Perfect pet for skiers

snowb4ndit wrote:
I have two cats and one of them is the double of your cat...he absolutely loved the snow, he was chasing flakes all day and rolling around in it. He's not as brave with the tortoise though!

He's actually wild and from the Peak District, much like myself :lol: There's a few grey cats here, it's more common than the UK for some reason.

bandit wrote:I'm quite glad I'm not a Tortoise. I would not enjoy life in the fridge, with some inconsiderate sod, turning on the bloody light at all hours, while I was trying to get some decent sleep :lol:

This lot don't seem to mind...



:lol:

snowb4ndit wrote:

bandit wrote:I'm quite glad I'm not a Tortoise. I would not enjoy life in the fridge, with some inconsiderate sod, turning on the bloody light at all hours, while I was trying to get some decent sleep :lol:

This lot don't seem to mind...



:lol:

I wonder if I could train my cat to eat your tortoise :wink:

Ian Wickham wrote:

snowb4ndit wrote:

bandit wrote:I'm quite glad I'm not a Tortoise. I would not enjoy life in the fridge, with some inconsiderate sod, turning on the bloody light at all hours, while I was trying to get some decent sleep :lol:

This lot don't seem to mind...



:lol:

I wonder if I could train my cat to eat your tortoise :wink:

'Wicked Wickers' now I know why... you = :evil:

Grey cats rule.

May I introduce you to Bailey:

We dont have a cat but might as well do. Next doors cat loves my OH he waits for him to come home and shoots in the door. He even goes out in the workshop with him. I think if next door dont pay more attention to him he will odopt him.

Tony_H wrote:Grey cats rule.

oddly common here, less so in the UK I think? or at least where we lived in the Peak District, I think three of the 6 or 7 in the immediate vicinity here are grey.

My cat agrees with Tony

Meet Basil!