Posting the Cat

thecat.jpgThe Year of the Cat? Well, here's what we know:

Cats are individuals and, like people, they experience advancing years in their own unique ways. Many cats begin to encounter age-related physical changes between seven and ten years of age, and most do so by the time they are 12. The commonly held belief that every "cat year" is worth seven "human years" is not entirely accurate. In reality, a one-year-old cat is physiologically similar to a 16-year-old human, and a two-year-old cat is like a person of 21. For every year thereafter, each cat year is worth about four human years. Using this formula, a ten-year-old cat is similar age wise to a 53-year-old person, a 12-year-old cat to a 61-year-old person, and a 15-year-old cat to a person of 73.

So there you have it. This cat is illuminated at Christie and Bloor.

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cat pee is very high in amonia content and can permanently damage domestic carpeting

you might say this is a feline anomaly, no? I's nearly an X-files episode.

why don't you shut your mouth


I thought it was a tiger I spotted in KoreaTown on Bloor.
I blog corrected.


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tiger is in the cat family, no?

someone told me this had something to do with the cartier cat. i think that's erroneous.

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