Cats and Cucumbers - Widebody???

[unclebilly]

The guy is from Bristol. Bristol is in England. There are some very strange people in England. My mother in law is English...

[herr_oberst]

Bristol Farms in GA grows cucumbers. Coincidence?

[dafischer]

Sorry John, but we have plenty of laughs at our cats' expense in this household.

[Craig T]

Originally Posted by unclebilly

The guy is from Bristol. Bristol is in England. There are some very strange people in England. My mother in law is English...

I can attest to this^^^ My first wife was British. How do you spell W-H-A-C-K-O!?

[aigel]

I doubt the cat would jump at an apple. It is the snake association that is deeply rooted apparently.

My dogs are snake trained and would do the same. Even a garden hose on a walk will spook them.

And RIGHT - it is so horrible what cat owners are doing to their poor cats. they will be scared for life!

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[BlueSkyJaunte]

Originally Posted by AFC-911

Cat Expert sounds like a pretty sweet gig.

Pussy expert, maybe.

[mgatepi]

I am going with the snake response.....
Recently they sealed the cracks in our road surface with tar, very black against the gray asphalt. The wife has a couple of Miniature Donkeys for which we regularly walk down the street. For several weeks after the crack fill, the Donkeys would not step out onto the road. Our thinking at the time was that it looks like snakes......
The Donkeys walk fine now, the cracks have faded out.
Very strange......

[Racerbvd]

Originally Posted by GH85Carrera

That is likely because he gets blamed for every fart in the house, even when he is innocent.