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Cat Forum / Cat Anecdotes / April 2005"The Enemy" is trounced!
I have mentioned before that there is a black neutered boycat that lives two doors away who hates Boyfriend. He is often in our garden showing off his superior age and strength, he's quite a big cat and has one of those "in yer face" personalities. He is very confident that he is just "wow!" If he sees me outside, he meows, comes over, and winds himself round my legs wanting me to admire him. Once he actually came into the house at night to look for, and humiliate and fight with my gentle lad. I was woken by caterwauling at 2 a.m. and got up to find that he couldn't get out and was being chased up the walls by Kitty FC. There has not been much trouble since then and Boyfriend is now brave enough to chase him away, if he knows I'm right behind him to back him up ;-) Last night there was the noise of a catfight near my back door. I put the outside light on to see what was what. The Enemy had decided to come right near the house when Kitty felt the call of nature and went outside to dig in the great outside litterbox for a little wee-wee. When I went outside, Kitty and the Enemy were rolling around in a serious fight, screaming. In less than a minute, they disengaged and the Enemy took off in the direction of his home. You could hardly see him for dust, as we say. Then Kitty performed her toilet duties and came back in, dusting her paws. The Enemy is a large black neutered tom who might weigh around 12lbs and has a very high opinion of himself in this neighbourhood. Kitty FC is 18 years old and weighs 4lbs. Tuxedo girl of course. YAY KITTY! Go, girl! Haven't seen the black cat today.. LOL! Tweed proud of the old lady, mess with her at your peril. Tweed > proud of the old lady, mess with her at your peril. It's not the size of the cat in the fight, it's the size of the fight in the cat!  Signaturemonique, who spoils Oscar unmercifully pictures: http://www.bounceswoosh.org/rpca >I have mentioned before that there is a black neutered boycat that lives two >doors away who hates Boyfriend. He is often in our garden showing off his [quoted text clipped - 28 lines] >Tweed >proud of the old lady, mess with her at your peril. MY, KFC, you are a brave gal! Theresa Stinky Pictures: http://community.webshots.com/album/125591586JWEFwh My Blog: http://www.humanitas.blogspot.com >>The Enemy is a large black neutered tom who might weigh around 12lbs and >>has [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > MY, KFC, you are a brave gal! I don't think she is afraid of much in this world. I would love to know her full story, as I eventually found out that her original name was "Lucky" - but I don't know why - which suggests a bad start anyway. Any cat who is as small as she is that can leave home and feed herself on her wits for seven years before she found this home deserves an accolade. I would like to think that she vanquished the enemy to save Boyfriend. My common sense tells me that isn't so. This is her hard won home. She could not come in because of the dogs: who are all now gone to RB. Now she is in after all these years, do you think she would let The Enemy approach the back door, like he wanted to make this his home? Absolutely not, the Enemy got all her fury, and to be honest, he didn't know what had hit him! He was far too near the house for one thing, and the other thing was she needed the toilet and didn't want an audience. BF is a very gentle cat, not like her, ROFL, he is gradually learning to defend his territory as he matures. At one time he wouldn't do it, now he will be quite fierce with an intruder if I am in the doorway cheering him on. Next step is to do it on his own. That will come. I am happy with his slow progress. I'd hate him to be a bully like The Enemy. BF is a pacifist. All he wants is a quiet home, enough to eat, go out on rat patrol and pretend to catch big ones, and write to his girlfriend Mimi in America, now and again. <BF says> It is not that I'm not brave, but dat Enemy is sure a big cat, bigger and older dan me, and he don't like me and I don't like him. I can chase him, and he does run away, if my meowmie nearby. Kitty say it dont matter if he bigger, you just av to be fiercer. I say to her you older and braver dan me, altho much smaller. She say you still a yung boy, not too brave yet. It will come. I say I hope my bravery comes soon. Kitty say I will get it in annovver year's time and in der meantime she will trounce der enemy on my behalf, since she fierce enuff for bofe of us. I love Kitty, if she not looked after me I mite av died. I not so sure she like me tho ;-) she always box my ears. Boyfriend >>I have mentioned before that there is a black neutered boycat that lives >>two [quoted text clipped - 39 lines] > > MY, KFC, you are a brave gal! Why, fank you, Theresa. I know I am. I've had to be. Kitty FC Wow! That KFC is a feisty thing! You go, girl! Katz > Wow! That KFC is a feisty thing! You go, girl! > > Katz Nuffing annoys me more, Katz, dan der Enemy coming up to der house after Boyfriend. Except when he comes up and blocks my way to spend an urgent penny. Dats when he either runs off or dies. He ran off. KFC > The Enemy is a large black neutered tom who might weigh around 12lbs and has > a very high opinion of himself in this neighbourhood. You consider twelve pounds a "large" cat? Melisande, my "little girl" weighs close to fifteen! (But Patches, the neutered tom I had when I got her as a kitten, weighed close to twenty - beside him, she was ALWAYS "little".) >> The Enemy is a large black neutered tom who might weigh around 12lbs and >> has a very high opinion of himself in this neighbourhood. > > You consider twelve pounds a "large" cat? Yes. All cats are allowed outside where I live, and a slender 12lb cat is a large one. Melisande, my > "little girl" weighs close to fifteen! (But Patches, the neutered tom I > had when I got her as a kitten, weighed close to twenty - beside him, she > was ALWAYS "little".) Indoor cats, though? Probably different. Because I had only had Kitty, 4lbs, I thought Boyfriend was huge. He might be around 10lbs now, I really ought to weigh him to see. He looks big to me, he is slim and fit though. The Enemy is bigger. I cannot imagine what a 20lb cat looks like. That's heavier than some of my female whippets were. Tweed <SNIP> > I cannot imagine what a 20lb cat looks like. That's heavier than some of my > female whippets were. > > Tweed A lady I work with showed me a pic of her 'baby' kitty,Oscar, the other day.... MY GOD!!!! Oscar is 27lbs!!!! If I had'nt seen photo evidence I would not have believed it. Nice work KITTY!!!! Keep those bullies in their place. Mathew Butler to 2 kittens: Chablis & Muscat En Vino Veritas > <SNIP> > > I cannot imagine what a 20lb cat looks like. That's heavier than some of my > > female whippets were. > > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > day.... MY GOD!!!! Oscar is 27lbs!!!! If I had'nt seen photo evidence I > would not have believed it. I just wandered into here, and I'm enjoying the cat stories. The KFC kitty story is great. But about this 27 pound Oscar, check out my Mischief. I've got a bit of photo evidence for you. I've told my fiancee that we need to buy bigger kitchen chairs. http://www.wideopenwest.com/~awesley5155/img/mischief_on_chair_2.jpg >> <SNIP> >> > I cannot imagine what a 20lb cat looks like. That's heavier than [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] > > http://www.wideopenwest.com/~awesley5155/img/mischief_on_chair_2.jpg GORDON BENNETT!! That's one huge cat, is this a true photo? Tweed > > I just wandered into here, and I'm enjoying the cat stories. > > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > of photo evidence for you. I've told my fiancee that we need to buy > > bigger kitchen chairs. http://www.wideopenwest.com/~awesley5155/img/mischief_on_chair_2.jpg > GORDON BENNETT!! That's one huge cat, is this a true photo? Yes, true photo, I took it, he's one of my cats. People are a little skeptical, so I try to put things in the photo for perspective (like the guitar). Here's another: http://www.wideopenwest.com/~awesley5155/img/mischief_03.jpg I bet KFC would terrorize Mischief. He's usually quite docile. > Tweed >>> I just wandered into here, and I'm enjoying the cat stories. >>> [quoted text clipped - 20 lines] > >> Tweed Rofl! Does he lay like that on command :) > > http://www.wideopenwest.com/~awesley5155/img/mischief_03.jpg > Rofl! Does he lay like that on command :) No, he's a cat. He's not much into that "on command" thing. But he does occasionally like to lie on his back. And he'll stay that way for quite a while. Apparently, it's quite comfortable for him. >>> http://www.wideopenwest.com/~awesley5155/img/mischief_03.jpg > [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > But he does occasionally like to lie on his back. And he'll stay that > way for quite a while. Apparently, it's quite comfortable for him. My boy, Grant, who just passed away did too: http://pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/kchuplis/detail?.dir=f267&.dnm=6435.jpg&.src=p h > My boy, Grant, who just passed away did too: http://pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/kchuplis/detail?.dir=f267&.dnm=6435.jpg&.src=ph I see. He's so dark, hard to see his features. The first picture in the album shows him well. I see him on his back in some more, like the "bikini" picture. I'm sorry for you, it's tough when they go. I had two cats and dog, got them within maybe 3 or 4 years, they were together for maybe 8 years and then they started passing on. It's not easy. >> My boy, Grant, who just passed away did too: >> [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > got them within maybe 3 or 4 years, they were together for maybe 8 > years and then they started passing on. It's not easy. Yes, it really is. He was only 8. Here are some better pics of his face: http://pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/kchuplis/detail?.dir=12ef&.dnm=70ad.jpg&.src=p h http://pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/kchuplis/detail?.dir=12ef&.dnm=a29c.jpg&.src=p h http://pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/kchuplis/detail?.dir=e1a3&.dnm=ec0c.jpg&.src=p h Bikini girl is Pearl (all my cats are black): http://pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/kchuplis/detail?.dir=12ef&.dnm=62f3.jpg&.src=p h She has a liiiittle white on her besides the bikini. >> > http://www.wideopenwest.com/~awesley5155/img/mischief_03.jpg > [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > But he does occasionally like to lie on his back. And he'll stay that > way for quite a while. Apparently, it's quite comfortable for him. Cali by the fire: http://pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/will_stock/detail?.dir=8c08&.dnm=e3f9.jpg&.src=ph > Cali by the fire: http://pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/will_stock/detail?.dir=8c08&.dnm=e3f9.jpg&.src=ph That's funny! I really did LOL. I went looking at a few of your pictures and I keep thinking "But they're so small." Here's Mischief's little brother, Kahlua: http://wideopenwest.com/~awesley5155/img/kahlua_01.jpg He was quite suspicious when I put that 2-liter next to him, but enough head scratching convinced him to stay there. >> Cali by the fire: http://pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/will_stock/detail?.dir=8c08&.dnm=e3f9.jpg&.src =p> h > That's funny! I really did LOL. > [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > He was quite suspicious when I put that 2-liter next to him, but enough > head scratching convinced him to stay there. Big genes :) Bill Stock posted: Cali by the fire: http://pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/will_stock/detail?.dir=8c08&.dnm=e3f9.jpg&.src=ph ========================================================== Cali has alot of purrsonality. Suz&Spicey > Bill Stock posted: > Cali by the fire: [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > Cali has alot of purrsonality. > Suz&Spicey SHe's poking. Smokey is proud. --Fil > > Bill Stock posted: > > Cali by the fire: http://pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/will_stock/detail?.dir=8c08&.dnm=e3f9.jpg&.src =ph > > ========================================================== > > Cali has alot of purrsonality. [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > --Fil they are adorable! > >> The Enemy is a large black neutered tom who might weigh around 12lbs and > >> has a very high opinion of himself in this neighbourhood. > > > > You consider twelve pounds a "large" cat? Next to four pounds...OMG....I remember when the bits weighed that... Now Kumani is 10 lbs, Tyche is fat at 12 lbs, and Smokey and Nox are healthy at 12 lbs (Nox is a fairly large queen, and Smokey was a mature male before his fix.) Don't **** with Kitty! --Fil >>You consider twelve pounds a "large" cat? > [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > Indoor cats, though? Probably different. Not until I moved to an apartment! Of course, Patches was an unaltered stray for about three years, until he walked in the pet flap one day, discovered my resident cat's food bowls, and refused to leave. My cats have always been indoor/outdoor (their choice) whenever possible. (And if anything, they lost a bit of weight, once they were confined to the indoors.) > I cannot imagine what a 20lb cat looks like. Somewhat like a long-tailed, white and marmelade bobcat with a torn right ear - definitely mostly (if not all) muscle! Melly isn't fat either - although she's long-hair, so may have some Maine Coon in her ancestry. I have had smaller cats, but I don't think even Paraclete (whom I thought of as a "runt") weighed much less than ten pounds. Maybe they just grow bigger in California? > That's heavier than some of my > female whippets were. Well, when we were still living in a house, one of my neighbors used to walk her miniature Schnauzer past it. I was in the yard one day and commented when I noticed the dog slowing and whimpering a little. I asked "Is she looking for my cats?", and was told she was looking for the "killer" cat! Apparently Patches thought it was great fun to come running out of nowhere to leap over the dog! (Not attack, just intimidation.) . > Well, when we were still living in a house, one of my > neighbors used to walk her miniature Schnauzer past it. I [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > running out of nowhere to leap over the dog! (Not attack, > just intimidation.) One of the funniest things I ever saw.....if only video cameras had been invented then..... I looked out of the kitchen window because I could hear this incredibly annoying yapping sound, all I could see was Speedy Joe sitting on the garden wall with a smug expression so I went out to look.... Basically there was this mininature Yorkshire terrier on the other side of the garden wall and it was going spare, leaping about all over the place and yapping madly because Speedy Joe had dangled his tail down just out of the poor dogs reach and was waving it in a most provocative manner. No matter how hard it tried to bite that tempting tail, no matter how much effort it put into those little legs, it was always just half an inch too far for the dog to get the tail. Speedy Joe looked very smug I think he'd worked out how to drive the poor dog to despair Lesley Slave of the Fabulous Furballs > Basically there was this mininature Yorkshire terrier on the other > side of the garden wall and it was going spare, leaping about all over [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > tail, no matter how much effort it put into those little legs, it was > always just half an inch too far for the dog to get the tail. > Speedy Joe looked very smug I think he'd worked out how to drive the > poor dog to despair Cats are very good at that sort of thing. Both of mine used to do similar things. SignatureCheryl > > The Enemy is a large black neutered tom who might weigh around 12lbs and has > > a very high opinion of himself in this neighbourhood. [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > neutered tom I had when I got her as a kitten, weighed close > to twenty - beside him, she was ALWAYS "little".) Well, it's a LOT larger than Kitty Farmcat! >> > The Enemy is a large black neutered tom who might weigh around 12lbs >> > and [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] >> > Well, it's a LOT larger than Kitty Farmcat! I must borrow my aunt's digital camera and take a photograph of KFC next to a wellington boot to give you the scale. Tweed > You consider twelve pounds a "large" cat? Melisande, my > "little girl" weighs close to fifteen! (But Patches, the > neutered tom I had when I got her as a kitten, weighed close > to twenty - beside him, she was ALWAYS "little".) One thing I have noticed is how much bigger USA cats are to British Cats. Without exception, all mine wear considered "small" at the USA vet they used, and Robbie is classed as one of their smallest at a healthy 7 1/2lbs. In the UK, an average cat is "usually" somewhere in the region of 8-12lbs. Helen M > > You consider twelve pounds a "large" cat? Melisande, my > > "little girl" weighs close to fifteen! (But Patches, the [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > > Helen M Wow. Yeah. I would say an average male here weighs between 10 and 14 lbs. Girls 7 to 10 lbs. > > You consider twelve pounds a "large" cat? Melisande, my > > "little girl" weighs close to fifteen! (But Patches, the [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > > Helen M Yep, cats in the US are bigger, but you oughta see the ones in Texas!!! Oh, you have... never mind!!!! ;> Hugs, CatNipped > -- > Posted via Mailgate.ORG Server - http://www.Mailgate.ORG > Yep, cats in the US are bigger, but you oughta see the ones in Texas!!! Oh, > you have... never mind!!!! ;> LOL!!! Reminds me of the joke, (This is the condensed version) where a Texan goes to Australia and says to his host everytime he's shown something "That's all very well, but the ones in Texas are bigger". Until he sees a kangaroo, when there's a pause and the TExan suddenly comes out with, "Crikey! That's a BIG mouse!" Helen M > Reminds me of the joke, (This is the condensed version) where a Texan > goes to Australia and says to his host everytime he's shown something [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > Helen M Crikey? I thought the joke was cute, given the arrogance that prevails in the U.S., and especially in Texas, but I really got a chuckle at the thought of a Texan using the word crikey. It just strikes me as funny. BTW, when we moved from the Northwest to Texas, we brought along three cats. Josh, who weighed 22 pounds in his prime, was quite the hunter at our former place. The expression on Josh's face the first time a huge Texan jackrabbit hopped by the window was priceless. I imagine Josh was thinking the cat version of crikey. Annie, who currently lives in Texas. >> "Crikey! That's a BIG mouse!" >> [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > Texan using the word crikey. > It just strikes me as funny. I noticed that, too =) Signaturemonique, who spoils Oscar unmercifully pictures: http://www.bounceswoosh.org/rpca "Helen Miles" <helen.miles@virgin.net> had some very interesting things to say about Re: "The Enemy" is trounced!: >Reminds me of the joke, (This is the condensed version) where a Texan >goes to Australia and says to his host everytime he's shown something >"That's all very well, but the ones in Texas are bigger". Until he sees >a kangaroo, when there's a pause and the TExan suddenly comes out with, >"Crikey! That's a BIG mouse!" The version I heard of that joke has the Australian, on sighting the kangaroo, grumbling something about grasshoppers. :-) 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 > "Helen Miles" <helen.miles@virgin.net> had some very interesting > things to say about Re: "The Enemy" is trounced!: [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > The version I heard of that joke has the Australian, on sighting the > kangaroo, grumbling something about grasshoppers. :-) I heard the Texan farmer/English thing about the massive size of Texan apples. We say we grow apples to fit our mouths here :-) Tweed <joking> > > "Helen Miles" <helen.miles@virgin.net> had some very interesting > > things to say about Re: "The Enemy" is trounced!: [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > Tweed > <joking> Well we are accused of having big mouths here, so big apples would "fit"!!! ;> Hugs, CatNipped >> > "Helen Miles" <helen.miles@virgin.net> had some very interesting >> > things to say about Re: "The Enemy" is trounced!: [quoted text clipped - 22 lines] > > CatNipped Exactly! <duck and run> Tweed > >> > "Helen Miles" <helen.miles@virgin.net> had some very interesting > >> > things to say about Re: "The Enemy" is trounced!: [quoted text clipped - 26 lines] > > Tweed Oh, you don't need to run from me, I'm infamous for my "foot in mouth" disease!!! ;> Hugs, CatNipped > Reminds me of the joke, (This is the condensed version) where a Texan > goes to Australia and says to his host everytime he's shown something > "That's all very well, but the ones in Texas are bigger". Until he sees > a kangaroo, when there's a pause and the TExan suddenly comes out with, > "Crikey! That's a BIG mouse!" Reminds me of the story about the Alaskan native who went hunting down in Texas. Every time he commented on how big something was, the Texan would tell him something on the order of yeah, it's a fair to middlin' sized "........" Finally, the Alaskan invited the Texan to come up to Alaska and go hunting. The Texan agreed, not too impressed, but polite. A month or so later the Texan shows up in Alaska, and the native takes him hunting. The grizzly bear didn't impress the Texan, no did the Kodak bear. The salmon brought forth a yawn and a comment that it was a fair sized trout. The moose wasn't as big as a Texan deer and so forth. Finally, the native gets frustrated and sticks an Alaskan king crab in the Texan's bunk while he was asleep. Of course the irate crab nips the Texan in the leg with his claws, bringing the Texan out of his bunk swearing and terrified. "Sh*t," he screams. "What the f*ck was that?" "Oh," the native replies. "It was just a spider, I'm sure you have bigger in Texas." Pam S. >> One thing I have noticed is how much bigger USA cats are to British >> Cats. Without exception, all mine wear considered "small" at the USA >> vet they used, and Robbie is classed as one of their smallest at a >> healthy 7 1/2lbs. In the UK, an average cat is "usually" somewhere >> in the region of 8-12lbs. Yabbut if'n you UKers would quit eating deep-fat-fried candy bars, there'd be food LEFT for the cats. SignatureMoses.DukeOfUrl@gmail.com Cliologist, Philanthropologist, Prothonotary Wibbler, Paleoconservative, Surface Warrior Squid >>You consider twelve pounds a "large" cat? Melisande, my >>"little girl" weighs close to fifteen! (But Patches, the [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > 1/2lbs. In the UK, an average cat is "usually" somewhere in the region > of 8-12lbs. Hmmmm..... I always thought Patches owed his size to a British Shorthair ancestor, since he looked very like the photo of one in a book I had, and they were described as "cobby" in build, which I took to mean built like wrestlers. Evidently I was wrong - American bob-cat, maybe? (I've read of such cross-breeds so apparently it is genetically possible, and a bob-cat is only slightly larger than a large housecat.) > One thing I have noticed is how much bigger USA cats are to British > Cats. Without exception, all mine wear considered "small" at the USA vet > they used, and Robbie is classed as one of their smallest at a healthy 7 > 1/2lbs. In the UK, an average cat is "usually" somewhere in the region > of 8-12lbs. I've noticed this to. Fugazi, Isis and Speedy Joe all averaged about 12-14 pounds and were considered "massive" by several of my fellow slaves. Redunzel and Sarrasine are smaller- Redunzel weighs in at almost eight (she's smaller at the shoulder but heavier built than Sarrasine) and Sarrasine is just under 7 pounds! But they are perfectly fine and healthy! Lesley Slave to the Fabulous (and fabulousy petite) Furballs Way to go Kitty FC! Your description of how BF will cchase away the Enemy when you're out there reminds me of Little Bit - very fierce when she sees others cats outside, but timid when we're outside and another cat happens to eat at the outdoor kitty bowl. At those times it's Sammy who tries to chase them away (one reason why I keep Sammy on a leash when we're in the OUT). Once Sammy starts to chase away an interloper, LB joins right in - but screeches to a halt when Sammy reaches the end of her leash and LB realises she's on her own. BTW LB and Sam also wear tuxes >I have mentioned before that there is a black neutered boycat that lives two >doors away who hates Boyfriend. He is often in our garden showing off his [quoted text clipped - 30 lines] > >Tweed SignatureSteve Touchstone, faithful servant of Sammy and Little Bit stouchst@JUNKsirinet.net [remove Junk for email] Home Page: http://www.sirinet.net/~stouchst/index.html Cat Pix: http://www.sirinet.net/~stouchst/animals.html > Way to go Kitty FC! > [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > > BTW LB and Sam also wear tuxes I am proud of Boyfriend's progress. A year ago my friend described him as "a big girl's blouse." In other words, couldn't stand up for himself, and timid. Well, so what? I don't want him to be an in yer face cat like The Enemy. BF is gentle, good-mannered, and kind and I am quite happy with him just the way he is, even if it means I have to stand in the doorway so he feels brave enough to chase off the nasty black kitty. Six months ago he daren't have done that even with me there. If all else fails, Kitty will come to the rescue. I get the impression she thinks it's about time he did it himself, but sometimes.. sometimes.. it's too much for the old girl's warrior instinct and she has to join in. She has had to be like this to survive in the out for so long, and she did well. It isn't necessary for BF to fight for survival like she did, lucky him, he has a safe haven and wasn't out long enough for his temperament to be spoilt like hers was. Tweed > Tweed > proud of the old lady, mess with her at your peril. <Nikki cheers on fellow feisty little tuxedo girl> SignatureMarina, Frank, Nikki, and introducing: Mere! marina (dot) kurten (at) pp (dot) inet (dot) fi Pics at http://uk.pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/frankiennikki/ and http://community.webshots.com/user/frankiennikki >> Tweed >> proud of the old lady, mess with her at your peril. > ><Nikki cheers on fellow feisty little tuxedo girl> Carrie is full of admiration for her as well. I think she views KFC and Nikki as role models for tuxedo girlcats! SignatureCathi Go petite Kitty FC...its always the small ones you have to watch! Cheers for Kitty FC, reminds me of myself, Being very short, Dad always made sure I could stand up for myself, and when my husband was courting me {old fashioned word }he always called me his little spitfire. Jean. P. I hasten to add I mellowed after I became a Mother. > I have mentioned before that there is a black neutered boycat that lives two > doors away who hates Boyfriend. He is often in our garden showing off his [quoted text clipped - 30 lines] > > Tweed > I have mentioned before that there is a black neutered boycat that lives > two doors away who hates Boyfriend. He is often in our garden showing off [quoted text clipped - 30 lines] > > Tweed Way to go, KFC! What a protector! Sam, closely supervised by Mistletoe |
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