pics of my truck and fat cat

i finally got around to taking pics of my truck and fat cat like i was supposed to about 2 weeks ago in that really long post

anyway here's my truck

https://ball-pythons.net/albums/albu..._004.sized.jpg

here's another of my truck on a different angle

https://ball-pythons.net/albums/albu..._003.sized.jpg

and finally my extreamly over weight cat affectionatly knowen as "Little Man"

[img]https://ball-pythons.net/albums/album35/ohyathatsthestuff_005.sized.jpg[img]

the pic doesn't even do his fattness justice but he was being camera shy so i couldn't get a good shot of his huge belly


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https://ball-pythons.net/albums/albu..._005.sized.jpg

stupid me forgot to type in the forward slash!!!

That's exactly what my kitty looks like! Does it have a white chest patch?

ya it sure does

is your cat fat just like mine???
i think obeasity runs in the breed i'm not sure though

Extremely...

But soft and cute, way better then a skinny kitty

i agree
how much does yours tip the scale at???

mines 26 pounds when last weighed
he eats everything you can't even leave food on the table or he'll eat it
the counters are fine cause he can't jump very high but he uses the chairs to get on the table
hehehe so fat and cute i wouldn't have him anyother way

Sidney looks the same way when he sits down... his feet dissapear into his fat rolls, lol.

BTW -- Nice truck!!!! :)

hehe ya he's such a fat cat!
thanks i love my truck it sucks that its winter time no driving it for like 5 months ;(
but whatta ya gunna do eh

Why can you not drive it in the winter?

We had a cat just like that .. he was 32 lbs. and 12 years old. His name was Fiesty, cause as a kitten he was a bit fiesty, but as he got older we called him fat *$$ or lard *$$- affectionately ofcourse. And I think you may be right for that type of cat being genetically predisposed to getting fat. But he was a well loved cat until the end. I will look for pics of him, I know I have alot in our photo albums, we have photo albums for the each of our kids, family photo albums, and more for our critters. I am picture crazy..hehehehe.

Mine would be around 25 or so, it's a she, hehe.

Oh, and it's not fat, it's pleasently plump

HAHAHA- Mine was past "pleasantly plump".

mines just a fat a$*
he eats anything
i keep telling him glutiny is a sin but h won't listen

Oh and to ironheads Q

i can't drive it in the winter because i live in canada and there is always salt on the roads due to snow and its extreamly hard on the body of the truck.

oh and I have about 400 horsepower all in the rear i can't barely stop slideing out in the rain let alone snow i'd probably end up crashing it

Is that truck is a ford??? Usually all the ford trucks have the same problem stoping. That way I don't like them so much.
Jesús

Well, my truck has a good undercoating so i dont worry about the salt. I also put five 200lb kiln slab's in the back for the traction issue. Never had any problem with it. But I love driving in winter conditions, the more ice or snow there is, the more I enjoy the adventure. But that's just me.......

And it's not a Ford Jesus......It's a General Motors Product. Im not the best in figuring out the difference, so it is either a GMC or Chevrolet. Same thing, different name.

oops :oops: !!!!

I always thought Chevrolet was supposed to be the step up, somewhat nicer truck than the same model only the GMC version... don't know this for a fact though. I just assume all car companies work the same. As in Ford is bottom of the line, but they make Mercury and Lincoln which get slightly nicer respectively.

GMC is the "better" line of GM products... but I perfer the options on the Chevy vehicles more than I do GMC's.

Sorry, that was teh automotive technician in my comin out :)

-Chris

they're pretty much the same to me

the only thing that's GMC on that hole truck really is the body
chevy 350 small block rebuilt 2 years ago
corvette tranny rebuilt 2 years ago
new high flow exhaust
and all that