Wallace
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My missus says he's cute.
(He is.)
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(He is.)
Bobupndown
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Yes he really is, goes mad wrecking the house, bullying the two older cats but he's so loveable you forgive him anything.My missus says he's cute.
The_Yellow_Ardvark
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Made a friend today, this beastie was fun.
Wallace
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Last night around 18:00 both cats were Paddington Bear staring, it is officially feeding time. (We swear both cats have tiny furry Swatch watches hidden in their fur.)
Walking to the kitchen they are circling my feet like excited sharks, as l open the kitchen door the tabby is now leading me with her tail up to the bowls. Half way across the kitchen she stops, looks over her shoulder at me, then at the cat food cupboard and back at me. The look was definitely "Are you getting the cat biscuit?"
As I write this the same scenario is unfolding except the B&W cat is tapping my hand and being vocal as a reminder.
Walking to the kitchen they are circling my feet like excited sharks, as l open the kitchen door the tabby is now leading me with her tail up to the bowls. Half way across the kitchen she stops, looks over her shoulder at me, then at the cat food cupboard and back at me. The look was definitely "Are you getting the cat biscuit?"
As I write this the same scenario is unfolding except the B&W cat is tapping my hand and being vocal as a reminder.
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When a friend of ours was house / cat sitting she asked if she needed to know where the cat food was. We replied that there was no need, and she'd be shown at the correct time.Last night around 18:00 both cats were Paddington Bear staring, it is officially feeding time. (We swear both cats have tiny furry Swatch watches hidden in their fur.)
Walking to the kitchen they are circling my feet like excited sharks, as l open the kitchen door the tabby is now leading me with her tail up to the bowls. Half way across the kitchen she stops, looks over her shoulder at me, then at the cat food cupboard and back at me. The look was definitely "Are you getting the cat biscuit?"
As I write this the same scenario is unfolding except the B&W cat is tapping my hand and being vocal as a reminder.
Bobupndown
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It seems Barney is an F1 fan as well.
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though has he watched the 2 and 3 wheeled racing.....
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Kirsty settled in for 2 weeks now.
Still some growing to do to catch up with Rory:
She is either hyper or sleeping!
Still some growing to do to catch up with Rory:
She is either hyper or sleeping!
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Kirsty and Rory getting along, Kirsty purrs as soon as she see's Rory:
Bobupndown
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Loving the cat condo!
Jelly_Sheffield
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So whilst I was away in the middle east, my super-discount 50t press arrived in three boxes (legs, crossbeams, hydraulics) and my partner propped the boxes up by the front door where the courier dropped them, because they weigh about what she does.
Bring very lazy, I haven't got round to moving them to the workshop yet.
This morning at about 9am I heard an almighty crash from downstairs.
Ran downstairs from the office, to find [His Imperial Majesty,] The Cat clinging to the frame of an oil painting at about head height, very scared, and the press legs lying on the floor.
Looking at the scuff marks on the wall, he decided to jump off the top of his 12ft high cat tree onto the box containing the press legs, and his 3kg of fluffy adorableness gained enough momentum to knock them over.
Being super fast and not keen to be squished he jumped for the first thing he could to stay well out of the way and clung on.
I got him off the painting (it's unharmed, but the artist would definitely consider a cat knocking over a heavy object then climbing one of his paintings to be a form of performance art).
Upon which he immediately pegged it upstairs to hide under the bed and think about his life choices, where he's remained since...
He wouldn't even come out for his lunch so I just slid a plate of whiskas to him after 15 mins trying to tempt him out.
Given the demonstrated skill at knocking over boxes, then scarpering to a safe distance and trying to look like butter wouldn't melt...
I am considering if we can get him a job in Logistics, maybe a forklift operator on back-shift.
In all seriousness though I feel like a right tit for not anticipating the boxes could fall over and laying them down...
He would have been seriously hurt (absolute best case would be losing a tail or leg) if the box had landed on him.
Bring very lazy, I haven't got round to moving them to the workshop yet.
This morning at about 9am I heard an almighty crash from downstairs.
Ran downstairs from the office, to find [His Imperial Majesty,] The Cat clinging to the frame of an oil painting at about head height, very scared, and the press legs lying on the floor.
Looking at the scuff marks on the wall, he decided to jump off the top of his 12ft high cat tree onto the box containing the press legs, and his 3kg of fluffy adorableness gained enough momentum to knock them over.
Being super fast and not keen to be squished he jumped for the first thing he could to stay well out of the way and clung on.
I got him off the painting (it's unharmed, but the artist would definitely consider a cat knocking over a heavy object then climbing one of his paintings to be a form of performance art).
Upon which he immediately pegged it upstairs to hide under the bed and think about his life choices, where he's remained since...
He wouldn't even come out for his lunch so I just slid a plate of whiskas to him after 15 mins trying to tempt him out.
Given the demonstrated skill at knocking over boxes, then scarpering to a safe distance and trying to look like butter wouldn't melt...
I am considering if we can get him a job in Logistics, maybe a forklift operator on back-shift.
In all seriousness though I feel like a right tit for not anticipating the boxes could fall over and laying them down...
He would have been seriously hurt (absolute best case would be losing a tail or leg) if the box had landed on him.
Bobupndown
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Classic! 
You stare into the void, and the void stares back. Also asks for snackies.
Jelly_Sheffield
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And he who feeds Kitties should be careful that he does not become hungry himself?
He always seems to come asking for food at a moment when I am myself hungry but hadn't quite acknowledged it yet!
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one of my cat quite enjoys car rides... as long as he's not in a carrier... well he is part bengal, so a bit weird. 
don't worry, he's learned to keep out of the drivers footwell, and he lies down when it gets bumpy or twisty..
also pics taken whilst stationary...
don't worry, he's learned to keep out of the drivers footwell, and he lies down when it gets bumpy or twisty..
also pics taken whilst stationary...
