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Mr. Garlic kicking it by the Christmas tree. Has only tried to eat the tree twice so far - a great improvement from the past 3 years
Very nice photo.Mr. Garlic kicking it by the Christmas tree. Has only tried to eat the tree twice so far - a great improvement from the past 3 years
You take nice picturesThis first shot is Fiona. She was mother's kitty. When mother went to the ancestors Fiona lived with us until she too went to the ancestors.
Then there is Ginger, another long past kitty. She was a very photogenic cat. She had a bit of a catatude, but some of my best cat shots came from her. Here she is sizing up a Christmas tree ornament.
EDIT: What the heck, I know I have posted this last photo of Ginger before but I love this shot.
EDIT: Can't help myselfGinger ordering online
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Thank you.You take nice pictures
They both looked so SERIOUS. Were they related by any chance? Idk why but their faces look very similar to me, except the colours obviously.






I understand all the words in this sentence but none of the sentence itselfApparently he wins at about 5x the size whatever tube they do the thing to than his brother Hobbes lol
OK I assume that "scrotal tube" is a euphemismApparently he had a very large scrotal tube compared to his brother. Like an "oh my" moment when they made the skin incision and popped the tube out. Just one of those that is without a doubt a boy moments lol
Trying to avoid angering the swear filter and keep it PG lolOK I assume that "scrotal tube" is a euphemismbecause I studied zoology and I'm pretty sure there's no such organ
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Mine loves relaxing in the shower as well.Don't worry. Moos isn't dead, but just trying to cook herself on the warm bathroomfloor .
He looks all grown up now!Hobbes taking a selfie in three pics
"Oh come on Nibbler"
"Seriously?"
"Finally"
Nibbler :.Photobombs:

Mine wakes me at roughly 3-4am every morning, for food.Nibbler has had me up since 3:30. Took until 5:30 to figure out he wanted to watch MTV.
Catnip is a member of the mint family. The neighborhood cats chew my bee balm and catnip, but don't seem to touch the mountain mint and they definitely avoid the nettles (also a mint). The grass was a mix of barley, rye and oat IIRC.I didn't know mint was okay for a cat. Now I do.