2016/08/07 18:25:43
sharke
I once had a client with some breed of semi-domesticated African cat that I had to look after. The thing was like a mini cheetah. Definitely not the sort of thing you'd go "pss pss" to and have sit on your lap, more like the kind of thing you'd walk around the neighborhood on a chain (if you were Tony Montana). It used to scare the crap out of me. It would be sitting on the kitchen floor and without warning leap (more like fly) up onto the top of the kitchen cabinets, apparently at odds with the basic laws of physics, and fix you with a contemptuous eye while you were preparing its very substantial dinner. Every time I went into that apartment I said my prayers.
2016/08/07 18:59:52
SteveStrummerUK
 
 
Discussion over ....
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
2016/08/07 19:24:24
kennywtelejazz
When I was in High School, I went over to a friends house to partake in the human herbal equivalent of Kat Nip  .
This friend had a short haired cat that weighed in at around 25 pounds ...
The cat itself was huge and it wasn't all hair giving him a larger profile and look .
This cat looked just like what a cat would look like if there was a cat version of Brock Lesnar
To the cats credit , his temperament  was pretty friendly and social .
Once he had  decided I was OK he jumped on my lap ....
I have to admit , the weight didn't bother me as much as the fact that he had all his nails ...
Oh man , when he was done being all friendly . He jumped off my lap using full on Cat thrust ...
Back then I was young and I didn't cry like a little baby ..I took it like a man ...I had to ...
Now that I'm getting old , if that same type of thing ever happens again with a cat that size with nails .
I just might forget that I'm a man and just sob away ..
 
Kenny
 
2016/08/07 19:42:50
tlw
ampfixer
The cat is huge, the guy is a munchkin, the lens is very wide.
 
My bro has a Maine Coon and it's so big that it has trouble jumping distances that my tabby easily covers. Very thick, long fur and gravitationally challenged. 


They're not what you might call the most athletically able cats in the world, are they? Or the bravest or brightest, if my friend's three are anything to go by. Though if they could be trained to tackle burglars, housebreakers and other undesirables I reckon they'd be really useful and could do some serious damage. I certainly wouldn't want to be attacked by a couple of them.
2016/08/07 19:49:04
craigb

One for Strummy.
2016/08/07 19:51:23
craigb
eph221
Forget the cat!  I love gingers!




Clearly he's not your type eph!  It's obvious from the image and video that he prefers, well, you know!  
2016/08/07 21:32:30
eph221
You men miss out on hella lot, thinkin womyn r the only felines.  smh.
2016/08/07 21:36:40
Rain
sharke
I know everyone loves to play at being Photoshop Detectives and expose camera trickery



Considering the crap I see people sharing on Facebook it is reassuring to know that there are still some people who take time to question and investigate. 
2016/08/07 21:40:12
sharke
Rain
sharke
I know everyone loves to play at being Photoshop Detectives and expose camera trickery



Considering the crap I see people sharing on Facebook it is reassuring to know that there are still some people who take time to question and investigate. 




That would be me, for finding the guy's Instagram page, lol!
2016/08/07 21:40:44
craigb
eph221
You men miss out on hella lot, thinkin womyn r the only felines.  smh.




Good thing there's also women then, eh? 
 
There's also entering the lion and tiger exhibit at the local zoo with slabs of meat attached to my body or rubbing my privates with muscle cream.  Yep, I'm sure missing out of lots of things!  
 
(But I really don't mind.)
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