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Comment from: unclemonster [Visitor]
Now that's a cute bobcat. I wouldn't run from that. No one would.

Now, would you run from this?

http://www.pasty.com/discuss/messages/313/492.html#PN

"Run like hell" seems like pretty good advice.
08/31/06 @ 07:46
Comment from: William K. Wolfrum [Member] Email
Good stuff, Uncle Monster.

Of course, as someone mentioned on that thread, that's in New York, where the rats in the subways are HORRIFYING MONSTERS! This, I can personally verify.

However, English bobcats are much less impressive as NY cats. They are quite fey and well-mannered. Sort of the Hugh Grants of the Wild cat world. ;)

--WKW
08/31/06 @ 08:33
Comment from: Kiel Christianson [Member] Email
Bobcats can be fierce--My grandpa and I once opened the door of a darkhouse ice-fishing house on one that was devouring our catch of the day. We just closed the door and waited for it to finish. However, my 5-yr-old daughter and I used to track bobcats in the woods behind our house in Mass, too, and I certainly never felt as if we were in any danger, even when the footprints in the snow were obviously fresh.

My question is how is it that stars always seem to have these rather remarkable encounters? Methinks their publicists are under the gun to get their names in print, and their imaginations run wild.
08/31/06 @ 16:40
Comment from: Steph [Visitor] Email
I want to know why celebrities get attention for thei
05/15/07 @ 16:03
Comment from: nicole [Visitor] Email
it looks like my tea cup chuwwa.
06/13/08 @ 17:11
Comment from: raquel orban [Visitor] Email
its the cutest thing ive ever seen!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.
06/13/08 @ 17:20

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