30 Mar 2019, 7:02 pm
I made a few of these for family for Christmas 2015 instead of sending them a more conventional card. Thought you might like to see 
31 Mar 2019, 3:12 am
Map84 wrote:
I made a few of these for family for Christmas 2015 instead of sending them a more conventional card. Thought you might like to see
Awww, they are really nice
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31 Mar 2019, 9:54 am
fluffysaurus wrote:
Map84 wrote:
I made a few of these for family for Christmas 2015 instead of sending them a more conventional card. Thought you might like to see
Awww, they are really nice
.thaaaank you Fluffy
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06 Apr 2019, 2:51 am
Wish I could get this coin
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06 Apr 2019, 5:48 am
Wolfram87 wrote:
Turkish Angoras are Beautiful cats that often have heterochromia.
Siamese cats are normally heterochroma. Arent they?
06 Apr 2019, 6:09 am
naturalplastic wrote:
Wolfram87 wrote:
This is because foxes are vulpines, and wolves, coyotes and dogs are canines.
It's the same reason why anyone claiming to have a dog that is part hyena is either dumb, ignorant or a liar, possibly all three (yes, this is a thing I've seen claimed).
It's the same reason why anyone claiming to have a dog that is part hyena is either dumb, ignorant or a liar, possibly all three (yes, this is a thing I've seen claimed).
My dog is part pointer, and part hyena.
He points at you, and laughs!
I didn't get the joke straight away and thought you were serious
06 Apr 2019, 6:45 am
naturalplastic wrote:
Wolfram87 wrote:
Turkish Angoras are Beautiful cats that often have heterochromia.
Siamese cats are normally heterochroma. Arent they?
Don't kow about "normally", but I think it's pretty common in them too, yes. There's also a tendency for white cats to be deaf on the side that has the blue eye, because something about the lack of pigmentation also causes the inner ear to degenerate.
06 Apr 2019, 10:48 am
fluffysaurus wrote:
06 Apr 2019, 11:23 am
It's a silver fox: the melanistic form of the red fox. It's the same thing that produces panthers.When they breed with a regularly coloured fox, they produce what is called a "cross fox".
Cross fox:
06 Apr 2019, 11:41 am
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