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How many times did you get scratched sedating them and stuffing them in there?
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As much as I would love them to be they are not my kittens. I just found the photo on the web. I thought they just crawled in there by themselves and fell asleep, but now I am wondering if they were placed in there while asleep?Math Jeans said:How many times did you get scratched sedating them and stuffing them in there?
scorpa said:![]()
I think I need to get him a bigger bed.
No kidding!Math Is Hard said:Overwhelming.. urge.. to snorgle a tum-tum! :!)

That avatar IS scary.Evo said:MIH, your avatar is frightening me.![]()
Thanks MIH, much better!Math Is Hard said:OK, i will revert to a friendlier avatar.

Math Is Hard said:Overwhelming.. urge.. to snorgle a tum-tum! :!)
Thank you!Math Is Hard said:OK, i will revert to a friendlier avatar.
scorpa said:Harley likes to help me with my homework:
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But then he gets tired and needs a nap:
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I think I need to get him a bigger bed.
Math Is Hard said:Overwhelming.. urge.. to snorgle a tum-tum! :!)
turbo-1 said:terrorize the neighborhood dogs to the point that my grandparents had to tie him out on a run every day to avoid problems with the neighbors that had dogs.
If he got off his run, he would watch the street, and if a dog came by, Fluffy would mount him with claws fully extended, and take that rodeo-ride down the street, entertaining the inhabitants. He was a popular entertainer. He must have been 20+ pounds, but he was cuddly and sweet.scorpa said:Turbo that is hilarious!
scorpa said:Length and height wise he is larger than most small dogs like ****zu's, about two-three more inches and he would be level with my knee. My aunt thinks he may have some main coone in him, apparently they are large cats with similar coloring. He's such a big baby thought, give him attention and he just eats it all up.
One thing about him that no one can believe is his fur. He is so unbelievably soft, it feels more like rabbit fur than cat fur. I've never seen a cat as soft as this guy before. My family likes to joke that he would make a wonderful pair of slippers...awful people they are...grr.
Edit: I just googled Maine Coon cats and good lord those things can get massive! I've never seen a cat that big before.
Andre said:Nice Marlon,
However from personal experience and that of others, it seems that the brother eventually may run away and try his luck elsewhere.
marlon said:My TWO new cats Ruffo, on the right, and Mina, on the left:
http://img295.imageshack.us/img295/407/dsc00012ku2.th.jpg
They are brother and sister
marlon
Astronuc said:A kiss from a BIG kitty
Our male cat likes to smooch in the evening when he comes to bed, and in the morning when its breakfast time.
marlon said:My TWO new cats Ruffo, on the right, and Mina, on the left:
http://img295.imageshack.us/img295/407/dsc00012ku2.th.jpg
They are brother and sister
marlon
Astronuc said:
Cats don't necessarily appreciate the good things their owners do for them.
http://www.gardenbuddies.com/forum/messages/4337/111150795.html
But this just unnatural
http://www.gardenbuddies.com/forum/messages/4337/111151471.html