The pets of AAC...

#12

Joined Nov 30, 2010
18,224
Hilarious!
Good experimental evidence that you can't teach cats anything.:D

If I decided that I wanted to eliminate the cats, I would not try to educate them, and you would not find out about it here.
Right now, they are merely a curiosity. Why do they hang out where the highest level of attention they get is being ignored?
Don't their owners have cars they can hide under?
It simply puzzles me that every time I open an outside door, I see a cat leaving.
The best I can figure is that Cat Headquarters is under my car and somecat needs to be on duty at all times.
 

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cmartinez

Joined Jan 17, 2007
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Where's it recorded and certified by an independent spooky-cat rating agency?
I'm its founder and sole member ... if you feel like you've been mistreated or that your opinion is being ignored, you can take your case to the CEO ... which is also me ... but I warn you, I hired Griseldo (my other cat) to be my bodyguard and will readily act if he feels his master is being somewhat threatened.... :eek:


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This last pic was taken 2 minutes ago, believe it or not... :D
 

joeyd999

Joined Jun 6, 2011
6,435
I'm its founder and sole member ... if you feel like you've been mistreated or that your opinion is being ignored, you can take your case to the CEO ... which is also me ... but I warn you, I hired Griseldo (my other cat) to be my bodyguard and will readily act if he feels his master is being somewhat threatened.... :eek:




This last pic was taken 2 minutes ago, believe it or not... :D
Damn. You cuddle that thing?
 

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cmartinez

Joined Jan 17, 2007
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Post #263. Wrong color nose. Check either your camera or your cat. One of them might be unhealthy.

ps, do they speak Mexican?
Will do, although Luca's nose has always been a soft pink (though not that pale) thanks for the tip... and they actually speak and understand Attitudian, which my wife has mastered to the point of being perfectly fluid at it...
 

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cmartinez

Joined Jan 17, 2007
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I've no fear of cats. It's just that dogs are better.
Dogs bark, they're smelly (even stinky) and will leave their feces laying around the house... I know you're a dog person, and that you're well versed in their training. Dogs give you their unconditional love for free, and can be literally loyal to death. They're also probably the smartest species after the primates.
Cats, on the other hand, are much cleaner (although shedding can be an issue), will always use the sandbox, will not impregnate their BO in the furniture (though they will scratch it heavily if they're not de-clawed) and will make you actually earn their ever-selfish love, if they think you're worthy.

I don't dislike dogs, it's just that I'm a cat person because they're much easier to own, among other reasons.
 

SLK001

Joined Nov 29, 2011
1,549
I like cats... Their fur makes such warm gloves!

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This is Biscuit. He is 20 months old. He is own by a friend, but I am his pack leader. Whenever he gets out of line at his home, he is sent to me, where we have a great ol' time together.
 

#12

Joined Nov 30, 2010
18,224
I know you're a dog person,
Well, I don't dislike cats. I just don't understand them.
I had a cat living here at one time. It was neutered and de-clawed. Very nice cat. Liked to climb the back of my recliner and nap on my head.:confused:
That's how he earned his name... "Crazy Cat".:p Crazy Cat thinks he's a hat.o_O
Unfortunately, the girl was crazier than the cat, so they had to go.:(

I would like to mention that my nephew gave me a beautiful, Italian leather couch that had been abandoned. After it was in the house and got warm, I knew why it had been abandoned!:eek: The cat odor was so bad that I cut it up with a saw and threw it out in pieces, completely convinced that nobody would ever want a couch that smelled so bad it would make your eyes water.

So, there you have it. Some cats like to pee on couches.
Bad kitty!

ps, glad you got the hint. White nose can be a sign of anemia.
 

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cmartinez

Joined Jan 17, 2007
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I lost a cat to feline leukemia, and had to watch her slowly lose all her red blood cells. A pale nose can be nothing or it can be your worst nightmare.
Well, my cat's definitely overweight, but last time I took him to the vet, he said that other than that, he was quite healthy... but I'll ask him again, this time specifically about his pale nose, see what he says... thanks again

EDIT: His nose is actually a shade pinkier than it looks in the pic
 

wayneh

Joined Sep 9, 2010
18,133
I wouldn't worry about it. He's obviously fair complected. My cat was very ill with other symptoms before we noticed her nose, pads and such going pale.
 
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