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Bear is a farter

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Cinbad - 20 Nov 2004 21:48 GMT
I adopted two male kittens shortly before Memorial Day, Bear and Davey.
Davey is long and lean, the stereotypical "curious cat" that can't stand not
to be right in the middle of whatever you are doing.  Bear is built like a
bulldog and already has a pretty-good-sized old man's tummy.  He's usually
right behind Davey but whenever the action stops, he flops down.  The
important thing is, they only eat Science Diet dry food.

I am married to a wonderful man who can produce more gas (burps and farts)
than any person I've ever known.   In the 18 years we've been married, he
has driven me out of the room more than once.  The other day, Bear was lying
on the couch near me, and suddenly there was "something in the air".  I said
to Chuck "Bear farted!" and Chuck said "That was me."  Well, given his
tendencies I had to believe him.

Since then there have been two more occasions, and we are forced to conclude
that Bear is a farter.  Always silent, always deadly.  I've had cats that
passed gas before, but only rarely and only when they had eaten something
that upset their system.  I guess Bear is just going to be a farter, like
his daddy.

Cindy
Karen Chuplis - 20 Nov 2004 22:15 GMT
> I adopted two male kittens shortly before Memorial Day, Bear and Davey.
> Davey is long and lean, the stereotypical "curious cat" that can't stand not
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>
> Cindy

DH must be proud ;)
Christine Burel - 21 Nov 2004 01:49 GMT
Science Diet has a lot of corn in it and it might be hard for Bear to
digest.  You might consider slowly switching to another brand of catfood
with less filler product and see if his fartiness goes away!
Christine

> > I adopted two male kittens shortly before Memorial Day, Bear and Davey.
> > Davey is long and lean, the stereotypical "curious cat" that can't stand not
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> >
> DH must be proud ;)
Singh - 21 Nov 2004 03:34 GMT
I think some kitties, like some twolegs, are just more full of hot air than
others. We've changed our kids' food a few times, mostly because they get very
bored with same-old-same-old and scream for variety. Brandy still drops SBD's
that could one-up the nuclear arms race.

Blessed be,
Baha

> Science Diet has a lot of corn in it and it might be hard for Bear to
> digest.  You might consider slowly switching to another brand of catfood
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> > >
> > DH must be proud ;)
mlbriggs - 20 Nov 2004 23:42 GMT
> I adopted two male kittens shortly before Memorial Day, Bear and Davey.
> Davey is long and lean, the stereotypical "curious cat" that can't stand not
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> that upset their system.  I guess Bear is just going to be a farter, like
> his daddy.

> Cindy

Is Daddy a milk drinker?  Sounds like diets need to be assessed.
Singh - 21 Nov 2004 03:34 GMT
We have a little "fartiste" among us, our Brandy. She is a pudgy little calico
and she has a singularly remarkable ability to cause us to receive calls from
the Environmental Protection Agency. And the incredible thing is, they are truly
silent. It'll be night, we're lying down with the lights and idiot box off,
Brandy will come sit on my chest for pettings and before you know it we're
getting dizzy from an excess of methane and sudden drop of oxygen levels. I've
always compared her and Stosh to a couple of frat boys, or maybe Beavis and
Butthead. She makes egg salad and beans washed down with skunk beer come out
smelling like Shalimar.

Blessed be,
Baha

> I adopted two male kittens shortly before Memorial Day, Bear and Davey.
> Davey is long and lean, the stereotypical "curious cat" that can't stand not
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>
> Cindy
John F. Eldredge - 22 Nov 2004 05:39 GMT
>We have a little "fartiste" among us, our Brandy. She is a pudgy
>little calico and she has a singularly remarkable ability to cause
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>maybe Beavis and Butthead. She makes egg salad and beans washed down
>with skunk beer come out smelling like Shalimar.

When I was a teenager, I had a cat that had horrendous gas problems.
He refused to eat anything other than tuna-flavored Puss'n'Boots
brand moist cat food, which is stinky even when fresh out of the can.
He would produce an all-but-visible cloud of rotting-fish smell,
glare at the nearest human as if blaming them for the stench, and
stalk out of the room in search of fresh air.

He was one of the sweetest-mannered lap-funguses that I have ever
met, but having him in your lap was at your own risk, since gas masks
aren't available to civilians, as far as I know.

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Stormin Mormon - 22 Nov 2004 06:10 GMT
Another use for duct tape?

I can imagine such a critter being chased out of the bedroom.

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On Sat, 20 Nov 2004 23:05:07 -0500, Singh <bahadur@localnet.com>
wrote:

>We have a little "fartiste" among us, our Brandy. She is a pudgy
>little calico and she has a singularly remarkable ability to cause
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>maybe Beavis and Butthead. She makes egg salad and beans washed down
>with skunk beer come out smelling like Shalimar.
Singh - 22 Nov 2004 15:05 GMT
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> glare at the nearest human as if blaming them for the stench, and
> stalk out of the room in search of fresh air.

AAAACKKK!!! I think I remember that nasty stuff. Wasn't it kind of in-your
face, nuclear-red in color?

I suppose if there had been a d*g around, the cat would have blamed him.
Those other house-critters have a bad reputaion for bad emission control,
yet Brandy manages to get one up on them.

> He was one of the sweetest-mannered lap-funguses that I have ever
> met, but having him in your lap was at your own risk, since gas masks
> aren't available to civilians, as far as I know.

Kind of like Brandy coming into bed with us eavery night.

Blessed be,
Baha
Kreisleriana - 22 Nov 2004 15:20 GMT
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>Those other house-critters have a bad reputaion for bad emission control,
>yet Brandy manages to get one up on them.

Joke time (vulgarity warning):
A young lady brings her new boyfriend to dinner with her parents for
the first time.  The young man is quite nervous.  But the family is
competely unfazed, when a foghorn-like sound breaks the silence, and
an unholy smell is released into the air.
A few minutes later, the event is repeated.  This time, Dad looks down
under the table, and shouts "Damn it, Rover, get outta there!" The
young man has an inner sigh of relief.  
All smile at each other, and try to resume the meal.
Again, the silence is broken by a kind of broken-trombone sound
effect, and a fetid odor.
Dad looks under the table, waving his hands wildly.  "I told ya,
Rover," he shouts, "Get outta  there before the bastard sh.ts on ya!"

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Seanette Blaylock - 22 Nov 2004 17:28 GMT
John F. Eldredge <john@jfeldredge.com> had some very interesting
things to say about Re: Bear is a farter:

>He was one of the sweetest-mannered lap-funguses that I have ever
>met, but having him in your lap was at your own risk, since gas masks
>aren't available to civilians, as far as I know.

My DH is sure that they are, and that you could obtain one at your
friendly neighborhood military surplus place [assuming they have one
in stock].

We own one, which DH "won" in a gift exchange at a church Christmas
party. He says it helps a lot when he's cleaning the catbox. :-)

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