unclehobart
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My first cat was named Ozzy.Leslie said:My cat is an exact replica of Rob's, just a lot skinnier. Nervous tension. He's pure evil. Or insane. Or full of hate. Or all of the above.
And I wuv my widdle OzzyWozzy
My first cat was named Ozzy.Leslie said:My cat is an exact replica of Rob's, just a lot skinnier. Nervous tension. He's pure evil. Or insane. Or full of hate. Or all of the above.
And I wuv my widdle OzzyWozzy
unclehobart said:My first cat was named Ozzy.
dude. you really gotta come around a bit more. yeah...feb 24 makes a year.PostCode said:Am I ready this thread right...Unc and Tonksy are together?
PostCode said:Am I ready this thread right...Unc and Tonksy are together?
tonksy said:dude. you really gotta come around a bit more. yeah...feb 24 makes a year.
Nah... total housecat lovebucket. He was named by the cat breeder as such because he had a kittens talent for beheading stuffed animals. I, being the 13 y/o metalhead I was at the time, was thrilled at such a name. It took my dad 5 years to understand who exactly Ozzy Osbourne really was.Gato_Solo said:Ran away from home, did he?
thanksPostCode said:A year? Criminy....
Well, ummm how about a belated congrats then. hehe
Professur said:His eyes? You didn't look in his eyes, did you? Oh Lord, run!!! Both of you. Get out of the house. Hurry, while you still can.
Mare said:Worst part, she comes back an hour later, looking for the cat again, its missing again, LOL.
Professur said:His eyes? You didn't look in his eyes, did you? Oh Lord, run!!! Both of you. Get out of the house. Hurry, while you still can.
Cat Survives 10-Mile Trip on Top of Car
Fri Mar 4, 7:29 AM ET Strange News - AP
INKOM, Idaho - Torri Hutchinson's cat might just have one less life to live. Hutchison was driving along Interstate 15 one day recently when a motorist kept trying to get her attention and pointing to the roof of her car.
She said she was wary of the man, but wondered if perhaps her ski rack might have come loose.
She pulled over to the side, but kept her doors locked and the motor running.
The man pulled up behind her. Hutchinson rolled down her window to hear the man frantically shouting, "Your cat! Your cat!"
He reached for the roof of her car and handed the shocked Hutchinson her orange tabby.
She had driven about 10 miles with the cat on top of the car, and didn't even notice the feline when she stopped for gas.
Hutchinson said Cuddle Bug, or C.B. for short, had climbed into the back of her car as she was getting ready to leave. She put him out, but he must have jumped on the roof while she wasn't looking, she said.