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misc.fitness.weights -> Re: Bowflex Owners Keep Dogs Imprisoned
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Author: JMWDate: 19:18 04-01-06
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Stephen <Steelystephen@coldmail.com> wrote:
>Dr. Dickie wrote:
>> My Maincoon simply MUST have some of the turkey.
>
>I'm not sure if all Maincoons are the same but a friend has one of those
>cats and it is at least twice as large as the next next biggest cat I
>have ever seen. He's not fat at all but he is just huge, big feet, big
>head and a very deep meow. He's more the size of a bobcat than a
>domestic cat. He's the only one I have seen so maybe he just got hit by
>a radioactive cloud or something.
Our Maine Coon isn't nearly that big ... but he is half again as big
as our Russian Blues:
http://www.rustyiron.net/maxx01.jpg
He really isn't that interested in "people food." Mostly, he just
gobbles down the Iams kibble. If he wants some meat, he simply goes
and kills it. He does that a lot.
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Author: Lee MichaelsDate: 19:49 04-01-06
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"JMW" <jmw@event.horizon> wrote
> Stephen <Steelystephen@coldmail.com> wrote:
>
>>Dr. Dickie wrote:
>>> My Maincoon simply MUST have some of the turkey.
>>
>>I'm not sure if all Maincoons are the same but a friend has one of those
>>cats and it is at least twice as large as the next next biggest cat I
>>have ever seen. He's not fat at all but he is just huge, big feet, big
>>head and a very deep meow. He's more the size of a bobcat than a
>>domestic cat. He's the only one I have seen so maybe he just got hit by
>>a radioactive cloud or something.
>
> Our Maine Coon isn't nearly that big ... but he is half again as big
> as our Russian Blues:
>
> http://www.rustyiron.net/maxx01.jpg
>
> He really isn't that interested in "people food." Mostly, he just
> gobbles down the Iams kibble. If he wants some meat, he simply goes
> and kills it. He does that a lot.
He certainly looks capable of killing his own food. The tail on that guy is
big enough to club little vermin to death.
I assume that these guys have mellow personalities? That they are good
around kids, etc?
I can not imagine owning a big cat like this if it had an aggressive
personality.
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Author: Dr_DickieDate: 11:16 05-01-06
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"JMW" <jmw@event.horizon> wrote in message
news:c3por150mjg0jqdo8v8vms3ud3efas7aca@4ax.com...
> Stephen <Steelystephen@coldmail.com> wrote:
>
> >Dr. Dickie wrote:
> >> My Maincoon simply MUST have some of the turkey.
> >
> >I'm not sure if all Maincoons are the same but a friend has one of those
> >cats and it is at least twice as large as the next next biggest cat I
> >have ever seen. He's not fat at all but he is just huge, big feet, big
> >head and a very deep meow. He's more the size of a bobcat than a
> >domestic cat. He's the only one I have seen so maybe he just got hit by
> >a radioactive cloud or something.
>
> Our Maine Coon isn't nearly that big ... but he is half again as big
> as our Russian Blues:
>
> http://www.rustyiron.net/maxx01.jpg
>
> He really isn't that interested in "people food." Mostly, he just
> gobbles down the Iams kibble. If he wants some meat, he simply goes
> and kills it. He does that a lot.
Very nice.
The occasional dead rat is usually offered to us (in fair exchange for
turkey--he can't seem to find any wild around here!)
--
Dr. Dickie
Skepticult member in good standing #394-00596-438
Poking kooks with a pointy stick.
"The most exciting phrase to hear in science, the one that heralds new
discoveries,
is not 'Eureka!' ('I found it!'), but rather 'hmm....that's funny...'"
- Isaac Asimov
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