Animal Look-Alikes

that is a nice cat you have there someartzey, it looks good quality, or pedigree.

smokettester you are good at this!

solarchap wrote:that is a nice cat you have there someartzey, it looks good quality, or pedigree.

That's my Asher. He's actually a stray I took in, so I'm not sure as to what breeds his parents were, but at first I did think he was a bona fide Russian Blue. As he aged though (he'll be 3 in August), and as I did more research, I found that while he's most likely got a good amount of that breed in him, he's not a pure-bred. And so, he's classified as a Domestic (or American) Shorthair. He's a sweet guy though, all 18 muscular but gentle pounds of him. He likes to watch Lost, too. He sits in the computer chair and zones out to the TV when I'm on the couch. (And he's usually on the couch if I'm at the computer; he likes his space.)

Got another, too - Amenti, a female tabby-striped Shorthair. She's two years older and misses the days when she was the only cat in the house (he's a bit domineering). However, they're best buddies, even though she'd never admit it.

Smokette wrote:

patchy

See, this is exactly the kind of stuff I was hoping we'd come up with. Brilliant. I still love that sloth, too. You have a keen eye for animalification of people.

Yes, animalification is a word. Anything I type is a word. No need to question.

And, yes, I know I wasn't questioned. It was preemptive defensiveness.

John Locke, the ostrich:

That ostrich is sooo funny!

I have too much time on my hands apparently.