Clever Cat

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  1. shiney

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    Oscar certainly knows his onions. :hehe: :hehe:


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    :rotfl:

    He obviously doesn't mind the smell, either!
     
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    An onion nest! It doesn't look the most comfortable position to nap in :lollol:
     
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    Cats are seldom obvious, JWK. Give them a neat little padded bed with a daft pattern and bow on the front and they will give you that contemptuous look which is usually reserved for dogs or budget cat food. They will then flounce off and find a nice patch of prunings to sleep in.
     
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    Very true Clare :)
     
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    Great looking onions Shiney. Oscar will smell divine.
     
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    he's guarding them for you :hehe:
     
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    I don't think I'll bother to sniff him. :hehe: :hehe: :D
     
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    Great shot, shiney, just love it. :gnthb:

    It is also a pic for in the The Camera in My Pocket thread. Well caught!
     
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    They are the strangest of creatures. I`m wondering if Oscar has a sense of smell !
     
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    Good job it wasn't garlic! He obviously doesn't want a lady friend:lollol:
     
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    Maybe onion is the latest in feline fragrance, Kath :hehe:.
     
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    To misquote A.A. Milne - He is a cat of very little smell. :hehe:

    I think his sight isn't brilliant either - but he is an elderly gentleman. :)
     
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    Shiney, wish I could think of something clever to say but....all I can is, that's lovely. How at home is your Oscar? Can't wish for more.

    BTW, I love onions so maybe I'm a bit biased! :)

    cheers
     
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    He looks a bit CATatonic to me, could be the fumes I suppose.:lollol::lollol::gnthb:
     
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