Reply With QuoteI get the feeling that you are very much in love with young Moses. Am I correct?Originally Posted by Sir C
My cats dont kill anything because they are lovely, special creatures. They may press the odd frog but they would never hurt them intentionally.Were they rotting, or had he preserved them in some way?
Minnie caught a mouse yesterday, the first creature she has caught in 7 years
Apart from insects. THey dont like insects.
I get the feeling that you are very much in love with young Moses. Am I correct?
Ah, the old dried frog under the washing machine trick. Always a good one, that.
He is a charming and most affectionate little fellow, it must be said. He is a shoulder-sitter, an eye-licker, a nose-nibbler; one's heart is inevitably melted by such a chap.
He is not, nor could any cat ever be, my Bertie, with whom I commune telepathically, of course. We are as blood brothers.
Oh no. They just dab at them in the garden because they like watching them jump. They never attempt to hurt them.
Your cats sound like big hairy fannies, p.
They are pedigree show cats, not ragged old moggies. They will still bite your hand and scratch you in a game, they just dont hunt.Your cats sound like big hairy fannies, p.
You'll set herbert chapman off, you know you will.Your cats sound like big hairy fannies, p.
No, he's just throwing his weight about. Only the lead animal in the group, or pack, does it. It's like his bank account; he's doing it just because he can.
"Plenty of strikers can score goals," he said, gesturing to the famous old stands casting shadows around us.
"But a lot have found it difficult wearing the number 9 shirt for The Arsenal."
Oh, I say!Your cats sound like big hairy fannies, p.
"Plenty of strikers can score goals," he said, gesturing to the famous old stands casting shadows around us.
"But a lot have found it difficult wearing the number 9 shirt for The Arsenal."
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