Moggies what moggies
Posted: Tue Sep 20, 2011 10:36 pm
I was working away in the garage when I noticed something to which previously I had not given much thought. There are two cars in my garage, both undergoing restoration although the Morris variety is getting all the attention as I shall be using this as transport in the near future, whilst the Porsche variety will be just a Sunday driver to classic events and such like. But the point I wish to make is in regard to the feline species which is of course the colloquial conotation of the Morris name - Moggy
and what I noticed was that two of my four cats spend time snoozing in my Minor traveller quite happily on the bare floor. But they never came anywhere near to the Porsche. Aint' that weird. Maybe they like the smell of the Por 15 on the floor. I don't know, they still don't know the difference between a whitworth and a metric spanner but it's early days. However the question I wish to pose is are Moggy owners predominately cat or dog owners. Let us know. I've got four, all they do is eat, sleep, fill up the dirt box, and sleep some more and generally totally ignore me but hey it's someone to talk to other than the wife. This is they . . .[frame]
[/frame]Two siamese and a russian blue nickname BC that's short for battle cruiser cos that's what he looks like from the back. The fourth one, Twiglet was off round the neighbours pond catching frogs for me, mm nice.
and what I noticed was that two of my four cats spend time snoozing in my Minor traveller quite happily on the bare floor. But they never came anywhere near to the Porsche. Aint' that weird. Maybe they like the smell of the Por 15 on the floor. I don't know, they still don't know the difference between a whitworth and a metric spanner but it's early days. However the question I wish to pose is are Moggy owners predominately cat or dog owners. Let us know. I've got four, all they do is eat, sleep, fill up the dirt box, and sleep some more and generally totally ignore me but hey it's someone to talk to other than the wife. This is they . . .[frame]