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Cat Forum / General Topics / February 2004crazy cat
There is a tom cat who walks around meowing loudly, often in the wee hours of the moring. We call him the crazy old man, because he walks around meowing for no reason. Though I guess there must be a reason, can anyone think of one? He seems to be a tomcat because I've seen him spray the neighbor's plants. >There is a tom cat who walks around meowing loudly, often in the wee >hours of the moring. We call him the crazy old man, because he walks >around meowing for no reason. Though I guess there must be a reason, >can anyone think of one? He seems to be a tomcat because I've seen him >spray the neighbor's plants. Maybe the cat is hungry lonely cold? -------------------------------------------- "Finally a member of the Jackson family finds another young boy to victimize." -------------------------Jimmy Fallon on SNL referring to Justin Timberlake To send me e-mail exorcise NO Spam from my e-mail address. > >There is a tom cat who walks around meowing loudly, often in the wee > >hours of the moring. We call him the crazy old man, because he walks > >around meowing for no reason. Though I guess there must be a reason, > >can anyone think of one? He seems to be a tomcat because I've seen him > >spray the neighbor's plants. > Maybe the cat is hungry lonely cold? That is probably one reason, but for some reason the cat owners in my neighborhood let their pets roam without id tags. Excuse the expression but maybe he is just horney. > There is a tom cat who walks around meowing loudly, often in the wee > hours of the moring. We call him the crazy old man, because he walks > around meowing for no reason. Though I guess there must be a reason, > can anyone think of one? He seems to be a tomcat because I've seen him > spray the neighbor's plants. Yes, I have theorized that his meow translates to "hey ladies, beautiful ladies"! > Excuse the expression but maybe he is just horney. > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > can anyone think of one? He seems to be a tomcat because I've seen him > > spray the neighbor's plants. You just answered your own question, right? May we (NG) help you with anything else? If so, just make sure it is kitty related ...otherwise, we bid you a 'good night' ...'good day' ...or 'goodbye' ...take your pick. > Yes, I have theorized that his meow translates to "hey ladies, > beautiful ladies"! [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > > can anyone think of one? He seems to be a tomcat because I've seen him > > > spray the neighbor's plants. My first question was cat related I believe. > You just answered your own question, right? May we (NG) help you with > anything else? If so, just make sure it is kitty related ...otherwise, we [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > him > > > > spray the neighbor's plants. He must have misunderstood your question, and thought you were asking for volunteers for the snotty jackass club. > My first question was cat related I believe. > [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > him > > > > > spray the neighbor's plants. LOL! Meanwhile, Mr. Kitty still goes around chatting with himself. When he came by yesterday afternoon I teased my cat by saying he was serenading her! > He must have misunderstood your question, and thought you were asking > for volunteers for the snotty jackass club. [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] >> him >> > > > > spray the neighbor's plants. There is a reason. The middle of the night howlin' tom cat blues. My neutered tom gets them. Hell, I get them. "In the dark night of the soul, it'always three o'clock in the morning." Hope Munro Smith <pangrrl@yahoo.comedy> wrote in news:pangrrl- 82BFD0.10261308022004@news.sf.sbcglobal.net: > There is a tom cat who walks around meowing loudly, often in the wee > hours of the moring. We call him the crazy old man, because he walks > around meowing for no reason. Though I guess there must be a reason, > can anyone think of one? He seems to be a tomcat because I've seen him > spray the neighbor's plants. Thanks for all the humorous responses, but I did want ot emphasize that the little fella does this all the time. We saw him yesterday at about 10am walking around "talking to himself" as we call it. So we stopped him and had a little "conversation." He doesn't want to be petted but seems to like people "talking" with him. > There is a reason. The middle of the night howlin' tom cat blues. My > neutered tom gets them. Hell, I get them. "In the dark night of the soul, [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > > can anyone think of one? He seems to be a tomcat because I've seen him > > spray the neighbor's plants. | There is a tom cat who walks around meowing loudly, often in the wee | hours of the moring. We call him the crazy old man, because he walks | around meowing for no reason. Though I guess there must be a reason, | can anyone think of one? He seems to be a tomcat because I've seen him | spray the neighbor's plants. There's spring in the air ;-) |
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