Meatloaf!

Hi folks!

Just wanted to share a Perfect Meatloaf!

http://www.cs.fiu.edu/~flynnj/kitten...tloaf.jpg.html

Note how shiny his coat is. He's such a cutie...

Yesterday he caught a lizard in the house! Who knows how it got in.. but
it was well and throughly dead by the time I saw it... I guess indoor
cats have to get their hunting time in at all costs, eh? }

-Z

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in article , Zorin the Lynx at
wrote on 7/17/05 9:56 PM:

Hi folks!

Just wanted to share a Perfect Meatloaf!

http://www.cs.fiu.edu/~flynnj/kitten...tloaf.jpg.html

Note how shiny his coat is. He's such a cutie...

Yesterday he caught a lizard in the house! Who knows how it got in.. but
it was well and throughly dead by the time I saw it... I guess indoor
cats have to get their hunting time in at all costs, eh? }

-Z

He is just SO gorgeous.

Zorin the Lynx wrote:
Hi folks!

Just wanted to share a Perfect Meatloaf!


http://www.cs.fiu.edu/~flynnj/kitten...tloaf.jpg.html

Note how shiny his coat is. He's such a cutie...

Yesterday he caught a lizard in the house! Who knows how it got in..
but it was well and throughly dead by the time I saw it... I guess
indoor
cats have to get their hunting time in at all costs, eh? }

-Z

He's a sweetie! I love it when they meatloaf. Cats don't really have
bones, have you noticed? G

Jill

Mischief and Mayhem like to meatloaf too.

You know I never heard that term until I came to this group. When I
told my roommate she said, "Oh yeah, it's a term meaning they could fit
in a meatloaf pan." I still find it puzzling to picture.

Because when I grew up meatloaf was made in a small pan about 10 by 6
inches, one that a cat could NOT have fit into. maybe a skinny kitten,
but no way could a cat fit into it.

I totally use the term now, but it took me a while, since I couldn't
grasp the picture.

Kristi

Mischief wrote:
Mischief and Mayhem like to meatloaf too.

You know I never heard that term until I came to this group. When I
told my roommate she said, "Oh yeah, it's a term meaning they could
fit in a meatloaf pan." I still find it puzzling to picture.

Because when I grew up meatloaf was made in a small pan about 10 by 6
inches, one that a cat could NOT have fit into. maybe a skinny
kitten, but no way could a cat fit into it.

I totally use the term now, but it took me a while, since I couldn't
grasp the picture.

Kristi

I'm not sure it has anything to do with a meatloaf pan so much as how they
look with their paws all tucked up under them and their tail wrapped around.
If they didn't have heads, they'd look a bit like... well... a furry
meatloaf! G

It would be rather insulting to say they look like a trussed chicken, which
(I think) would be more accurate. But meatloafing is what they do. I love
it when Persia meatloafs on my chest when I'm reading. But she can't resist
reaching out a paw to tap me if I get too engrossed in the book and forget
to give her some scritches, or, when I go to turn a page, to gently bite my
elbow as a reminder "Hey, I'm still here. PURRRRRR."

Jill

On Sun, 17 Jul 2005 23:53:06 -0500, jmcquown wrote:

Mischief wrote:
Mischief and Mayhem like to meatloaf too.

You know I never heard that term until I came to this group. When I
told my roommate she said, "Oh yeah, it's a term meaning they could fit
in a meatloaf pan." I still find it puzzling to picture.

Because when I grew up meatloaf was made in a small pan about 10 by 6
inches, one that a cat could NOT have fit into. maybe a skinny kitten,
but no way could a cat fit into it.

I totally use the term now, but it took me a while, since I couldn't
grasp the picture.

Kristi

I'm not sure it has anything to do with a meatloaf pan so much as how they
look with their paws all tucked up under them and their tail wrapped
around. If they didn't have heads, they'd look a bit like... well... a
furry meatloaf! G

It would be rather insulting to say they look like a trussed chicken,
which (I think) would be more accurate. But meatloafing is what they do.
I love it when Persia meatloafs on my chest when I'm reading. But she
can't resist reaching out a paw to tap me if I get too engrossed in the
book and forget to give her some scritches, or, when I go to turn a page,
to gently bite my elbow as a reminder "Hey, I'm still here. PURRRRRR."

Jill


I was told that TuTu looked like a foot stool. MLB

Zorin the Lynx wrote:
Hi folks!

Just wanted to share a Perfect Meatloaf!


http://www.cs.fiu.edu/~flynnj/kitten...y-meatloaf.jpg
..html

Note how shiny his coat is. He's such a cutie...

Yesterday he caught a lizard in the house! Who knows how it got in..
but it was well and throughly dead by the time I saw it... I guess
indoor cats have to get their hunting time in at all costs, eh? }

-Z

Hee hee! Too cute! I love it when they meatloaf, I always ask Vino
what happened to his arms when he does it.
--
Britta
"There is no snooze button on a cat who wants breakfast." -- Unknown
Check out pictures of Vino at:
http://photos.yahoo.com/badwilson click on the Vino album

On Sun, 17 Jul 2005 22:56:18 -0400, Zorin the Lynx
yodeled:

Hi folks!

Just wanted to share a Perfect Meatloaf!

http://www.cs.fiu.edu/~flynnj/kitten...tloaf.jpg.html

Note how shiny his coat is. He's such a cutie...



He's stunning. And yes, a perfect meatloaf. b. Kliban would love
him.

Theresa
Stinky Pictures: http://community.webshots.com/album/125591586JWEFwh
My Blog: http://www.humanitas.blogspot.com

On 17 Jul 2005 21:38:57 -0700, "Mischief"
yodeled:

Mischief and Mayhem like to meatloaf too.

You know I never heard that term until I came to this group. When I
told my roommate she said, "Oh yeah, it's a term meaning they could fit
in a meatloaf pan." I still find it puzzling to picture.

Because when I grew up meatloaf was made in a small pan about 10 by 6
inches, one that a cat could NOT have fit into. maybe a skinny kitten,
but no way could a cat fit into it.

I totally use the term now, but it took me a while, since I couldn't
grasp the picture.

Kristi


Thougt it originated with B. Kliban, creator of the immortal
googly-eyed tabbies of "Cat." Definition of cat: "One hell of a nice
animal, frequently mistaken for a meatloaf."


Theresa
Stinky Pictures: http://community.webshots.com/album/125591586JWEFwh
My Blog: http://www.humanitas.blogspot.com

"jmcquown" wrote in message
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Mischief wrote:
Mischief and Mayhem like to meatloaf too.

You know I never heard that term until I came to this group. When I
told my roommate she said, "Oh yeah, it's a term meaning they could
fit in a meatloaf pan." I still find it puzzling to picture.

Because when I grew up meatloaf was made in a small pan about 10 by 6
inches, one that a cat could NOT have fit into. maybe a skinny
kitten, but no way could a cat fit into it.

I totally use the term now, but it took me a while, since I couldn't
grasp the picture.

Kristi

I'm not sure it has anything to do with a meatloaf pan so much as how they
look with their paws all tucked up under them and their tail wrapped
around.
If they didn't have heads, they'd look a bit like... well... a furry
meatloaf! G

It would be rather insulting to say they look like a trussed chicken,
which
(I think) would be more accurate. But meatloafing is what they do. I
love
it when Persia meatloafs on my chest when I'm reading. But she can't
resist
reaching out a paw to tap me if I get too engrossed in the book and forget
to give her some scritches, or, when I go to turn a page, to gently bite
my
elbow as a reminder "Hey, I'm still here. PURRRRRR."

Jill



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