Originally Posted by bengalsmum
Just re-red it, and they are selling what they have collected but i still feel this is wrong that they are exploiting bengal cats fur or something......
Originally Posted by bengalsmum
Just re-red it, and they are selling what they have collected but i still feel this is wrong that they are exploiting bengal cats fur or something......
Originally Posted by Arlyn
I think this was my all time favorite extremely bizzare eBay auction....The Ultimate Hippie Vacation
Yup. That's the way I took it.Originally Posted by twofatcats
I don't see anything wrong with it. If you will notice, it is in the category of "test auctions." Some times people just want to test how their HTML and other aspects of their page design is going to work out and they just put something goofy up as their test page. Sometimes, too, something a bit goofy or downright outrageous will be used as a drawing card to get people to look at one's other auctions. A few years ago when I was actively marketing my patchwork clothing on eBay, those of us on the eBay clothing and accessories message board would periodically have a competition where those who wished to do so would enter something goofy as a listing. Then whoever got the highest bid on their goofy listing won the contest. The only thing I ever entered was a mug shaped like a toilet, which I advertised as a gag gift for "potty mouth." But I could easily see putting cat hair in the contest. Advertise it as an offering for the birds to assist their nest building. Sounds like just harmless fun to me.
Originally Posted by katl8e
For many years, people have collected hair from their pets, spun it into yarn and knitted/crocheted garments from it. This is particularly successful with Afghan hounds and other long-haired dogs - so, why not cats?
Originally Posted by LilleKat
Hrmn........I'm afraid I'm going to have to do this sweetie:
you're wierd!aaah but you know I don't mean it maliciously!
...but there you go, when you think about it, all it really goes to prove is that people are wonderfully different from one another. where one person thinks it's wierd, one person thinks it's perfectly normal.... it's all about perception!
I love you guys, every time I talk to you guys I learn something new (I keep this up and I'm going to be a walking encyclopedia one day)
Originally Posted by rosiemac
Are you really saving it Sarah?!.
I never thought with you being an artist, but thinking logically now i can see you knitting a jumper and have it hanging up at your next show!
If you want me to keep mine out the brush just let me know
I just today watched a show where the lady had 5 Newfie dogs and she saved their hair. When she had collected enough, she got a lady to spin it and knit her a beautiful hat and glove set!Originally Posted by katl8e
For many years, people have collected hair from their pets, spun it into yarn and knitted/crocheted garments from it. This is particularly successful with Afghan hounds and other long-haired dogs - so, why not cats?
That was my first reaction! It just had to be Arkansas. In all honesty though, we do seem to attract some real squirrels down here. The good news is most of them aren't home grown.Originally Posted by Roxy_loves_CJ
I remember that guy. He was nuts. Well really the whole family was nuts.... Really helped the reputation of the state of arkansas. People still seem amazed we wear shoes.