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Old October 5th 04, 03:33 PM
Melanie's Phony Email Address for NGs
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Cristobel = Whineball

Is that a word?

Sort of like a furball but she whines when she doesn't want to be
picked up, touched, when I get home, when she wants to go out but
can't, etc.

~Melanie
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Old October 5th 04, 03:33 PM
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Cristobel = Whineball

Is that a word?

Sort of like a furball but she whines when she doesn't want to be
picked up, touched, when I get home, when she wants to go out but
can't, etc.

~Melanie
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Old October 5th 04, 04:56 PM
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Meow Mimi: "satelloid"


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Old October 5th 04, 04:56 PM
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Meow Mimi: "satelloid"


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Old October 5th 04, 05:26 PM
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"JLove98905" wrote in message
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I'm taking an animal behavior class right now, so I've been paying special
attention to my cat's behavior patterns. Cats are all so different! I
think it
would be a fun experiment if people could pick one word to describe their
cat
and post it here on the newsgroup. The trick is that you shouldn't read
anybody
else's reply until you've picked a word. This will eliminate suggestion
and
bias. I'm thinking/hoping that the words we pick will all be very
different!

Have fun! My word will be in the next post.

-Jen
Half the people you know are below average. -Steven Wright


Bandit: BAAAAAAAAAAAD
Demi: Scared
Jessie: Fast
Sammy: Mischevious

Hugs,

CatNipped


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Old October 5th 04, 05:26 PM
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"JLove98905" wrote in message
...
I'm taking an animal behavior class right now, so I've been paying special
attention to my cat's behavior patterns. Cats are all so different! I
think it
would be a fun experiment if people could pick one word to describe their
cat
and post it here on the newsgroup. The trick is that you shouldn't read
anybody
else's reply until you've picked a word. This will eliminate suggestion
and
bias. I'm thinking/hoping that the words we pick will all be very
different!

Have fun! My word will be in the next post.

-Jen
Half the people you know are below average. -Steven Wright


Bandit: BAAAAAAAAAAAD
Demi: Scared
Jessie: Fast
Sammy: Mischevious

Hugs,

CatNipped


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Old October 5th 04, 05:31 PM
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"Melanie's Phony Email Address for NGs"
wrote in message om...
Cristobel = Whineball

Is that a word?

Sort of like a furball but she whines when she doesn't want to be picked

up, touched, when I get home, when she wants to go out but can't, etc.

Heh! My Gnarly did this. The long, very high-pitched "mmmmm
MMMMMMMMmmmmmmMMMMMMM" with the big "Ms" being even higher pitched. It was a
modified growl.

Buddha grunts and squeaks. I have honestly never seen another cat to this.
If she is in a mood I pick her up and she squeaks then makes noises like she
is being squeezed and continues until I put her down. She also snores softly
in her sleep like a very low moan. Hilarious.


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Old October 5th 04, 05:31 PM
Mary
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"Melanie's Phony Email Address for NGs"
wrote in message om...
Cristobel = Whineball

Is that a word?

Sort of like a furball but she whines when she doesn't want to be picked

up, touched, when I get home, when she wants to go out but can't, etc.

Heh! My Gnarly did this. The long, very high-pitched "mmmmm
MMMMMMMMmmmmmmMMMMMMM" with the big "Ms" being even higher pitched. It was a
modified growl.

Buddha grunts and squeaks. I have honestly never seen another cat to this.
If she is in a mood I pick her up and she squeaks then makes noises like she
is being squeezed and continues until I put her down. She also snores softly
in her sleep like a very low moan. Hilarious.


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Old October 5th 04, 08:48 PM
ann ruminski
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Blaise - boyish (he is a little boy and he acts just like a little
boy)
Collette - cautious

Collette makes this same kind of noise although it is lower in
pitch.
We have called it "grumbling". She also makes a "chuffing" sound
when I pick her up and snores in her sleep. She is calico so I don't
know if that makes a difference or not.

Ann


"Mary" wrote in message
. com...

"Melanie's Phony Email Address for NGs"
wrote in message om...
Cristobel = Whineball

Is that a word?

Sort of like a furball but she whines when she doesn't want to be picked

up, touched, when I get home, when she wants to go out but can't, etc.

Heh! My Gnarly did this. The long, very high-pitched "mmmmm
MMMMMMMMmmmmmmMMMMMMM" with the big "Ms" being even higher pitched. It was

a
modified growl.

Buddha grunts and squeaks. I have honestly never seen another cat to this.
If she is in a mood I pick her up and she squeaks then makes noises like

she
is being squeezed and continues until I put her down. She also snores

softly
in her sleep like a very low moan. Hilarious.




 




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