Yet Another Cycling Forum
Random Musings => Miscellany => Where The Wild Things Are => Topic started by: Asterix, the former Gaul. on 29 April, 2016, 07:38:36 am
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Royal Mail threatens to halt deliveries to home of mail-snatching cat (http://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2016/apr/28/royal-mail-bella-cat-threatens-suspend-deliveries)
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That cat looks like a proper headcase in the photo!
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That cat looks like a proper headcase in the photo!
Yes Louis Wain would be delighted.
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The threat of people getting injured in their day to day work isn't an amusing matter... >:(
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Indeed not!
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At least if it's biting off Brian's hand it's not shitting in my back yard.
Quite some edit there asterix.
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The threat of people getting injured in their day to day work isn't an amusing matter... >:(
True, but the cat's face is.
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At least if it's biting off Brian's hand it's not shitting in my back yard.
Quite some edit there asterix.
Really, asterix?
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Cat bites to the hand can be NASTY and no hard-working postie deserves them.
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Cat bites to the hand can be NASTY and no hard-working postie deserves them.
Well I have a 4 inch scar on the palm of my hand given me by a rescue cat about 10 years ago. Scarred for life!
He'd had a hard upbringing, not being fed properly and treated like a toy, and would be good as gold for a while and then suddenly he'd get the claws out. He'd also take a finger in between his jaws but fortunately never bit. After we had him for a year or so he calmed down totally but hated being left alone in the house for more than a day. There'd be no damage until we got back and then he would get onto shelves right in front of us and knock stuff onto the floor. A highly intelligent cat, he was.