On 25 Jan 2005 17:53:15 GMT, Wayne Boatwright <[email hidden]>
Quoted message said:the other has only a 2-3 inch stub tail.
LOL! I thought my Kingston was the only bobtailed cat
around. He comes when he's called and wags his tail!
sf
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On Tue 25 Jan 2005 08:48:52p, sf wrote in rec.food.cooking:
Quoted message said:
On 25 Jan 2005 17:53:15 GMT, Wayne Boatwright <[email hidden]>
Quoted message said:
the other has only a 2-3 inch stub tail.
LOL! I thought my Kingston was the only bobtailed cat
around. He comes when he's called and wags his tail!sf
That's so cute! We actually have three bobtails. Millie is also a bobtail,
and she pretends that she doesn't have a tail at all. She hates if you touch
it, but I don't know why. PeeWee struts around with his sticking straight up
in the air. Mrbailey is the only one of ours who has a legitimate tail, and
he seems to be quite proud of it. The two kittens love to play with his
tail.Wayne
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On 26 Jan 2005 04:11:14 GMT, Wayne Boatwright <[email hidden]>
Quoted message said:
Quoted message said:
LOL! I thought my Kingston was the only bobtailed cat
around. He comes when he's called and wags his tail!sf
That's so cute! We actually have three bobtails. Millie is also a bobtail,
and she pretends that she doesn't have a tail at all. She hates if you touch
it, but I don't know why.The only thing I can think of is hypersensitivity (nerve
endings) in her tail.Quoted message said:
PeeWee struts around with his sticking straight up
in the air.When we got Rio, the "pet experts" told us that a tail
straight up means they are happy... well, when I reach down
to pet Rio, his tail goes straight up and it stays up. If I
did't know that it meant he was happy, I'd take it for self
defense ala skunks. LOLQuoted message said:
Mrbailey is the only one of ours who has a legitimate tail, and
he seems to be quite proud of it. The two kittens love to play with his
tail.Re-read "Hop on Pop" someday soon. Yes, stop by your local
library's children's section and read why I just snickered.<s>
sf
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On 26 Jan 2005 04:11:14 GMT, Wayne Boatwright <[email hidden]>
Quoted message said:
Quoted message said:
LOL! I thought my Kingston was the only bobtailed cat
around. He comes when he's called and wags his tail!sf
That's so cute! We actually have three bobtails. Millie is also a bobtail,
and she pretends that she doesn't have a tail at all. She hates if you touch
it, but I don't know why.The only thing I can think of is hypersensitivity (nerve
endings) in her tail.Quoted message said:
PeeWee struts around with his sticking straight up
in the air.When we got Rio, the "pet experts" told us that a tail
straight up means they are happy... well, when I reach down
to pet Rio, his tail goes straight up and it stays up. If I
did't know that it meant he was happy, I'd take it for self
defense (ala skunk). LOL!Quoted message said:
Mrbailey is the only one of ours who has a legitimate tail, and
he seems to be quite proud of it. The two kittens love to play with his
tail.Re-read "Hop on Pop" someday soon. Yes, stop by your local
library's children's section and read why I just snickered.<s>
sf
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On Thu 27 Jan 2005 01:00:04a, sf wrote in rec.food.cooking:
Quoted message said:
On 26 Jan 2005 04:11:14 GMT, Wayne Boatwright <[email hidden]>
Quoted message said:
Quoted message said:
LOL! I thought my Kingston was the only bobtailed cat
around. He comes when he's called and wags his tail!sf
That's so cute! We actually have three bobtails. Millie is also a
bobtail, and she pretends that she doesn't have a tail at all. She
hates if you touch
it, but I don't know why.The only thing I can think of is hypersensitivity (nerve
endings) in her tail.Quoted message said:
PeeWee struts around with his sticking straight up in the air.
When we got Rio, the "pet experts" told us that a tail
straight up means they are happy... well, when I reach down
to pet Rio, his tail goes straight up and it stays up. If I
did't know that it meant he was happy, I'd take it for self
defense ala skunks. LOLLOL!
Quoted message said:
Quoted message said:
Mrbailey is the only one of ours who has a legitimate tail, and
he seems to be quite proud of it. The two kittens love to play with
his tail.Re-read "Hop on Pop" someday soon. Yes, stop by your local
library's children's section and read why I just snickered.I'll have to look for that!
Wayne
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