What's it like living with a big cat? I think Big Cat's are cool and I am happy to see places like WCH and people like John making sure they are safe and have wonderful lives.

Personally, I feel we could do with some more husky sanctuaries.  

I admit that Sandusky is pretty cool for a cat.  I wasn't all that fond of him at first - there was quite a lot of biting.  He's pretty much grown out of that phase now, though.  He can still be annoying at times, but it's nice to have some company while Scott's at work.

With him away over the past few weeks, I've come to realize how boring life is without somebody to share it with - even when that somebody is basically a 150 pound wrecking ball.

Scott compares Sandusky to an idling monster truck - you just never know when he might "slip into gear".

Well, Bunker, imagine if instead of Sandusky, you were sharing an apartment with Kashmir....

*heavy sarcasm*
Thank you very much, Stian, for that disturbing mental picture.  Now I won't be able to sleep tonight.  Good job.
*sarcasm ends*

Things that make you go... *shudders* "Buuuuuuuh."  

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Well, Bunker, imagine if instead of Sandusky, you were sharing an apartment with Kashmir....

Do you mean to tell me that Kashmir would be worse than Sandusky?  I know he's fast, but he doesn't weigh nearly as much.  I'd think Sandusky has much more kinetic energy than Kashmir, especially in an enclosed space where Kashmir wouldn't have enough room to reach Mach 2.

That said, those spots could certainly be disorienting.

Well, see, with a truck barrelling down on you at 35 mph, you can kind of sidestep it.

With a race car coming at you at mach 2, that gets harder.