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tazdev
05-26-2002, 03:36 AM
Well after putting up with sights like this

http://files.automotiveforums.com/uploads/199598littleEandmouse.jpg

most (sleepless) nights I finally gave up and brought the little monster a bell. Now I have sleepless nights as the bell ding ding dings whenever he moves:(

Oh well at leats there are no dead mice decaying any more:)

Last weeks total:
12 mice (he plays with them until they run and hide or die of fright)
2 sparrows (these he eats, all That its left is a pile of fethers)

here he is looking all spiffy in his new collar with bell

http://files.automotiveforums.com/uploads/896048littleE.jpg

Forsteen
05-26-2002, 03:40 AM
I love cats. I would get one, but the Air Force won't let me have one in the dorms.

tazdev
05-26-2002, 03:44 AM
are there many cats around Okinawa?

Forsteen
05-26-2002, 03:51 AM
There are few homeless cats that raid the dumpsters around here on base, but off base you see them once in awhile. Pets are expensive here. Off topic: A daschaund (sp?) can cost up to $1000 in the pet stores. In one of the pet stores there is a monkey for sale. They also have squirrels, chipmunks, and other rodent animals.

Moppie
05-26-2002, 04:06 AM
Nice studs on the collor! very stylish and tough.

Gives your cat some good street creed.. :rolleyes:


Both my cats have bells, but they have learned to keep thier heads down so its muffeled by thier fur. They still run into the house jingling away with a mouse or bird in the mouth.

It has a good cute factor but thats about im afraid.

tazdev
05-26-2002, 04:16 AM
Originally posted by Moppie
It has a good cute factor but thats about im afraid.

It has worked for the past week:) so heres hoping he gives up even trying to hunt. Its against their natural insticts I know but I'm sick of cleaning up the mess:(

Forsteen
05-26-2002, 04:33 AM
Now I'm just waiting to see if you put a Nissan Skyline GTR t-shirt on him in the winter.

tazdev
05-26-2002, 04:47 AM
I don't have a GTR shirt to put on myself let alone the cat.

He prefers to sleep on my Nismo jacket with SDUNZ logo on it:(

JD@af
05-26-2002, 08:51 AM
I've thought about getting both a cat and a dog. I don't do either, because while a cat would be good for me, in that cats are generally low-maintenance and don't demand attention, I do have a slight allergy to them that acts up if I'm around them for too long (and the idea of a cat scratching its claws on my $1,600 leather couch makes me cringe). As for dogs, I would love to get either a golden retriever or a pit bull if I could get one at a very young age (less than a month), but a dog requires a lot of attention.

In either case, a pet also requires a certain degree of responsibility, requiring that you keep your living space climate controlled to be safe and comforable for them, and spontaneous weekend getaways are a thing of the past unless you can make arrangements for your pet as well. However, I'm sure if I were to break down and get one, the positives would easily outweigh the drawbacks. Until then, I'll be happy with my home companion - a wild chive plant, and let me tell you, it is about the ultimate, in terms of being low maintenance.

dion 124
05-26-2002, 10:38 AM
cool cat heres mine his names jasper

Steel
05-26-2002, 11:50 AM
Originally posted by JD@af
In either case, a pet also requires a certain degree of responsibility, requiring that you keep your living space climate controlled to be safe and comforable for them, and spontaneous weekend getaways are a thing of the past unless you can make arrangements for your pet as well. However, I'm sure if I were to break down and get one, the positives would easily outweigh the drawbacks. Until then, I'll be happy with my home companion - a wild chive plant, and let me tell you, it is about the ultimate, in terms of being low maintenance.

I thoughtn you were talking aobut a WIFE for a second there...

Spec2 Girl
05-26-2002, 04:55 PM
At least he's a cute monster! Our monsters seem to prefer pretty coloured birds to mice. :rolleyes:

tazdev
05-27-2002, 01:23 AM
he was funny last night. Trying to get his collar off he caught his lower jaw on it and kept on running away when I went to help him. Made his meow sound really strange:D

VideoNasty
05-27-2002, 03:35 PM
reminds me of a site a cat-loving freind sent to me

www.mycathatesyou.com


quite amusing for people who like cats, personally I think they are of the devil, which I can respect, but cannot have in my home....

I'm a dog person plain and simple....It feels so good to be worshipped:D Im not the kind of person who caters to feline needs.....my last cat pissed all over my floor/bed/beanbag chair.......he now resides in a home that is willing to kiss his furry ass......as I refused to do such :rolleyes:

Spec2 Girl
05-27-2002, 04:42 PM
Hobbes must have read this thread and taken it as a challenge cos we had a nice big rat waiting for us when we woke up this morning! :p

Rich
05-27-2002, 11:08 PM
Here is my "monster". :D

Kinda a crappy pic, but you get the point. I absolutly love my dog :)

tazdev
05-28-2002, 07:37 AM
Originally posted by Spec2 Girl
Hobbes must have read this thread and taken it as a challenge cos we had a nice big rat waiting for us when we woke up this morning! :p

So it's a competition now huh?

when Little E (named after Dale Ernhardt Jr) was younger I came home from work to find a Quails head on the floor besdie a pile of feathers. The strange part is no one has ever seen a quail around here before or since that incident.

I guess after quail mice just dont taste right and hence the reason he oly "plays" with them

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