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He is one of the biggest flirts I have ever encountered! Except if he sees anyone other than me, he hides, so he's a very faithful flirt. And I think he will be forever between six and nine months old mentally, and he is nowhere near as physically adept as a normal cat would be. When he grooms himself, he sounds like a small child learning how to chew gum who still can't quite get the hang of keeping their mouth shut. He's also significantly smaller than the gray kitty, and I sometimes forget that they're only a month apart because Oscar (the gray kitty, and, yes, after Oscar Wilde because of _The Picture of Dorian Gray_, and, yes, he is a pissy little witch, and I frequently refer to him as Oz the Gray and Powerful, and then when he gets cuddly, he becomes Ozzie Bear. HE IS VERY LARGE) acts like the adult cat that they ostensibly both are. Oh! And he has an aerial tail! I had no idea this was A Thing until I started trying to figure out what was wrong with his tail because it just sticks up and curls over his back (answer: nothing. He's just *that* adorable!).
(Side track: I named the black kitty Edgar after Poe because he's black, and "The Black Cat" is an awesome freaky short story. His shelter name was Wesley, but I can't deal with that name due to a nasty piece of work we had in this area back in the early '90s. He had a winky eye because he was sick, which meant he kind of looked like he might be in need of a teeny tiny kitten eye patch, so I sometimes call him the Dread Kitten Edgar in honor of his piratical past. His name is usually shortened to Ed. Due to his developmental issues, one of my coworkers calls him Special Ed.)
Ahem. Time to go figure out the dinner situation, print out the BPAL Lupercalia update, and plot out my plan of attack for that. Forty-three new perfumes! I have *got* to narrow things down.
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I love your kitty story!
We have a "special" kitty too. His name is Twitch and he is lovely. He got locked in a freezer overnight (it was a horrible, tragic accident...I was getting something out for dinner and didn't realize that he had jumped in (it's an upright). We rushed him to the vet when we realized what had happened and he still lives to tell the tale. He did lose half his tail to frost bite, but he bounced back to "normal" in less than a day. The vet was amazed...he was only there for around 8 hours and when we brought him in, they couldn't get a temp reading. She didn't think he would make it. She did say that he seemed mentally altered, but that's the way he's always been. He fetches like a dog and is the most curious cat. Yes, he's even tried to get back in that freezer. I have to double check every time I go to the basement that he's not there.
Love both of your kitties stories! jesemiaud I'm so glad your kitty was fine
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[email protected] 2x" width="20" height="20" /> Animals are so amazing! I used to be terrified of cats for the longest time, but I think I'm better now, I even pet a friend's kitty and she's super shy and spoiled, she was kinda crying a bit like a spoiled baby, but not super upset, basically telling her owner like ahh someone is touching me, but he was holding her and petting her and she was calm and felt super soft! She's a cute kitty, but she's a ninja and hides from ppl XD she was hiding under the xmas tree XD. I'm so glad she didn't make that horrible sound they make when they are mad, cuz I don't think that would've helped overcome my fear
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[email protected] 2x" width="20" height="20" /> Still terrified of birds though and don't think that'll go away.
*off topic not off top XD