REDFEATHERS said:

They are so cute though !

MarieLouise said:

If you have to out one of them then my choice would be the new one, because the other one is settled and happy....there you go.....now just keep em both!

mdiver said:

As I said, there's no chance I'm busting Lilith out.


There are four options:

1) I put the new one in the cold
2) The owner turns up
3) I give the new one to my father, in two weeks...
4) I keep both, feel bad about them fighting and spend 1/10 of my monthly income on cat-food and half of the affection I have on both bitches.
[Edited 11/23/05 7:58am]

MarieLouise said:

i don't know what else to say edit

Why does everyone ignore my comments lately?

And if they ever get along...I'll have five more cats in a few months time. They'll have hamster-faces and very long hair.

retina said:

retina said:

I didn't see it! Too cat-absorbed by the moment.

The little one is sitting on my lap now, roaring towards Lilith and Lilith is going crazy. I feel so guilty. Do I have to get bear this for two fucking weeks?????

Who know something about body-language that animals use?

So they're sitting and breathing heavily (what's the word in English... to show their anger, 'blazen' in Dutch) and then Lilith starts rolling on the floor.

Does that mean she's accepting his dominance? She's three times bigger than him!!

MarieLouise said:

Well, out of the four alternatives you listed it does seem like the best one. Can you keep them in seperate rooms or do you just have one?

retina said:

I have one living-room and two small bedrooms. But I don't want to clean up the piss all day, so I can't keep those doors closed. I have an attic as well. I locked the small one up this morning, but he kept meowing and my cat heard this and couldn't keep her calm, she kept pacing under the hatch you need to open to enter this room.

Now can you tell me what verb you use to describe the sound they make when they're mad. Is that 'hissing'?

MarieLouise said:

yes sweetie it is

mdiver said:

And the lower sound they make when they're mad? It's not 'to roar', is it? 'Cause that's what lions do, with they're mouth open, in your pocket. I'm talking about the deep sound they make without opening their mouth.
[Edited 11/23/05 8:26am]

MarieLouise said:[quote]

mdiver said:

That's a difficult situation , I think I would choose option 3 if you really can't keep both . But It might be hard to have the 2 cats fighting for 2 weeks and to give the little one away when you have grown to love him too much. I remember how devestated I was when I drove in the bus to the airport in tears to fly home after some days I had spent with an "adopted" cat on my vacation in Croatia some years back and had to leave her there .

Two weeks, in the span of a life, isn't a whole lot of time. Can you stick it out until your dad comes home? It may get better.

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MarieLouise said:

On the other hand, when he's staying with my father, I can visit him.

I like the cat, he's a smart, intelligent, proud and self-conscious, even agressive cat, but I like him.

Lilith is the silly one, but much more beautiful and sweeter.

MarieLouise said:

That's a big pro IMO

bless you for taking the time to care for this kitten marie louise!!!!!

heaven holds a special place for those who rescue strays.

i say keep the litle fellow, lilith will adjust after a while...

wheather the storm

and the cats will become

budds

with time

The bastard is really agressive. He decides who goes where at the moment. He fell in a hot bath and stole half of my pizza !

MarieLouise said:

which one the youngin or the orginal kitty?

i say give the kitty it's shots and have him all niced up
see if the two get along for the next few days
and if not, give him 2 your dad

wait till everyone is gone. Take the cat and snap it's neck. Tell everyone else someone left the window/door open and the cat much have gotten out.

MickG said:

I have a story to tell...

SammiJ said:

The new one. I'm starting to not like him. He'll have to behave tonight or I might make him enjoy the city's nightlife.

puberty

MickG said:

Next to the immoral aspect, that has to be a difficult job with this little criminal. If you kill him, he probably makes sure you've lost one ear and both your eyes before letting his last breath out.

update...

When I came home yesterday I received a call from a very lonesome cowboy saying he was looking for some company and wanted a cat. So I gave him some coffee and put the little devil in a box. The new owner seemed to be more pleased than the cat but I'm sure they will be fine.

I'll miss him He was a pain in the ass, but for once I liked this anal pleasure.

MarieLouise said:

MartyMcFly said:

Mmmmm
I was just starting at the top. I was just, I might just need a third cat....

So I decided to scroll down...

Now I am all

HamsterHuey said: