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14th August 06, 12:00 PM
#31
Originally Posted by freddie
Have any of you tried to put on Highland Dress with a cat around ? Trying to tie gillie brogues is a nightmare as our Main Coon cat "Eve' is fascinated by the laces and toggles and leaps at my legs at every opportunity. Our old Main Coon 'Sam' used to be mesmarised by the tassles on my sporran and attacked them as soon as they moved (it was my own fault really as I once provoked him by swinging them in front of him, he just couldn't resist batting these furry things and even attacked the sporran when it was lying on the bed). Now when I get dressed I have to shut the cat out of the bedroom, but she's always lying in wait for me the minute I open the door !
Yup - two Maine Coons in our household too. They're a recipe for fun when they're awake and a perfect example of bliss and abandon when sleeping.
No ghillie brogues to mess with -- my feet are far wider than any last used by makers it seems -- but anything else appears to be fair game. Something about my kilt belts drives them nuts since they worship it, wrestle with it and generally take ownership of it the second my back is turned. And if I stage all my kit prior to dressing, there's a 100% guarantee that one of them will sit in the middle of everything to claim it as her own. They're a riot!
After a couple of years of observing them, I find their love of grooming is not limited to themselves but to each other, to the fauz fur collar of one of my wife's sweaters, to stuffed animals, and any other object exhibiting "fur." I'll forego the discussion of their fetish for licking plastic grocery bags I think I've found an item to fulfill their Highland desires: eithere a rabbit fur sporran of their very own or one of the Buffalo ones RiverKilt discovered! Either would provide hours of sporran-grooming pleasure.
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15th August 06, 02:35 AM
#32
Disclaimer: This photo was not photoshopped, except to resize the image. My cat likes to sleep this way.
Luckily, my boy (named Google - previous owners named him - trying to change his name to something cat related - also a Maine Coon) doesn't show much interest in a kilt, unless it's laid out on a bed or a table. Becomes a sleeping blanket. So, as long as I hang up my tartan kilts after I'm done wearing them, or put them on as soon as I take 'em off the hanger, I don't have issues.
-J
Last edited by Kilted_John; 15th August 06 at 02:47 AM.
Reason: Disclaimer...
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15th August 06, 05:40 AM
#33
I'm proudly owned by a Maine coon, too. Mine's a total perv; any clothing left unattended for a few minutes will be subject to sniffing, licking, and rolling. Once I opened up the shower to find him holding my discarded underwear in his front paws and rubbing them all over his head!
He needs a girlfriend.
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15th August 06, 04:54 PM
#34
Originally Posted by Kilted_John_Sporrano
Luckily, my boy (named Google -
-J
That's cool. If you get another, you can name it Yahoo.
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15th August 06, 06:29 PM
#35
Mudd...
ROFLMAO!!! Might just do that. Might also name one "HotBot", or Lycos...
-J
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16th August 06, 07:02 AM
#36
Owned by Scotttish Fold Ears
New to this forun but not new to kilts.... own 3 as of now. We are owned by 5 Scottish Folds and 2 domestic short hair cats. Our folds are oldest to youngest: William Walace silver mackeral tabby FE, Spice Girl fire calico SE, Rudy Two Shoes orange tabby FE, Sarah Lee long hair tabby SE, and Silly-vest-ear black & white SE. FE= Fold ear, SE= straight ear. William will bo on my kilt if I lay it out on the bed instantly, Rudy & Silly go bonkers over my brogue laces.......
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16th August 06, 08:08 AM
#37
Originally Posted by vcatron
New to this forun but not new to kilts.... own 3 as of now. We are owned by 5 Scottish Folds and 2 domestic short hair cats. Our folds are oldest to youngest: William Walace silver mackeral tabby FE, Spice Girl fire calico SE, Rudy Two Shoes orange tabby FE, Sarah Lee long hair tabby SE, and Silly-vest-ear black & white SE. FE= Fold ear, SE= straight ear. William will bo on my kilt if I lay it out on the bed instantly, Rudy & Silly go bonkers over my brogue laces.......
Welcome vcatron! I'm a one kilt, 3 cat man myself... (mom and two sons, 15, 14 and 14)
To a cat, a kilt is a blanket, pure and simple. And to cat-hair, a kilt is a magnet.
M.
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