Vote on fuzzball puddy tats

How can we make such an important vote without all the facts?

Do you have other pets already?
Who will take care of them (food, litterbox, etc)?
Do you, Pinz, even like cats?
Are you prepared for what may go horribly wrong?????

Hmmm. Felix's cats say:

Mrs Pinhedz is a lady of taste and discernment.

Those cats are OK as wouldbe adoptee cats go (felix says they're well handsome moggies...)

They should be adopted and lavished with love and cuddly stuff and toys and lotsa good grub and (felix says: That's enough!)

(Oh, and don't call 'em "puddy tats"! You ain't Psilvester! Is ya?? )

pinhedz wrote:

tigerlily wrote:Are you prepared for what may go horribly wrong?????

Allergies (yours and/or Mrs. Pinz's), unhappy/stressed out/vindictive kitties peeing everywhere, hairballs coughed up, cat hair everywhere.....

There's more to life with a cat than sitting in your favorite chair with him/her/them purring on your lap.

Sometimes it's good, sometimes it's bad.....when it's bad, it can be awful.

I did have a cat once for 18 years, so I'm not just talking thru my hat.

I don't know what you're talking about, Pinz, but those fuzzball puddy tats look like a simulacrum of lovely cats.
I say take them all home (your home, not mine, of course)

tigerlily wrote:Allergies (yours and/or Mrs. Pinz's), unhappy/stressed out/vindictive kitties peeing everywhere, hairballs coughed up, cat hair everywhere.....

There's more to life with a cat than sitting in your favorite chair with him/her/them purring on your lap.

Sometimes it's good, sometimes it's bad.....when it's bad, it can be awful.

I did have a cat once for 18 years, so I'm not just talking thru my hat.

Plus you would have to make room among your vinyls for thy cats

take them home.....you can never have enough puddy tats in your life.

Take them home only if you've had cats before and know what you're in for (pee odor, cat hair).

tatiana wrote:take them home.....you can never have enough puddy tats in your life.

Is that cat in the picture yours?

give me a dog anyday.

D'you know, oldman, for some strange, inexplicable reason (or a simulacrum thereof), I'm rather pleased to hear you are not a cat person

Cats are awesome, I don't understand how anyone can hate them.

Constance wrote:Take them home only if you've had cats before and know what you're in for (pee odor, cat hair).

I agree about the cat hair, I guess it depends on who does the vacuuming. Pee odour? Don't know about that, I have had cats or dogs throughout my life and never had a problem with a stinky cat. Although, I think Tom cats sometimes spray if they have not been done, Ouch!!

Just looked and voted YES, beautiful cats, but why do Americans have their cats declawed?

pinhedz wrote:The reason for declawing cats is because there is no way to train them not to shred your upholstered furniture.

The last two puddy tats (deceased) were not declawed, which made it necessary to put protective coverings over all the upholstery.

As for allergies, we ain't got no allergies.

True you can't train cats. A declawed cat wouldn't cope well in London unless it was an indoor cat. I mean how could it run up trees or fend itself against all the other mogs?

pinhedz wrote:

The last two puddy tats.....

As for allergies, we ain't got no allergies.

Ok, you've been there before, so you will be walking into this with your eyes open....

And you ain't got no allergies....

Go for it!!

Nah Ville Sky Chick wrote:True you can't train cats. A declawed cat wouldn't cope well in London unless it was an indoor cat. I mean how could it run up trees or fend itself against all the other mogs?

Cats can do fine for themselves without their front claws (which is all that is usually taken from them). My cat brutally murders all sorts of other critters for fun and he doesn't have any front claws. He's also fat and lazy. Cats are great.

As long as you change their names to Simulacrum 1 & Simulacrum 2, everything will be Jim Dandy.

guacamayo wrote:

tatiana wrote:take them home.....you can never have enough puddy tats in your life.

Is that cat in the picture yours?

yes guacamayo, she is mine.

her name is Cindy, aand she is 7 years old

she is an indoor only cat, never been out....too much traffic and wildlife around here.

Better to die free than live in slavery, as I always say....

felix wrote:D'you know, oldman, for some strange, inexplicable reason (or a simulacrum thereof), I'm rather pleased to hear you are not a cat person

It thrills me no end to have pleased you .
I have nothing against cats . When I was much youner we had a cat for a pet she was not friendly . I have seen lots of cats at frienbds places . They do not seem as responsive as dogs.
I realise that many people like them . I do not dislike them in any way.
Ps I am not oldman I am Doc Watson but you mayu call me whatever takes your fancy.

Cats tend to do whatever the hell they want. That's what I like about them. Dogs are obviously much more loyal but I am always skeptical of people that say their dog is their best friend. I hate my dog, personally, but I don't hate dogs in general.

We have two cats (Bobcat and Tiny Montgomery) that live in our garage and a MIA cat (Monkey Man who we think the coyotes got) there lots of fun !

^^

What's a MIA cat?

Nah Ville Sky Chick wrote:^^

What's a MIA cat?

Missing in action... he said the coyotes got him, did you skip that part?