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Cat Forum / Cat Anecdotes / May 2005I've found a place for us all to meet w/our cats!
Check this out. We could all go to NYC & take our furkids along. Yeah, right. Like Moxie would tolerate this. LOL http://www.meowmix.com/newsevents/meowcafe.asp > Check this out. We could all go to NYC & take our furkids along. Yeah, > right. Like Moxie would tolerate this. LOL > > http://www.meowmix.com/newsevents/meowcafe.asp Yeah, like Persia would tolerate it and I could afford NYC. But thanks for the fun link :) Jill > > Check this out. We could all go to NYC & take our furkids along. Yeah, > > right. Like Moxie would tolerate this. LOL [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > Yeah, like Persia would tolerate it and I could afford NYC. But thanks for > the fun link :) Heh. Wotta idea, wonder what success they will have. Max, after he settled in and became a companion, is the onliest cat I've had who would tolerate that. Although when I took Quinn 'n Willie in for shots a week ago Willie again sat quietly in the chair and looked around and desk personnel complimented him. O'course there were no d*gs in the room :-) Norm -- this appeared in a letter to Baron's: "There is only one way to simplify the absurdly complex Internal Revenue Code for individual filing. That is to make it a felony punishable by imprisonment for any member of Congress to obtain any professional assistance (paid or unpaid) in the preparation of his or her personal tax returns." > Heh. Wotta idea, wonder what success they will have. Max, after he > settled in and became a companion, is the onliest cat I've had who would [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > My Abby (RB) would have loved this place. Lots of hoomins to pay homage to her, & all things arranged to her liking. But she's the only cat I know who wouldn't freak at all those people. I can't even imagine taking a cat out of the house in NYC. The cats pictured must be super mellow kitties. Either that, or on little kitty downers. ;o) Oh god, even if I could get Otis a visa (as he's a house terrorist I doubt it) - he'd last about 5 minutes in the company of other cats, they'd realise what he was really like and rip him to shreds. He acts all tough and puffs up when he sees other cats in the garden, runs outside with massive tail & screeching at them, they scramble up the fence and flee, and he stands guard at the bottom for about 30 mins to make sure they ain't coming back. They don't realise he will NEVER climb that fence and chase them - idiots - if they just stood their ground..it's so funny to see a wuss see off all the local big guys. LOL A hoomin's marketer's idea of what a cat MIGHT find enjoyable. Somehow, I think my three would pass on this idea, even supposing I was willing to fly them to NYC. =o) Melissa > LOL > A hoomin's marketer's idea of what a cat MIGHT find enjoyable. Somehow, > I think my three would pass on this idea, even supposing I was willing > to fly them to NYC. =o) I can't imagine Shmogg enjoying the place (and he definatley wouldn't enjoy the travel to get there!), but hey, I'd love to come to NYC! IBKFergus is the same passive-agressive kitty whatever happens. I don't think she'd care one way or the other, as long as Cary and their batty-ball came too. Yowie > IBKFergus is the same passive-agressive kitty whatever happens. I don't > think she'd care one way or the other, as long as Cary and their batty-ball > came too. Yes. And think of all the new toys, too! :) |
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