We refer to him as the grey furry sack of sago. I have seen him, when being dive bombed by butcher birds, squeeze down to less than an inch, skull excepted.
So this is the cat you mentioned in T.O. (the one that never even attempts to land on his feet). OK...I can now see why twisting in mid-air would be too arduous for such a large creature...the angular momentum would be tremendous.
I just found out that, in many parts of america, it's now impossible to get a burger that has no cheese. Some placed you gotta pay extra for them to take it off.
Wow, I've never seen a sausage cat before. That is one long beast.
We refer to him as the grey furry sack of sago. I have seen him, when being dive bombed by butcher birds, squeeze down to less than an inch, skull excepted.
So this is the cat you mentioned in T.O. (the one that never even attempts to land on his feet). OK...I can now see why twisting in mid-air would be too arduous for such a large creature...the angular momentum would be tremendous.
If he starts talking about mortgage-backed securities DON'T LISTEN. That's how the fat cats steal all of your money and eat you out of house and home.
Is this further evidence for the old adage about how pets and their owners grow to look like each other?
Spedding, I will find out where you live and come and dump him on your doorstep. Then we'll see who looks like what.
I just found out that, in many parts of america, it's now impossible to get a burger that has no cheese. Some placed you gotta pay extra for them to take it off.
Aww, he looks cute, I'd be happy to have him.
I thought of a better caption for the pic, though:
"Filosofer cat can had too many cheezburgers to go onting"