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And I know, it's Sandusky's... It's early in the morning for me.

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And I know, it's Sandusky's... It's early in the morning for me.

Fixed it for ya.  No reason for you to be embarassed like that.

I don't get embarrassed. I get even.

Aww, they're so cute and adorable!

Though assuming they're wild cougars trying to pet them could end up in tears.

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Though assuming they're wild cougars trying to pet them could end up in tears.

Tears as in rips or tears as in crying?

On second thought, never mind.  It works both ways.

Both at the same time, I'd guess.

Just because they look adorable I sometimes wonder if big/great cats could be domesticated, especially since Russians did manage to domesticate foxes recently.

Though the Russians also found out that the domesticated foxes differed from their undomesticated cousins, much more kit-like if I remember right. Like wolves/dogs and domestic cats/wild cats.

I remember seeing a show about foxes being domesticated.  Something about how they bred the friendliest foxes, and that the result eventually ended up not looking that much like the wild foxes.

As much as I love kats and cats, I can't help but think that domesticated kitty cats would be dangerous, at least from time to time, if they were the size of a lynx or larger.

Bobcats even have their moments, I can't imaging a cougar-sized house kat.

That's true, I guess, people do keep large dogs but then again dogs have a rather different mindset and they too can do great amounts of damage if they want to. And dogs don't have the claws or the agility of a kat.

Or the curiosity. Pizza boxes are a kat's best friend.