Connie Sutherland Moderator Reg: 07-13-2005
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Did anyone catch this:
Staff at the veterinary hospital have been forced to put up fliers saying he's perfectly normal, just unattractive.
LOL!
Reminds me of a Pug owner who recently commented on how cute Pug puppies are, and how "it's only when they grow up that their looks are compromised." LOL!
Reminds me of a time when I was with a friend who is honest to a fault and we ran into a former classmate with her new baby. I peeked into the carriage and cooed and ahhed with great difficulty over the little newborn who bore a strong resemblence to that cat. My friend being honest took the diplomatic approach with the statement "nice blanket". That was nearly me my undoing
Oh lord, I have an extended family member whose son, I kid you not, looks like a baby Al Roker.
I still have to find an excuse to walk out of the room at family functions.
Back to animals... growing up we owned the world's dumbest persian cat. He was born not breathing and the breeder gave him kitty CPR. He pulled through, but the brain damage was apparent as he got older.
This was a cat who would fall off of things, for no apparent reason.
He'd be sitting atop something, and without warning, just fall right off.
He also frequently misjudged distances (I'm thinking he had inner ear and depth perception issues...) and would jump right into the SIDE of the couch. Good thing his face was already flat!
Anyway, being the dumb cat that he was, he also had no clue how to groom himself. He'd often become horribly matted before we could get to his coat, and we finally took to shaving the poor guy, a la poodle.
A shaved, apricot persian cat.
Lord, was he ugly.
Oh, and if all that wasn't enough, his name was Hootie.
growing up we owned the world's dumbest persian cat. He was born not breathing and the breeder gave him kitty CPR. He pulled through, but the brain damage was apparent as he got older.
This was a cat who would fall off of things, for no apparent reason.
He'd be sitting atop something, and without warning, just fall right off.
He also frequently misjudged distances (I'm thinking he had inner ear and depth perception issues...) and would jump right into the SIDE of the couch....
Anyway, being the dumb cat that he was, he also had no clue how to groom himself...
Oh, and if all that wasn't enough, his name was Hootie.
This sounds remarkably like a cat my mom had, her name was Bippy (Dippy Bippy).
We once saw her lick a hot light bulb, we laughed at her, so she did it again so we would think she meant to do it the first time.
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