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Changing my cats name!

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kilikini - 28 Jan 2005 12:55 GMT
I think I'm changing my cat, Tyrone's, name to Annoyance.  My husband thinks
that this cat is just the sweetest little thing in the world, but he's not
home with him all day!  He only gets to see Annoyance's sleepy, soft side.

A couple of days ago, I was attempting to make a Cream of Ham and Mushroom
soup, using a ham stock base instead of chicken.  Blasphemy, I know, but it
actually turned out really well, but I digress...  I boiled two ham bones
down and while I was standing at the stove watching the pot for a bit, I
felt this intense, sharp scratch up my leg, only to find Annoyance had
crawled up my leg and was hanging from my sweats up to my hip to get a
better view of what was brewing on the stove.  Uh-uh, not acceptable.  I
shoo'd him off my leg only to discover small tears and pulls up the fabric
of my sweats.  So be it.

After the bones were significantly cooked and were flexable, I had to pick
the remaining meat off of them.  Once again, on the same side of my leg, I
felt this scratch on my side, up to my hip, but this time my sweatpants had
effectively come down past my butt, leaving a nice white moon for my friend
who had come over to use the computer.  Careful inspection of the leg of the
sweatpants revealed more holes.

Okay, being the slave that I am and still hoping to save my sweats, he wants
some ham?  I'll give him some ham.  So, I chopped up a particularly large
chunk that came off the bone, put it on a plate and placed it by the kitty
food dishes.  His sister smelled it, sat down, looked at me and sneered.  I
swear!  Like I was feeding her raw cauliflower or something!  He ate a piece
and walked away.  2 days later, that plate is still there full of ham.
*sigh*  For this I lose a pair of good sweats???

Next I should tell you the story of the new whole in the bathroom
wall.............

kili
jmcquown - 28 Jan 2005 14:37 GMT
> I think I'm changing my cat, Tyrone's, name to Annoyance.  My husband
> thinks that this cat is just the sweetest little thing in the world,
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> kili

LOL  I'm sorry, kili, I know it's not funny but it's hilarious!  (BTW, I
don't think I ever told you when we get trolls in here we change the subject
in the thread and start posting recipes!)

Jill
Johnna O'Leary - 28 Jan 2005 15:11 GMT
lol... into every cat lover's life a pair of pants must fall! I'm sure your kitty meant no harm. lol...

You do realize that giving the ham after he crawled up your leg to get it is essentially rewarding the cat for the behavior and encouraging him to do it again. With a kitty you must never reinforce a behavior you wish to discourage. Very funny story!
kilikini - 28 Jan 2005 15:22 GMT
> lol... into every cat lover's life a pair of pants must fall! I'm
> sure your kitty meant no harm. lol...
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> encouraging him to do it again. With a kitty you must never reinforce
> a behavior you wish to discourage. Very funny story!

I know, I know, but I was busy and needed to shut him up.  But if he didn't
eat the ham, I guess it wasn't very rewarding, was it?  <g>

kili
Christine Burel - 29 Jan 2005 01:47 GMT
> > lol... into every cat lover's life a pair of pants must fall! I'm
> > sure your kitty meant no harm. lol...
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>
> kili

Maybe to paraphrase, " A kitty's paw must exceed his grasp..."
This was a cute story!
Christine
Kreisleriana - 28 Jan 2005 16:09 GMT
>I think I'm changing my cat, Tyrone's, name to Annoyance.  My husband thinks
>that this cat is just the sweetest little thing in the world, but he's not
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>
>kili

Theresa
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Kreisleriana - 28 Jan 2005 16:10 GMT
>I think I'm changing my cat, Tyrone's, name to Annoyance.  My husband thinks
>that this cat is just the sweetest little thing in the world, but he's not
>home with him all day!  He only gets to see Annoyance's sleepy, soft side.

(snip)

BWAHAHAHAHAHAHHA!  

Good thing you weren't wearing shorts. ;)

Theresa
Stinky Pictures: http://community.webshots.com/album/125591586JWEFwh
My Blog: http://www.humanitas.blogspot.com
kilikini - 28 Jan 2005 16:21 GMT
>> I think I'm changing my cat, Tyrone's, name to Annoyance.  My
>> husband thinks that this cat is just the sweetest little thing in
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>
> Theresa

God, I suppose that's next!

kili
Kreisleriana - 28 Jan 2005 16:41 GMT
>>> I think I'm changing my cat, Tyrone's, name to Annoyance.  My
>>> husband thinks that this cat is just the sweetest little thing in
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>
>kili

Jeans girl, gotta wear jeans.  I remember we had a white kitten when I
was little, who would climb my father from his feet to his shoulders.
She would fling herself up him just like he was a tree.  My dad would
just make a kind of Homer Simpson like "D'OH!" noise when he felt the
tiny claws.  ;)

Theresa
Stinky Pictures: http://community.webshots.com/album/125591586JWEFwh
My Blog: http://www.humanitas.blogspot.com
Melissa Houle - 28 Jan 2005 22:41 GMT
SNIP>

> Jeans girl, gotta wear jeans.  I remember we had a white kitten when I
> was little, who would climb my father from his feet to his shoulders.
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> Stinky Pictures: http://community.webshots.com/album/125591586JWEFwh
> My Blog: http://www.humanitas.blogspot.com

Heh, Nina would climb me if I was wearing anything from a nightgown, to a
Dior Evening Gown to a HazMat suit! Meowmie is a tree and step ladder in one
to her. I can be cooking dinner on the stove, and suddenly I feel this
little body come scooching up my backside until a little voice says "prrit?"
right in my ear. I swear that she's asking me "What's for dinner, meowmie?"
=o)
 And yes, right at the  moment, I have a nice long scratch on my right
upper arm thanks to my sweet angel-faced kitten.

Melissa
mlbriggs - 28 Jan 2005 18:44 GMT
> I think I'm changing my cat, Tyrone's, name to Annoyance.  My husband thinks
> that this cat is just the sweetest little thing in the world, but he's not
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>
> kili

You left food to rot for two days?
kilikini - 28 Jan 2005 18:53 GMT
>> I think I'm changing my cat, Tyrone's, name to Annoyance.  My
>> husband thinks that this cat is just the sweetest little thing in
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> You left food to rot for two days?

It's not rotten.  I put the plate out today for the stray neighborhood cats
and they ate it.

kili
mlbriggs - 28 Jan 2005 19:09 GMT
>>> I think I'm changing my cat, Tyrone's, name to Annoyance.  My
>>> husband thinks that this cat is just the sweetest little thing in
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>
> kili

"Dr Phil" needs to give you the specifics on bacteria formation.
jmcquown - 28 Jan 2005 19:22 GMT
>>>> I think I'm changing my cat, Tyrone's, name to Annoyance.  My
>>>> husband thinks that this cat is just the sweetest little thing in
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>
> "Dr Phil" needs to give you the specifics on bacteria formation.

"Dr. Phil" (if you're talking about the TV show guy) is not a nutritionist;
I'm not even sure what kind of a psychiatrist he's supposed to be.  It's
like saying 'Emeril' portrays a chef on Food TV - he doesn't.  He does
Listerine commercials and was raised in Massachusetts.  A "Cajun" chef he is
not, I don't care where his restaurants are.

That cooked and then re-cooked ham was probably just as good, if not better,
than a cat running across a dead bird or squirrel after who knows how many
days and making a snack out of it.  Methinks you need to lighten up.  I've
noticed your posts are getting more critical lately.  But maybe that's just
me.  If so, I apologize.

Jill
kilikini - 28 Jan 2005 19:41 GMT
>>>> You left food to rot for two days?
>>>
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>
> Jill

Jill, that's true about the meat.  If there's a dead bird that stinks and is
rotten (which this meat didn't do), a cat will still eat it.  I think this
was *much* safer.  Shoots, feral animals will eat just about anything!  Even
a well-fed dog who runs on the beach will make a snack of a 5 day old stinky
eel.

kili
mlbriggs - 29 Jan 2005 00:58 GMT
>>>>> You left food to rot for two days?
>>>>
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>>
>> Jill

 Apology accepted.   MLB

> Jill, that's true about the meat.  If there's a dead bird that stinks and is
> rotten (which this meat didn't do), a cat will still eat it.  I think this
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>
> kili
Christina Websell - 28 Jan 2005 21:09 GMT
Impossible to change a cat's name that begins with T to one that begins with
A.  Don't even think about it.

Kitty FC
whose name begins with KFC and always will

>I think I'm changing my cat, Tyrone's, name to Annoyance.  My husband
>thinks
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>
> kili
 
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