[SoDak]

Yours is a little fuzzier, hard to tell which is bigger. Elvis is damned heavy, 22.5 lbs at vet checkup last month I got the cat kind of by accident, but he's become a fixture now. I wanted a dog, but I travel at times, so it's impossible.

[RandallFlagg]

We had the fat one for about a year and just 2 minths ago, my Dad asked if we could take another cat. They've been best pals ever since.

They just LOVE chasing each other at 4AM. It's SOO cute!



grrrrrrrrr.

[RandallFlagg]

Yours is a little fuzzier, hard to tell which is bigger.

That "stuff" almost blocked by my Navy hat? That's not fuzz. That's flab.
At least he's getting more exercise.

[Moose4]

Got that beat. We have two purebred Maine Coons; Livingston, the larger, was 25.5 pounds of solid inertia last month at the vet, and he's not *that* fat. He's a great cat, aside from when he's deciding that the litterbox must be completely changed every two days or he's just NOT going to lower himself to use it and the bathtub's a MUCH nicer place to do his business.

He's got the biggest cat vocabulary I've ever heard. He trills, coos, "frrrrps," meows, yowls, you name it. Dozens of different ones. They're a very vocal breed and Livingston's exceptional even for them.

The aforementioned fattus cattus:

}:-)4