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Alkarii wrote:That one cat looks like a ragdoll. My sister had one. They're kind of a new breed.

Around here, it's legal to kill a pest animal, or anything that attacks you, your pets, or your livestock. So if someone's dog gets into your trash repeatedly, they can't do jack if you kill the dog.

So if it comes back, I'm gonna make sure it's the last time. Which I know sounds horrible, but considering what happened a few days ago, I'm sure it's understandable.
Not really new, as my neighbour's ragdoll is over a decade, and I've seen them back when I was in high school. Too light to be Siamese Himalayan, too short and straight furred for a Siamese Persian cross. Ragdoll are super fluffy. Despite my allergies, I just wanted to snuggle up with her cat he's soooooooo fluffy!

He looks more like a Maine Coon cross. And so very beautiful.
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*imagines DinkyInky*
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OW

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Kinda new, as in, not nearly as old as other breeds. I'd read they were first recognized a few decades back ('70's maybe?).

The one my sister had was constantly suffering from a skin problem, though, so she didn't look all that fluffy. She'd been a rescue cat, and she was about 9 years or more when my sister sent me to the vet to have her euthanized. Not a pleasant thing.

The fur pattern is about the same, which is why I said it looks like one. Don't actually know what kind it is.
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shadowinthelight wrote:*imagines DinkyInky*
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Seriously. That kitty was so fluffy. And he loves hugs.
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Fluffeh cats are best, especially calico kitties.
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Alkarii wrote:Fluffeh cats are best, especially calico kitties.
*Dies from allergies, but happy from fluffy kitty snuggles*
Yanno how some people have Angels/Devils for a conscience? I have a Dark Elf ShadowKnight and a Half Elf Ranger for mine. The really bad part is when they agree on something.

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shadowinthelight wrote:*imagines DinkyInky*
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This is me with anything fluffy...living or toy. :D
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*contemplates getting a fuzzy suit...*
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shadowinthelight wrote:*contemplates getting a fuzzy suit...*
:P People are an exception to the fluffy rule. I have been known to hug-pounce people with rather frightening levels of glee just because I'm fond of them.
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I was just hoping it would invoke an extra snuggly hug. Notice I said furry suit, not fur suit.

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*supersnuggles* :) There you go...no furry suit needed...or fur suit...or any variation thereof. :P
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Julie wrote:
shadowinthelight wrote:*imagines DinkyInky*
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This is me with anything fluffy...living or toy. :D
OMG You would have loved going clothes shopping with me. I took my new "niece"(Technically a cousin via marriage, but she calls me Auntie because of my age) shopping, and we found a pink chenille hooded sweater. This girl HATES anything pink...but loves fluffy. I jokingly held it up, and she glomped it, snuggling into it. I can see a similar shopping trip should we ever do a girl's day out.
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DinkyInky wrote:
Julie wrote:
shadowinthelight wrote:*imagines DinkyInky*
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This is me with anything fluffy...living or toy. :D
OMG You would have loved going clothes shopping with me. I took my new "niece"(Technically a cousin via marriage, but she calls me Auntie because of my age) shopping, and we found a pink chenille hooded sweater. This girl HATES anything pink...but loves fluffy. I jokingly held it up, and she glomped it, snuggling into it. I can see a similar shopping trip should we ever do a girl's day out.
Yes. Yes please! (I also detest pink, but would have snuggled that sweater so hard!)
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Julie wrote:Yes. Yes please! (I also detest pink, but would have snuggled that sweater so hard!)
And you would have ended up going home with the sweater, and possibly a plush to wear it when you did not.
Yanno how some people have Angels/Devils for a conscience? I have a Dark Elf ShadowKnight and a Half Elf Ranger for mine. The really bad part is when they agree on something.

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I think I'm gonna put a picture of a steamroller on my apron at work. Or, since I haven't been wearing it so I don't get harassed by customers while trying to pull the shit-ton of orders by myself, I'll put it on a few shirts.

That way, whenever another associate does anything to get in the way of my work, I can ask them what happens when they get in front of one of those things on my shirt. I'm gonna start running over everyone who knowingly gets in my way while I'm trying to work. If whatever they want is not helping me complete the orders, they're in my way.

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Feeling a wee bit frustrated, are we?
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Almost everyone knows by now that I'm usually by myself, but they keep trying to pull me aside to do little tasks, or cover their entire department after they leave, knowing I don't know anything about their department. Or this one asshole who saw me using one of the computers to look up something for an order, and decided to kick me off of it, when he already had another computer right next to him.

I have a feeling the head of the lumber department is gonna tell me to cover his department later. He does it every night.
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Tell him "no." You're too busy or you haven't been properly trained for that department. There is only so much you can do.
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I tell him that every day. I'm gonna get management involved next time.
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