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zekealicious
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Painful? Naaaah..and it jingles when I walk...if I wear corduroys i can whistle and jingle at the same time...quite something to behold
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Everyone should have music in their pants
Everyone should have pussies in their heart...............zekealicious said:
That did'nt sound right,There is so much that can be told about a cat's mood by observing his body language. A happy cat will have his ears held high and a tall, straight tail. Ears that are slightly swiveled to the side, or a tail held high but bent over at the tip towards his back show that the cat is very happy. A tail that is carried horizontally means that the cat is feeling average; a drooping tail means that he is unhappy or unwell. A bottle-brush looking tail means that a cat is ready for battle or is very frightened.
A mother cat will usually allow her young kittens to play with her tail, but when she gets tired of this it will thrash wildly, and teach them to leave it alone. Therefore, the thrashing tail indicates that a cat is about to lose his temper, while a slowly wagging tail means alertness.
Fear or anxiousness is also displayed by lip-licking and possibly purring. Rapid blinking can show anxiety, a sign that a cat has friendly intentions and does not pose a threat to another cat. Half-closed eyes or slow blinking display contentment, and many owners believe that blinking at their cat , if the blink is returned, is the feline equivalent of giving and receiving a kiss. Large pupils indicate interest, while smaller ones mean that the cat is not so alert.
The whiskers drawn forward displays a sign of pleasurable anticipation. When a cat is about to be fed, or when he catches a prey animal, then they will be almost wrapped around the body. Whiskers are drawn back tightly against the face to emphasize the snarl when two cats confront one another. And in the cat world yawning is not a rude behavior, but rather a sign of reassurance.
You may be infuriated when your cat refuses to use his cat flap, and instead, calls for you to open the door. However, this too is a valuable survival technique. A cat will not enter or leave a room unless he can see his way clear, and that no larger predators are lying in wait for him. For this reason, he prefers his owner to open doors wide so he has a clear view of what lies ahead. He will wait a moment or two, checking out the territory, before going through the open door.
Cat flaps do not allow for this because as soon as a cat begins to go through the flap, he is committed. He cannot turn around and get back in because he will be trapped by the flap. This, and the fact that flaps have to be opened by pushing the head against them, accounts for the reluctance of most cats to use them. And if it is raining at the front door, chances are your cat will ask to be let out the back door, thinking that it might not be raining at the other side of the house!
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Of course getting on a plane can be a bit difficult...morning Jen!
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What tune can ya play?
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I get a chuckle oyut of imagining what the security guards face looked like when I identified what was setting off the alarm!
Another factoid.
Here's to you, Mrs. Robinson: more older women are getting together with younger men
Psychology Today, Jan-Feb, 2006 by Mackenzie Dawson Parks
TWENTYSOMETHING WOMEN may have some new competition in the dating game: older women. Though the scenario has traditionally been scoffed at when men are the spring chickens, a recent survey conducted by the American Association of Retired Persons found that one-third of unmarried females in their 40s through 60s are dating men younger than themselves. The stereotype, of course, involves men pursuing younger women, which has been embodied by the midlife male leaving his wife for a nubile 25-year-old.
That may be changing, because today's woman often works out and looks great into middle and old age, while older men tend to let themselves go, says Pepper Schwartz, a professor of sociology at the University of Washington. Older women are also more likely to have money and status that they didn't have a generation ago, and this power appeals to younger men. "They're interested in someone who has the patina of success, who is self-sufficient--that's sexy to them," says Schwartz.
Does this make Tigerjen a craddle robber?
Here's to you, Mrs. Robinson: more older women are getting together with younger men
Psychology Today, Jan-Feb, 2006 by Mackenzie Dawson Parks
TWENTYSOMETHING WOMEN may have some new competition in the dating game: older women. Though the scenario has traditionally been scoffed at when men are the spring chickens, a recent survey conducted by the American Association of Retired Persons found that one-third of unmarried females in their 40s through 60s are dating men younger than themselves. The stereotype, of course, involves men pursuing younger women, which has been embodied by the midlife male leaving his wife for a nubile 25-year-old.
That may be changing, because today's woman often works out and looks great into middle and old age, while older men tend to let themselves go, says Pepper Schwartz, a professor of sociology at the University of Washington. Older women are also more likely to have money and status that they didn't have a generation ago, and this power appeals to younger men. "They're interested in someone who has the patina of success, who is self-sufficient--that's sexy to them," says Schwartz.
Does this make Tigerjen a craddle robber?
zekealicious
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Posted very naughty pictures in the thread I started...go New Englanders!! 
Hope some of you enjoy...drop me a line if so inclined
Hope some of you enjoy...drop me a line if so inclined
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Hi everyone,
Not in New England perse, but live 20 mins north of Vermont in Quebec.
Nice to see many that don't live too far from me
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Not in New England perse, but live 20 mins north of Vermont in Quebec.
Nice to see many that don't live too far from me
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zekealicious
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Howdy neighbor...live 70 miles from the border, south of Newport VT
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I'm closer to Richford VT.
Thru your backyard huh...interesting. What town are you bordering on?
Newport is about 30-40 mins pending border time.
70 miles would put you about what White River.
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Thru your backyard huh...interesting. What town are you bordering on?
Newport is about 30-40 mins pending border time.
70 miles would put you about what White River.
secrets
zekealicious
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Actually it puts me closer to Saint Johnsbury....
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*giggles*
Just pulled up mapquest to check it all out *winks*
Just pulled up mapquest to check it all out *winks*
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secrets_within said:I'm closer to Richford VT.
Thru your backyard huh...interesting. What town are you bordering on?
Newport is about 30-40 mins pending border time.
70 miles would put you about what White River.
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Hi Secrets i also live in Vermont
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shes checking us green staters out...I'm outta here for the night..catch you all in the a.m....enjoy my pictures, feel free to drop me a line via PM...love to hear from y'all!
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