User name clarification - feel free to add yours.

And here's the rest.... The black and white mog is a ring in - we adopted her from a friend who had. her as a kitten, then found out he was allergic to cats...:)

She is great, a complete fruit loop - we called her Skittles. The others, from left to right are Phantom, Jasmine and Little Sienna (all Burmese) - she was the runt of a litter, but is one of the friendliest cats I've ever come across. She will sit on every visitors lap - even if she is not wanted or required - very cute.:)

http://www.aulro.com/afvb/attachment...9&d=1366017801



Phantom doesn't like the cold much...
http://www.aulro.com/afvb/attachment...8&d=1366017386

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Originally Posted by Mick_Marsh

So, Gav, you not got that structural engineering degree yet?

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That's very cryptic Mick, but if I think I know what you are talking about - it's in the mail.:)

My user name?
When I first met Kerry we both had two kids each and became a family with four kids reasonably quickly. Anyhow... We where needless to say strapped for cash. Now there were two things I always wanted, 1. A Defender and 2. A Jack Russell Terrier. I was told almost immediately that the Defender was a no go (Kerry wanted a Terago...yeah right!!) but I could get a Jack Russell.
I called her Landy as she was the closest I was going to get to a Defender. However she became "Lannie" and the name Landy was up for grabs. Move on a couple of years and here I am.
I prefer to sign off with my real name. That's who I am after all.

Cheers, Nino

Thats one nice Burmese, ours started as in the first picture and he is now 7 years old, gets on really well with the children and has turns sitting with everyone.

Wallaby Ted was a name I used to register software with many years ago, and the company he worked for was cousin of Roo Ted. Mum never saw the joke with it though.


Richard

Just for clarification – it is pronounced BAA-CHEE-CAT


All this time I have been saying it wrong Gav. Oh well NO MORE!

My name came from my poor spelling skills, I just dropped the "R". No not really, for some reason Landrover was taken on this site, so I figured they go all over this land so Landover it is.

I do like the name Skittles though.

http://www.aulro.com/afvb/attachment...rs-dooley2.jpg

That's a great photo mate. One happy cat. :)

Talking about poor spelling, I first thought Gav was a 13yo chef who couldn't spell the brand of his tools of trade.

Good job you explained it to us the other week.

I'm from Western Australia so Sandgroper it is!

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Originally Posted by Mick_Marsh

Talking about poor spelling, I first thought Gav was a 13yo chef who couldn't spell the brand of his tools of trade.

Good job you explained it to us the other week.

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Geez - that one has gone through to the keeper... I've had a few tonight on account of us having to put our old Lab down this evening...

Hmmm,, cats ehh,,
Our Applehead Siamese is just gorgeous,, she picked us to be with, she's gone very "smudgy" apparently. And since we've got back from our little jaunt, wont leave my side when I'm home. I'm hoping you'll get to meet her Gav,, she really is lovable. :D

As for the name,, pretty easy to see why I get called Chops,, ;) Here's me being the "bag man", (again :() and being in trouble at school,,, gee, how unusual,,, :cool: