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Hi all. I just introduced myself in the General section, but I suppose you won't tell me off for doing it again


Anyway, here's a snap of Suki, my 7 year old female moggy.



Yes, okay Suki isn't a most original name for a black cat, but she was already named that when we got her, she wakes me up by batting my face and rubbing her face on my cheek.
 

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BuNN (Gee, I hope that's right),

Just wanted to say hi and welcome you. Your Suki is beautiful!

I've noticed that "moggy" is used alot in Britain for cat. Is that a slang term? Or an affectionate one?
 
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To me it's a term of affection. And to most other Brits too. Like the UK cat site called http://www.moggies.co.uk. We also call her Moggy-moo, along with many other names, all cute. It's funny how we come with with new 'pet' names for our cats.

We've had cats before but not as loud as this one is. She never meows. only when she wants food, but rather 'churups' all the time. You say hello to her, she just looks up and goes 'brrrr' then nuts your leg.

We got her from the RSPCA (Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals). She was very timid, hid for days, but eventually came out and bit me. I don't know whether or not she was gauging my reaction, but an hour or so later she rubbed my arm.
 

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Hi BuNN. I just welcomed you in The Cat Lounge, but I can do it here too.

Suki is a very pretty cat. Looks like she gets in her share of trouble, too! :tounge2:

That's too cute how she wakes you up. My two are a bit less subtle. Trent just comes up and meows until we wake up. Ophelia has been known, when my hubby puts a pillow over his head, to come up and sit on his head until he pets her!
 
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Thanx for the welcome guys


On your Husbands head? He's lucky she doesn't dribble
Mine does, but I had her checked at the vets and there's no dental problems, she has healthy gums and teeth. Mind you she only dribbles when she excited.

She had a case of cystitis, which the vet thought may have been a tumor. He did some special x-rays which would show up a tumor, thankfully she was okay, and hasn't (touch wood)had a reoccurance of this annoying virus.
 

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It's funny how we come with with new 'pet' names for our cats.
Definately. And how many of them are not repeatable on a family-friendly message board! My latest nickname for Ivo is "Buddah-kitty", because she's a little on the zaftig side, and when she sits she looks like Buddah. My dad's cat's nickname is "furry rat face stinky kitty butt", and believe it or not, she answers to it!
 

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Hi again, BuNN. I just left your other thread. I come from a British family, and wondered why so many cats were called Suki! I never asked, though. She's really beautiful. I have had approximately 6 black cats. Currently I have two Siamese; they talk quite a bit, unlike Suki. Well, I'll be watching for more of your posts!
 

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Hi BuNN and welcome to The Cat Site!!!


Suki is really beautiful, she reminds me of the black cat I used to have. Here in the U.S. some people consider black cats bad luck and consider white cats good luck. I've heard the opposite is true in Britian.

I hope you enjoy yourself here and will post often.
 
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Thanx again for the welcome, makes a change from some of the other forums I visit. I have another picture of her here. This is her 'wiggling' on the rug next to the fire. Her latest nickname is Wiggles, or Wiggs, and believe it or not, Pie-feet :eek:



By the way, if the sig below is too big, please say, I'll remove it or shrink it.

Again, thanx for the welcome.

 

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My aunt came over from Scotland and adopted a stray black cat. She named him Lucky. Hey, BuNN, your signature reminds me of Stonehenge; was that deliberate?
 
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Stonehenge......mmmm, it does a bit. I got the scale wrong when I put the text in. I would have liked it to look a little more 'distant', but never mind


I love black cats, but I'd have any cat. Suki was a rescue cat, she was badly treated as a kitten and was very timid when we got her. Now she's happy and runs about with a ball of wool in her mouth, wailing


There's nothing cuter than a cat that wiggles! She lies there wiggling herself, while she purrs.

BTW, did your aunt take the cat back to scotland, or did she stay in the US?
 

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Aunt Cecilia had sold everything to come, but after a year she wanted to go home. Uncle Andrew and she went back, but after another year she couldn't take the damp, cool weather. They had lost so much money moving twice that he asked her to wait another year. She did; then they came back and got the cat. My other Uncle was a bobby in Glasgow, and all my other relatives are near Exeter, in a town called Bradninch in Devonshire-well those that I have kept in touch with, anyway. One other Scottish uncle had settled in Toronto, and I met his children when I went there on my honeymoon, but unfortunately have lost touch.

p.s. I have a claim to fame through Aunt Cecilia and Uncle Andrew. They were friends with Rex Harrison (Dr. Doolittle and My Fair Lady) and his wife, actress Lili Palmer. When living in the U.S., they were friends with Mr. Roger's family. ( as in Mr. Roger's Neighborhood, a children's program on public t.v.) Also-brag, brag, one of my ancestors is Macadam, who is responsible for the black topped road.
 
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I like reading about peoples families, it's interesting, so thanx for that.


My parents live in Hawaii, they've been there for 15 years now, my father is a astrophysisist, so he spends alot of time gawping at stars, good job if you can get it. My mum spends all her time devoted to her cats, of which she has 8 :eek: They are planning to go back to Canada next year and have just gone there to renew their Visa's. I hope to join them for a bit when they move back, should be a nice change from wet England
 

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BuNN, How fascinating! I know Hawaii is one of the best places in the world to view the stars. If you are interested in astronomy, I have a good site for you: antwrp.gsfc.nasa.gov/apod.astropix.html
Just curious, as great as Canada is, why do they want to leave Hawaii? Why didn't you go with them? Most people would love to go, and you were young. None of my business. I just think you missed out!
 
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Spooky: I'm like a cat, it doesn't take me long to find a comfy bed to settle in
Thanx for the welcome :tounge2:

Jeanie G: The reason they want to go back to Canada is something to do with my Father's contract with NASA, plus he's coming up to retirement and they both loved Canada when they where there. I myself am adopted I've only really known my parents properly for the past 10 years. I'd love to go to Hawaii, but it's a tad expensive to get there and I can't spend that sort of money on myself, it all goes on the home/family/cat
But I wouldn't have it any other way.

Anyway, I'll be getting a animated picture of Suki up soon, I'll use my webcam and record her doing what she does best, licking her crotch. I'll upload it to my webby and post a download link here.
 
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LOOK MORE SUKI SNAPS


I tried to post a snap here, but the forums wouldn't let me, probably too big
Anyway, here's a link instead, it's a huge one because or some security thing MSN.

URL removed due to MSN being annoying.

Sorry :'(
 
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Well I had a play with my image and they still won't come up. It's either a forum issue or MSN is being a pain again. Probably the latter.

Sorry guys, I'll try to get something sorted sooner or later.
 
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