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15 May 2016, 11:48 AM
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Harlequin shrimps feed exclusively on starfish. So yeah any starfish that goes in there is a tasty treat.
I have a pair in my marine tank, the missus is a manager of an aquatics shop so haven't paid for starfish for years lol.
15 May 2016, 11:58 AM
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@donny andi:
Persian cats are cute but what puts me off about them is that they look so sad and even p7ssed off with you- all the time. They don't look like cheerful souls. If I get a Persian cat, I'll have to re-adjust my perception of them with my superior humanly cognitive analytical abilities; in order to feel that they're actually happy with me.
Love is a state of the lover's mind, anyway. You could dearly love a right miserable begger for you 'think' that they're sufficiently cheerful in their own ways.
15 May 2016, 12:29 PM
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15 May 2016, 12:30 PM
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@donny andi:
Persian cats are cute but what puts me off about them is that they look so sad and even p7ssed off with you- all the time. They don't look like cheerful souls. If I get a Persian cat, I'll have to re-adjust my perception of them with my superior humanly cognitive analytical abilities; in order to feel that they're actually happy with me.
Love is a state of the lover's mind, anyway. You could dearly love a right miserable begger for you 'think' that they're sufficiently cheerful in their own ways.
Persian cats are cute but what puts me off about them is that they look so sad and even p7ssed off with you- all the time. They don't look like cheerful souls. If I get a Persian cat, I'll have to re-adjust my perception of them with my superior humanly cognitive analytical abilities; in order to feel that they're actually happy with me.
Love is a state of the lover's mind, anyway. You could dearly love a right miserable begger for you 'think' that they're sufficiently cheerful in their own ways.
...I was the taxi to view and the cash point to pay 
I'll try and get a pic up later!
15 May 2016, 12:39 PM
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You see, Matthew keeps saying how scary his massive Ludo is. Frankly, His cuddly Ludo doesn't give out any vibes whatsoever that trigger fight-flight response in me as a human- none whatsoever. the look of a Persian cat, on the other hand, makes me slightly nervous.
Does it have a name yet?
15 May 2016, 01:07 PM
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and he'll look like a cantankerous old sod. I'm sure some find that cute for a cat.
15 May 2016, 01:08 PM
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24 May 2016, 12:12 AM
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33lbs now, he grabbed my foot today, I had to unhook him from my heal like my foot was a fish. Cheetahs start at around 44lbs but domestic cats are the strongest breed pound for pound so we have to treat him with respect and caution now.
The Romans feared the Wildcat and they averaged 12lbs.
The Romans feared the Wildcat and they averaged 12lbs.
24 May 2016, 06:27 PM
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Awww, kitty kitty cat cats! I just love them! All of them! 
On the size and its impact, even my 7kg Rubix makes the floor boards creak like a grown human's foot steps would do, so I can imagine the 33 lb Ludo causing a Japanse tsunami in Matt household.
On the size and its impact, even my 7kg Rubix makes the floor boards creak like a grown human's foot steps would do, so I can imagine the 33 lb Ludo causing a Japanse tsunami in Matt household.
27 May 2016, 05:45 PM
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28 May 2016, 09:58 AM
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Yes, a dog might put up with his abuse! Stupid child. His parents should teach him how to treat animals with respect, not with a slap.
I think the cat still just played back with him by knocking him hard with its whole body weight. If cat had retaliated in anger or in a defensive mode, it would have clawed the kid right into his eye and left him blinded; at least partially. Then again, remember that real American story vid where the car drove away a vicious dog and saved his slave's child with the same tactic, but with a sideways catatee chop (like a karatee chop, I mean)? Perhaps the cat in your vid meant it in all seriousness, Matt.
