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Cat Forum / Cat Anecdotes / December 2004Am I the only one............
who sometimes thinks it might be nice to have a tail like a cat? Would be quite useful to be able to flick the end back and forth in warning......STAY AWAY FROM ME OR ELSE! Would also be grand to be able to wave it around and around when feeling especially pleased with oneself...........or bristle it to intimidate irritating people. I can think of several downsides too, such as rocking chairs and big feet! Lorna........who apparently needs to get a life!! > who sometimes thinks it might be nice to have a tail like a cat? Would be > quite useful to be able to flick the end back and forth in warning......STAY [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > chairs and big feet! > Lorna........who apparently needs to get a life!! Never thought about haing a tail before, but it could be fun. Expressive ears would be nice too! >Never thought about haing a tail before, but it could be fun. Expressive >ears would be nice too! Oh YEAH. There's a few people I'd like to give "the ear." Sherry > >Never thought about haing a tail before, but it could be fun. Expressive > >ears would be nice too! > > Oh YEAH. There's a few people I'd like to give "the ear." > > Sherry I've wished for kitty ears too, and for just that reason. :-) ------ Krista > >Never thought about haing a tail before, but it could be fun. Expressive > >ears would be nice too! > > Oh YEAH. There's a few people I'd like to give "the ear." > > Sherry It might be fun for all the reasons you've mentioned, but wearing pants or tight skirts could be a problem. =o) Of course, careful tailoring could take care of the problem. But it might still be tricky if trying to dress in a hurry. Melissa >>Never thought about haing a tail before, but it could be fun. Expressive >>ears would be nice too! > > Oh YEAH. There's a few people I'd like to give "the ear." > > Sherry Me too!!! Pam S. >>> Never thought about haing a tail before, but it could be fun. >>> Expressive ears would be nice too! [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > Pam S. I'd only want the tail if I could control it - don't want people knowing that I'm telling a "white lie" because the tail is twitching! And the ears would be great so I could continue doing something but turn an ear towards someone and they'd know that I was listening to them. Also "giving the ear" would be nice. Would the cat eyes mean I wouldn't need these darned glasses? (Not a viable candidate for corrective surgery, dang it!) - Denise Brennasmeowmy > who sometimes thinks it might be nice to have a tail like a cat? Would be > quite useful to be able to flick the end back and forth in warning......STAY [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > chairs and big feet! > Lorna........who apparently needs to get a life!! Have you ever seen models parading clothes? (On TV or otherwise) -- they do enough swishing minus a tail. MLB L Marks wrote: >Subject: Am I the only one............ > >who sometimes thinks it might be nice to have a tail like a cat? I used to play a game with my Misty (RB) in which I would don a 'tail'. It was a rope or ribbon tucked into the back of my trousers so that it dragged around behind me. I was rarely able to make a complete circuit of the house without a charge from ambush to attack my poor tail. Misty, bless her heart seemed to understand how to play most any game I could think up for her. Regards and Purrs, O J > who sometimes thinks it might be nice to have a tail like a cat? > Would be quite useful to be able to flick the end back and forth in [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > such as rocking chairs and big feet! > Lorna........who apparently needs to get a life!! Hmmm.... interesting thought! It never occurred to me, but it sure could be useful! However, I'd have to perfect the art of wrapping the tail properly around me to sit down :) Jill > Hmmm.... interesting thought! It never occurred to me, but it sure could > be [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > Jill LOL - I'd been thinking how difficult it might be able to sit at the computer! "LMarks" <LMarks35nospam@insight.rr.com> had some very interesting things to say about Re: Am I the only one............: >> Hmmm.... interesting thought! It never occurred to me, but it sure could >> be useful! However, I'd have to perfect the art of wrapping the tail >> properly around me to sit down :) >LOL - I'd been thinking how difficult it might be able to sit at the >computer! And I'm thinking about difficulty with clothing [maybe I've read too much Freefall, which has an intelligent genetically modified wolf as a major character :-)].  Signature"The universe is quite robust in design and appears to be doing just fine on its own, incompetent support staff notwithstanding. :-)" - the Dennis formerly known as (evil), MCFL >> Hmmm.... interesting thought! It never occurred to me, but it sure >> could be [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > LOL - I'd been thinking how difficult it might be able to sit at the > computer! I'm sure we'd manage. I've managed to drive my 5-speed standard trans car wearing a Civil Wear era hoop skirt :) Jill >Hmmm.... interesting thought! It never occurred to me, but it sure could be >useful! However, I'd have to perfect the art of wrapping the tail properly >around me to sit down :) > >Jill True. Plus we'd probably always be tripping over it. :-) Sherry It would just give the cats something to bat at while we're doing something concentrating on something else. Think about Sammy, would you want to wake up to a cat sucking or biting on your tail?? Although I would love to give some people the "tail" like humans give the finger. Man, though, at work at the clinic, I'd have to tuck it in to prevent the dogs from biting it. Only if I could control the tail like an elephant controls its trunk, that way I could use it as an extra hand, which could be beneficial. But Mischief would constantly be stalking it, i know it. Kristi > who sometimes thinks it might be nice to have a tail like a cat? Would be > quite useful to be able to flick the end back and forth in warning......STAY [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > such as rocking chairs and big feet! Lorna........who apparently needs to > get a life!! I'd rather be able to flatten my ears back when I'm in a bad mood! Or rotate them to indicate that I heard you but can't be bothered right now. Signaturemonique, who is sometimes allowed to pet Oscar, a grey^H^H^H^Hblue-cream DLH with an attitude! > who sometimes thinks it might be nice to have a tail like a cat? Would be > quite useful to be able to flick the end back and forth in warning......STAY [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > chairs and big feet! > Lorna........who apparently needs to get a life!! I want a tail too, and lots of lovely fur to keep me warm and big cat eyes. Pam S. > who sometimes thinks it might be nice to have a tail like a cat? > Would be quite useful to be able to flick the end back and forth in [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > such as rocking chairs and big feet! > Lorna........who apparently needs to get a life!! I think the problem with having a tail would be, there would always be someone who'd think it amusing to pull it. SignatureAdrian (Owned by Snoopy & Bagheera) A house is not a home, without a cat. |
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