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M.C. Mullen - 10 Jan 2005 15:54 GMT
Today, at my friends, a farmer, I saw a most beautiful cat!
Imagine a Siamese, but the points are grey tabby (it is a cross between a
Siam and a tabby). What would you call this unusual colour?
A Siamese with tabby points?

It was a very special cat indeed.

Carola

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Ted Davis - 11 Jan 2005 13:56 GMT
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>It was a very special cat indeed.

A gray tabby colorpoint.  Tabby colorpoints can be very beautiful, for
example, Ozy, my blue-eyed red tabby  colorpoint:
<http://gearbox.maem.umr.edu/tdavis/cats/03.jan/ozy.267x400.1.jpg>.

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Holly - 11 Jan 2005 14:59 GMT
Ted She is buetifull. I have never seen any thing like her. OOOHHH
M.C. Mullen - 11 Jan 2005 17:28 GMT
| Ted She is buetifull. I have never seen any thing like her. OOOHHH

Ted seems to have beautiful cats only (don't ask me how he gets them, lucky
guy!).

:-))

Carola
Ted Davis - 12 Jan 2005 02:24 GMT
>| Ted She is buetifull. I have never seen any thing like her. OOOHHH
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>Ted seems to have beautiful cats only (don't ask me how he gets them, lucky
>guy!).

Avery and Mudpie are pretty ordinary, though their black fur is so
shiny that it almost casts reflections.  Tigger is an obese lump.

Where they came from?
 Fluffy is the only one actually chosen - she came from a tame rural
colony.
 Spooky came to supper one night and stayed ... twelve years so far.
 Ozy and Millie (and the missing Llewelyn) were the only ones that
could be caught during the cull of a pretty feral farm (ranch,
actually) colony.
 Fleagor the Magnificent showed up at my boss' front door and
wouldn't leave - I took him of their hands.
 Dandy and Maryweather were abandoned at the end of one of the roads
at the edge of town - I took them in because the people who found them
could keep them.
 Snowball was a "moving and can't keep" cat.
 So was Tigger.
 Avery and Mudpie were rejects from a litter - the people didn't want
all the kittens so I took some.
 Mickey isn't my cat, he just lives here (in my living room,
computer, room, bedroom, and lap), and he's not all that good looking.

BTW, Fleagor bit me badly last night.  He was in my lap getting his
ringworm ointment - I decided to get up so I started rising and
reaching in front of him to put the ointment down when he struck again
and again.  I wasn't paying attention: Fleagor and Mickey maintain
what amounts to an armed truce - when they are near each other, the
one that is moving walks very slowly and carefully while the
stationary one is in hair trigger attack mode.  I didn't see Mickey
creeping up to my chair, but Fleagor did.  Ice pack, antibiotic, and
Vicodin time.

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Ted Davis - 12 Jan 2005 02:06 GMT
>Ted She is buetifull. I have never seen any thing like her. OOOHHH

*HE* - Ozymandias is a boy cat.  Or was before I had him fixed.

His fur has a remarkable texture too - he's as easy on the petting
hand as on the viewing eye.

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Charlotte Dunne - 12 Jan 2005 03:07 GMT
>  *HE* - Ozymandias is a boy cat.  Or was before I had him fixed.

Love his name!  and a handsome boy to go with his name.

Charlotte & the kitties
Ashley - 11 Jan 2005 18:19 GMT
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> example, Ozy, my blue-eyed red tabby  colorpoint:
> <http://gearbox.maem.umr.edu/tdavis/cats/03.jan/ozy.267x400.1.jpg>.

Wow, that is a lovely cat.
Dik F. Liu - 01 Feb 2005 20:22 GMT
>Today, at my friends, a farmer, I saw a most beautiful cat!
>Imagine a Siamese, but the points are grey tabby (it is a cross between a
>Siam and a tabby). What would you call this unusual colour?
>A Siamese with tabby points?

What you saw is called a lynx point. It's probably not a Siamese, but a cat
with the pointed genes. While pointed genes is one quality of the Siamese, the
genes itself is common among all cats.
 
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