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Fluffy - they have dry food down 24/7 plus I feed them wet food 2/3 times a week. Fred is much like Ollie, his brain is all unicorns and hearts and rainbows and strokes

Lana

Binge is ...........full-figured.

Binge peeping and Fred and his brush

Anyone else's cat always interested in what your eating? Narla is as bad as a dog! She sits there and stares at me eat... (doesn't bother me) I don't feed her or give her tip bits, but just now BIL was eating a doughnut and she wanted someone (obviously wasn't given any) I just think it's mad! Lol

Among my forebears - where women were powerful creatures who kept home and hearth together (among other things) - Binge, if she'd been human, would have commanded a hefty dowry.

PB wouldn't dare, ilove.

What does PB mean? Lol sort I'm struggling to understand MN language narla will try and eat anything, from mash potatoes to haribos I have to keep everything away, it's like having a child lol x

Yes to the food interest. I even show her a cup of tea if I walk past - it's just easier in the long run. I hold out and say 'It's tea. You don't like tea' and she Does A Face that indicates that tea is indeed, awful. Ditto salt and vinegar crisps, pickles, chocolate and almost anything else.

Obviously, ham and commands close observation and is not offered for inspection. I have become hardened by many years of dogs that are adept at 'puppy eyes' and she knows full well I'll have saved a few bits away in the kitchen that she will get when I'm finished.

Being The God of Ham is my attempt to hang on to the last tattered shreds of my dignity.

We've changed his name to Precious Boy. (PB - my rescue Siamese.) It wasn't that originally, given his many many ishoos.

Yes, Mr C wants to taste everything. He sees it as his right. He's v keen on a buttery cracker late at night.

I am not laffing. Weezol stay strong.

Has anyone seen these two cats? Both trapped from the same feral colony, and the black one helped the ginger give birth, even cleaning the kittens with her

also if you haven't seen the grumpy feral boy meet kittens... it's worth it!

Our cat has a cheese and butter dar eg cheesedar can detect cheddar when fast asleep.

I’m allergic to cows milk so I’m mostly left alone.

Oh Oli the second one was so lovely. I mean they both were, but the feral boy caused a definite moistening of the eyes.

It's madness, whenever she hears a crisp packet opening she comes over to inspect what food is being opened

Fluffy got me onto Granpa Mason, and now all 3 gens of the family have hysterics of love at the very thought.

A bit tired here, rather a long night with the banana. Have you got asbo one F.

I think I've got a chocdar.

That piece about Mason and the kittens nearly had me tearful.

No asbo has a squeaky mouse & da bird. He’s very deprived but he’s cost me £440 in two weeks so will just have to lump it.

cozie - me too. The shot of him in the bed with the kittens just looking so content

but he’s cost me £440 in two weeks

Remind me what he did again?

Dental incl pre op bloods to check his kidneys were ok.
Six months cystease tablets.
Post op painkillers and antibiotics.

Expensive boy! But he's worth it, right?

I remember that the famous Cheekie had a gentleman 'protector' - the local TopTom whose ears were like lace from fighting - and he was very indulgent to her kittens. Used to sit with her and let the kits gambol all over him like a pride lion. I was very taken by how attentive he was but, I fear, his attentions weren't as altruistic as Mason's. (I was very young. )

Oh yes, he’s worth it.

Yes, there you all are living off cereal (remember when that used to be bread and dripping) and darning the holes in your socks ... but he's worth it :) :)