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Cat Forum / Cat Anecdotes / June 2004Bottle cap socker
In the comics, Rose is a Rose", the kitten has been playing bottle cap soccer on the kitchen floor. The goal is under the refrigerator. Ours do the same. Inside the front hall closet is the rubber band collection. Now, why do they drop their little soft toys in the water bowl or the toilet? Don >In the comics, Rose is a Rose", the kitten has been playing bottle cap >soccer on the kitchen floor. The goal is under the refrigerator. Ours do the [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > >Don To drown them, or course! Theresa My Blog: http://www.humanitas.blogspot.com alt.tv.frasier FAQ: http://www.im-listening.net/FAQ/ >> In the comics, Rose is a Rose", the kitten has been playing bottle cap >> soccer on the kitchen floor. The goal is under the refrigerator. Ours do the [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > My Blog: http://www.humanitas.blogspot.com > alt.tv.frasier FAQ: http://www.im-listening.net/FAQ/ Grant's pom pom balls always end up in either the food or water dish. Actually, I've seen him do this. He is playing and playing and then carrying the ball and he'll do a double take at the food or water dish and decide to get a bite or a drink and drops the ball in. Exercise creates a need to eat and drink :) >>> In the comics, Rose is a Rose", the kitten has been playing bottle cap >>> soccer on the kitchen floor. The goal is under the refrigerator. Ours do the [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] >get a bite or a drink and drops the ball in. Exercise creates a need to eat >and drink :) I find my cat's pom pom's in the toilet all the time. I don't know how many have ended up at the sewage treatment plant. The little guy will just pick one up walk over to the toilet and drop it in. Of course it doesn't float and he is NOT about to get his paws wet retrieving the thing. He stares at it for a while and then leaves to find another toy. > In the comics, Rose is a Rose", the kitten has been playing bottle cap > soccer on the kitchen floor. The goal is under the refrigerator. Ours do the > same. Inside the front hall closet is the rubber band collection. > > Now, why do they drop their little soft toys in the water bowl or the > toilet? Smokey likes to play Lemon soccer. She has a toy nerf lemon that I got from a Pepsi promotion, which she likes to chase around. She will carry this around at 2 am and scream that it's soccer time. Damn Euro cat. :) She also has a toy orange, but it's a little bigger and made of heavier material. So I don't like to use this, as she likes to stop the ball with her head. She can't afford to lose the brain cells believe me. Although the Lemon is currently in an alternate dimension, so it's gentle Orange soccer for now. >In the comics, Rose is a Rose", the kitten has been playing bottle cap >soccer on the kitchen floor. The goal is under the refrigerator. Ours do [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > >Don Spicey loves waterbottle caps, her goal is under the stove or the couch. Suz Macmoosette Thank Heavens There's Only One =^..^= =^..^= =^..^= =^..^= =^..^= =^..^= Waiting for inspiration. Please hold while I contemplate my navel. |\__/| (=':'=) (")_(") >In the comics, Rose is a Rose", the kitten has been playing bottle cap >soccer on the kitchen floor. The goal is under the refrigerator. Ours do the [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > >Don As President Clinton said" because they can". >In the comics, Rose is a Rose", the kitten has been playing bottle cap >soccer on the kitchen floor. The goal is under the refrigerator. Ours do the >same. Inside the front hall closet is the rubber band collection. > >Now, why do they drop their little soft toys in the water bowl or the >toilet? I've never seen Betty play soccer. It took her a while to warm up to the idea of playing with the cat dancer, though we play every day now. It's very, very rare that she ever moves anything, or carries an object from place to place. I suspect that she didn't have access to toys as a kitten. > In the comics, Rose is a Rose", the kitten has been playing bottle cap > soccer on the kitchen floor. The goal is under the refrigerator. Ours do the [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > Don The alternative version in this household is pea hockey, and even noodle hockey. Whatever they can find on the floor gets batted around for hours. =o) Melissa > In the comics, Rose is a Rose", the kitten has been playing bottle cap > soccer on the kitchen floor. The goal is under the refrigerator. Ours do the > same. Inside the front hall closet is the rubber band collection. > > Now, why do they drop their little soft toys in the water bowl or the > toilet? Precisely why I keep the toilet lid down at all times! (And because I don't much like their tendency to drink from it rather than their water bowl.) > Don > In the comics, Rose is a Rose", the kitten has been playing bottle cap > soccer on the kitchen floor. The goal is under the refrigerator. Ours [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > Don Persia plays soccer with Brach's Butterscotch candies. I keep the rubber bands away from her but she likes my hair scrunchies; they wind up under my desk. I keep the toilet lids down and she drinks from a fountain so her soft little mice toys only gather around it; I suspect she thinks they might be thirsty :) Jill |
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