Riverwind (imported) wrote: Sun Oct 23, 2011 2:59 am
I have offered a sample of everything I eat to Rupert and so far he has turned his nose up at everything. Nelly on the other hand has eaten everything.
RiverZuhel (Зухель, sounding like something between zuhel and zoohel, with soft L) many times got to sample the food. Of all sampled, what I remember:
* canned green peas - surprisingly, he ate them
* red caviar - definitely eats, and always asks for it (sometimes with the look of "Shrek cat"). But... too much salt, so no more that a few eggs for him.
* black olive - he used one as a toy.
I have left him with parents, when I moved, and already miss him. It felt wrong, to take cat with me at the time...
moi621 (imported) wrote: Sat Oct 22, 2011 9:54 pm
Having been suckered into some cute kitty videos at YouTube they start suggesting vids when I log on. And I find a plethora of uploaded cat videos by different persons using the Cyrillic alphabet. Russians I suspect.
I have seen that Russian circus act of a guy with lots of cats doing tricks so calmly. And I always liked that picture of Lenin with his cat.
fhunter, can you share some of, "what is it about cats" with the Russians. Any dog ownership in numbers comparable to America? Or is "cat" the major pet. My wife from Dubna told me her cat knew how to take the elevator. People would recognize it and help push the buttons.
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MoiMoi, you have probably seen Kuklachev's act. As for cats vs dogs in Russia - I do not know how to count this, haven't seen any statistics. And anyway - how to count it accurately? After some searching, I found unofficial count is about 2millon cats vs 1 million dogs in Moscow.