Fishing Cat:

Features: webbed feet, semi-squatic, dives into water to catch fish.

http://dspace.dial.pipex....ishcat.htm

So this cat is a cross between batman and a duck?

I've got webbed feet.

luv4u said:

I the absence of lolly & the frog I cannot beleive you've taken it upon yourself to jack my thread.

AsianBomb777 said:

I would love to see the fishing cat in action. It's amusing to hear of a cat that dives into water, since most cats hate water!

Lleena said:

I could probably easily get surgery done to get web feat with all the excess skin from my scrotum.

luv4u said:

CRAP!
Nevermind about my last comment.
You're not technically jacking it becuase you're on topic.

AsianBomb777 said:

AsianBomb777 said:

Do it, you dont know what you're missing

Lleena said:

Do your feet produce more oder than normal feet?
How do they look in prada?

AsianBomb777 said:

No, actually they produce the same amount

They look hot in Prada but better In Jimmy Choos

Lleena said:

And a blowhole like a whale.

It's disturbing.

2the9s said:

Lleena said:

Uh oh. Thar she blows...

2the9s said:

you are so maimitastic.

I've got a book on cats and there is a housecat that likes to swim (maybe it's this same one). They had pictures of these cats swimming around in pools

lovemachine said:

lmao.
I wish the cats that I had owned liked that.
It was hell bathing them.

Pure hell.

lovemachine said:

The cat that I think you're referring to is called the Turkish Van. Found this on the web:

Turkish Van


The coloration of the Turkish Van, which is considered by many to be the original breed to carry the piebald gene, calls for a white, semi-longhaired cat with colored markings restricted primarily to the head and tail. Other piebald cats that have been selectively bred for many generations to achieve similar markings are said to be “van-patterned” after the breed that originally sported it. The coat lacks an undercoat and has a very unique cashmere-like texture that makes it water-resistant. This brings us to another interesting feature of this breed - they love water and in their native region they have been termed “the Swimming Cats.”

psychodelicide said:

If I ever own a house with a pool I'm getting a swimming cat

lovemachine said:

That would be awesome! Wonder how much a Turkish Van cat costs? Most purebred cats are pretty pricey, from what I've seen.

that's cool

psychodelicide said:

My girlfriends folks have a Scottish Fold and I'm told he was like a $1,000 dollar cat.

lovemachine said:

Wow! Scottish Folds are pretty cats though, love how they have those "folded ears".

lovemachine said:

I would never pay 1,000 for an animal with as little personality as a cat.

For 1/10th of that you can get a really good prostitute with a bubbly personality.