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Costly Kitty
Fark linked up news of a new "domestic" cat breed. Named "Ashera," this exotic crossbreeding of two wild cat lines and a domestic line results in what looks to be more a smallish cheetah than a large house cat. Yours for only $22,000.
Little f'er would probably still yak on my carpet.
I already have one and he was free. His name is Garrison, he has stripes not spots(that's ok with me). He will probably cost us $22,000 in the long run.
Posted by: Amber on May 31, 2007 09:26 AMActually, because Excel is my biatch, I did some figuring. In the first year of his diabetes-ness, he cost us about $12,100. By year 2, that had increased to $19,200, then $26,300. The five year run rate is $40,500.
Note: this doesn't count cleaning supplies, litter, or ruined items about the house (broken, clawed up, etc.)
So, as long as this thing isn't too destructive, eats normal food, and doesn't catch the diabeetus, it'd be cheaper than our 25 pounder...
Posted by: ron on May 31, 2007 09:35 AMHe may be big, loud, distructive and costly, but he is sweet....and worth all of thousands of dollars that is spent on him.
Like that pet commercial says- There is no such thing as a free pet.
I want one.
Posted by: ellen on May 31, 2007 11:43 AMScott - it is big. Mebbe it'd eat the others and you'd only have one...
Posted by: ron on May 31, 2007 12:17 PMEllen- I will go half-sies with you if you want.
Posted by: Amber on May 31, 2007 07:19 PMNo.
No No.
NONONONONONONONO.
No halfsies. No partsies.
No any part of this. None. Nada. Zip. Zilch.
Posted by: ron on May 31, 2007 10:02 PM