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