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Waluin · 07-13-2001, 10:05 AM

As a guy, its often hard to find other males my age who like cats. Either thany despise cats with a passion, or are 'dog-people'

Now, to set the record straight first, I'm not a 'cat-person'. I'm an 'animal-person' who tends to like cats a alot

My cats are pretty awesome. I'm happy to have em both, as each brings a certain personality and joy to the house.

I can go on for paragraphs, but suffice it to say its good to see other cat lovers here.

Most of you have seen these before, but what the heck.

Mister Boo

Boo is a 9 year old black Maine Coon mix that we got from my grandfather's friend. He's quiet, loyal, and tend to follow either my mother or myself around the house. However, when the mood strikes him he likes to talk to us in very short-bursted meows. He also loves to be held, especially in a perch-like fashion: something only my dad does well enough.

Morrie

Morrie is going on 1 year old this coming July 22nd. Just as much of a mutt as Boo is, Morrie is an american shorthair tabby/Siamese mix. He's energetic, highly vocal, and gets away with murder with his baby face. He drives Boo crazy, but they get along well enough. Morrie just loves to eat, so we have to curb his diet a little since he's getting quite a tummy.

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07-13-2001, 10:05 AM	#14
Waluin Avatar Join Date: June 23, 2001 Location: Toledo, OH Posts: 598	As a guy, its often hard to find other males my age who like cats. Either thany despise cats with a passion, or are 'dog-people' Now, to set the record straight first, I'm not a 'cat-person'. I'm an 'animal-person' who tends to like cats a alot My cats are pretty awesome. I'm happy to have em both, as each brings a certain personality and joy to the house. I can go on for paragraphs, but suffice it to say its good to see other cat lovers here. Most of you have seen these before, but what the heck. Mister Boo Boo is a 9 year old black Maine Coon mix that we got from my grandfather's friend. He's quiet, loyal, and tend to follow either my mother or myself around the house. However, when the mood strikes him he likes to talk to us in very short-bursted meows. He also loves to be held, especially in a perch-like fashion: something only my dad does well enough. Morrie Morrie is going on 1 year old this coming July 22nd. Just as much of a mutt as Boo is, Morrie is an american shorthair tabby/Siamese mix. He's energetic, highly vocal, and gets away with murder with his baby face. He drives Boo crazy, but they get along well enough. Morrie just loves to eat, so we have to curb his diet a little since he's getting quite a tummy. [This message has been edited by Waluin (edited 07-13-2001).]