mugshots to the nicks

squizzle,

Actually I get around quite well... get it... get around... <G>


Jim D,

You think I really need a tuck here and there??? The ladies always tell me that I am just one big hunk of sex machine... Maybe they are just trying to be nice...

 

You got to stop burning the candle at both ends, I bet you looked like that picture weazel200 put up on page 6 before all those ladies took it out of you.

 

LMAO Scubabud...

I wear BigPantz, but i bet yours are bigger...

 

@ auslander, i thought u would be tall have short blonde hair, blue eyes and glasses

@arniebear, u look like sadam hussain

i will have 2 get a pic on

!!thecraigc!!

 

Just to return to the original topic, I had a cat, Leroy, who disappeared after we got a slightly feral kitten. Leroy was really laid back & the kitten, Emerson, wanted to play fight all the time. I guess Leroy got fed up. I had him 7 yrs & when he disappeared I was devastated. He was my little buddy. He would come into the house when I called him & look at me as if to say "what do you want?". I missed the little guy, well he was huge & just fitted through the cat flap.
He was a beautiful Tiger Tabby. He had no white bits, just pure khaki & stripes, he had a very gentle & affectionate nature. He grew closer to me after his sister was killed by a neighbours dog.
My home was not a home without Leroy, he was a great cat & I loved him enormously.

I woke up one morning, I saw the shadow of a cat at the windowsill, I thought it was Emerson, but this cat was way bigger than Emerson. I was still half awake when the cat meowed. I had to take a double take, I said "Leroy, is that you?".
Sounds daft I know, but I had always talked to him & treated him as my best pal.
Needless to say it WAS Leroy! I lept out of bed & picked him up & give him a massive hug. Boy did he purr!
How long was he away?, I can hear you ask! Well, it was 6 months.
I was amazed.
He was in good condition. He had been looked after, a bit scruffy, but OK.
To end the story he hung around, but as we still had the other cat, he disappeared for good a couple of weeks later.
I was gutted, but I figured that he would be OK.
I much prefer cats to dogs, canines are far too sycophantic for me. Dogs have owners, Cats have staff.

Pulsar

Still missing Leroy, 14yrs later!

 

I just came across this thread, and well I find it pretty interesting. It is nice to be able to put a face with the name for most of you LOL
Anyway Here is the most recent pic I have of myself. It's my lovely family on my daughters graduation night a few weeks ago so it is pretty recent. You can pick on me all you want but leave the family alone or I am going to have to sick my buddy Scubabud on you!! LOL


This is also me doing what I love most Well maybe 2nd most ;-)

 

I agree you own dogs, cats own you. Independent critters are cats.

 

wow Pulsar, that's amazing that your cat was gone for 6 months and came back. I had a cat disappear once. He was sick and throwing up all over the house, so my mother put him outside. He had been outside a few times before, but he was always supervised so he didn't get too close to the highway. Anyway, we never saw him again. I was kind of upset but it really devistated my younger sister. So we ended up getting 3 cats to take his place. One of those cats disappeared for a week or so once, but came back. Another got stuck in between the walls of our house, don't know how that happened but it was tough to get her out. How's that saying go, curiosity killed the cat?

 

What a great looking family bbmayo,you must be very proud.

Its a good thing they took after your wife, as far as looks go(my obligatory shot...you said it was ok LOL)

 

@bbmayo

Great family pic, and you definitely look like a proud father. May I say as the father of two daughters I know that feeling well.

 

thecraigc, as much as i love German stuff, i'm not a German

bbmayo, you're a beautiful man! XD

 

Thanks all!! and your all beautiful too

 

nice shot mayo, hopefully someday I'll start up a loving family.

 

Who said they were loving??

LOL Just kiddin I love them to death!!!

Thanks squizzle buddy

 

@ pulsar

Nice storey, cats are so independent, and dogs are so dependent.
Heart goes out to man, even after 14yrs, I bet the love is still there for him.
My cat just won't take to these new kittens, actually quite comical to watch them all......................
Thing about pets, you never really know exactly how much they mean to you until they are not there.
Little mannerisms they have, clawing the furniture, scratching at the door, sleeping on your lap etc etc, all little things but are missed greatly when they don't occur anymore.

@bbmayo

Welcome back, nice to see you return, hope you enjoyed your break, and back ready for action.
Great pic, nice family, pity about the bloke pushing in at the back, looks like one of those tourist guy's.......LOL
Arg, just kidding.
Nice to see, bet graduation was a good evening, and I bet you're all proud........

 

If you want to see how I feel about my kids/dogs, go to this site I made for Mickey, one of my Westie's that I lost just over a year ago. There is also a pic of me, (with my teeth and without the weight,) holding both Buddy and Mickey during Halloween a couple of years back.

http://www.westieheaven.com/

I still have Buddy who is 15 1/2 and two more, Nikki, 7 and Willie, 6 who we rescued a month after Mickey passed. Both Nikki and Willie needed to be kept together so that's what we did.

Dog's are mans best friend. They can only show you unconditional love no matter what your financial status, looks, bad hair day, etc., and want to be with you 24/7. If you become ill, they won't leave you and when you get old, they don't need an excuse to give you for not coming by. When you're so old that it's time for a nursing home, they won't fight over which one HAS to take you in to stay with you... Get the picture... they are heart and soul, the best friend one could ever ask for!

 

Scuba, that is so sweet.
That just brought tears to my eyes.
I know Mickey will be looking down on you with heartfelt joy and happiness.
That has to be one of the best memorials I have ever seen, especially for a pet.
It is obvious how much he meant to you and judging by the pictures, he is still very much in your heart.

God bless.................

 

Thanks baabaa, I appreciate your comments very much and yes, Mickey as well as all our kids/dogs mean the world to us and always will! <G>

 

BB, you bear a remarkable resemblance to a motorsort commentator we have in the UK called Mark Blundell

http://www.itv-f1.com/Team_Bio.aspx?PO_ID=30098

Pulsar