My old pusscat died today

Basil wrote:Dogs have owners

Cats have staff.

cats are cold, brutish creatures .. not unlike some of our fellow forummers.

all cuddly at home and turn into stalking hunters when outside. They are also always ready to bare their fangs if there is the minutest discrepency in their schedule.

Good to see this is a forum of out and out cat and great dane lovers. Here's a picture of my parent's new kitten- "Sabre".

lardbucket wrote:
If Zat were posting now I'm sure there'd be a link to '101 uses for a dead cat'.

Were? :o

buckSH wrote:cats are cold, brutish creatures .. not unlike some of our fellow forummers.

all cuddly at home and turn into stalking hunters when outside. They are also always ready to bare their fangs if there is the minutest discrepency in their schedule.

Get out.

buckSH wrote:cats are cold, brutish creatures .. not unlike some of our fellow forummers.

But they can also be matey, like most of our fellow forummers.

buckSH wrote:cats are cold, brutish creatures

Compassionate as always...

Demelza wrote:

lardbucket wrote:
If Zat were posting now I'm sure there'd be a link to '101 uses for a dead cat'.

Were? :o

Yes.

As it were.

Very sad to hear that Rob. Always brings back sad memories of my dog, still haven't recovered completely.

I LOVE cats...

Couldn't eat a whole one though...

Has Zimmy been banned?

Oh yeah, LRD is Zim's multi ID.

Is everyone trying to piss me off this month?

Not I, Dell.....you qunt

Dello wrote:Oh yeah, LRD is Zim's multi ID.

Is everyone trying to piss me off this month?

It was funny - ironic even - when Laura welcomed him so warmly.

My brother's cat was bitten by a snake, and has karked it.

I'm still living on a main road - so we still have a no pet policy. We've seen our neighbours' animals come and go; they start off as a sort of cylindrical shape, and end up flat.

Hell hath no furry.

Basil wrote:That's sad, we have three cats and two of them are older than yours - not looking forward to the day when they become ill and we have to do the decent thing.

And sure enough, all three have since gone to that great cattery in the sky, still they all lived to good ages, and I think we gave them good lives. Have another three and so it goes on.

lardbucket wrote:My brother's cat was bitten by a snake, and has karked it.

I'm still living on a main road - so we still have a no pet policy. We've seen our neighbours' animals come and go; they start off as a sort of cylindrical shape, and end up flat.

Hell hath no furry.

Couldn't believe how much roadkill was in Tassie. We started counting and then got too tired because there was simply so much.  

A form of DIY entertainment?

dot

Red wrote:

lardbucket wrote:My brother's cat was bitten by a snake, and has karked it.

I'm still living on a main road - so we still have a no pet policy. We've seen our neighbours' animals come and go; they start off as a sort of cylindrical shape, and end up flat.

Hell hath no furry.

Couldn't believe how much roadkill was in Tassie. We started counting and then got too tired because there was simply so much.  

Cheap date?

All the gang were there - Jed, Granny, Jethro, Elly May, Cousin Pearl

Red wrote:

lardbucket wrote:My brother's cat was bitten by a snake, and has karked it.

I'm still living on a main road - so we still have a no pet policy. We've seen our neighbours' animals come and go; they start off as a sort of cylindrical shape, and end up flat.

Hell hath no furry.

Couldn't believe how much roadkill was in Tassie. We started counting and then got too tired because there was simply so much.  

Its certainly a problem down here. Firstly there is an abundance of wildlife but the main problem is that the bush on many country & outer suburban roads goes right to the roadside where there are no cleared verges or barriers. Every morning i run a gauntlet of dopey Wallabys, Possums & Rabbits.

Big Dog wrote:

Red wrote:

lardbucket wrote:My brother's cat was bitten by a snake, and has karked it.

I'm still living on a main road - so we still have a no pet policy. We've seen our neighbours' animals come and go; they start off as a sort of cylindrical shape, and end up flat.

Hell hath no furry.

Couldn't believe how much roadkill was in Tassie. We started counting and then got too tired because there was simply so much.  

Its certainly a problem down here. Firstly there is an abundance of wildlife but the main problem is that the bush on many country & outer suburban roads goes right to the roadside where there are no cleared verges or barriers. Every morning i run a gauntlet of dopey Wallabys, Possums & Rabbits.

To be fair the Wallabies are normally pissed.

Oh, you mean the animal.

taipan wrote:

Big Dog wrote:

Red wrote:

lardbucket wrote:My brother's cat was bitten by a snake, and has karked it.

I'm still living on a main road - so we still have a no pet policy. We've seen our neighbours' animals come and go; they start off as a sort of cylindrical shape, and end up flat.

Hell hath no furry.

Couldn't believe how much roadkill was in Tassie. We started counting and then got too tired because there was simply so much.  

Its certainly a problem down here. Firstly there is an abundance of wildlife but the main problem is that the bush on many country & outer suburban roads goes right to the roadside where there are no cleared verges or barriers. Every morning i run a gauntlet of dopey Wallabys, Possums & Rabbits.

To be fair the Wallabies are normally pissed.

Oh, you mean the animal.

Boom Tish