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Up dated on April 18,2001
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This is "Bandit". We didn't have the chance to name him, or he would have been named 'BOSS'. He was bought by a lady who said he was too mean. She gave him to another lady three weeks later. This lady was my neighbor, who also said he was too mean. She gave him to us, He's been with us for a 11 years now. He was mean the first month. Then he turned into our best friend. We wouldn't trade him in for the world.
Bandit loves to sit on the computer desk, He loves to watch everything going on around him. You can't get him to move. He will try to play on the computer too.
Bandit can sit here all day, He likes to sit and watch the fish. Bandit is the boss of our house, if you try to make him do something, he doesn't like he will jump on you all night long, off the top of the headboard, right on top of you.
Siamese Cats Siamese cats are a breed of shorthaired cats known for its coloration and svelte elegance; coat is thick and glossy, and points on mask, ears, feet, and tail can be seal-colored, chocolate-colored, blue-colored, or lilac-colored; ears are large and pointed; tail is long and thin; eyes are sapphire blue; has loudest meow of all breeds; unpredictable and fickle, can be outgoing and affectionate one day and aloof and prickly the next; likes to play tricks and is very intelligent; bears 4 to 6 kittens per litter; kittens' points first appear and then darken with age; the darkness of a cat's points is thermostatically controlled: the cooler the temperature, the darker the coat; originated in Asia; early prints show these cats with stripes, suggesting they developed from wild, jungle cats; first appeared in Britain in 1870s or 1880s, when King of Siam gave a gift of two cats to Owen Gould, English consul general in Bangkok, to take back to London; appeared in U.S. in 1890; many early cats were naturally cross-eyed but this trait was considered undesirable and was bred out of the breed; cat became very fashionable in 1920s and repeated inbreeding almost weakened breed into extinction; revived with prudent selection, but may still be prone to health problems
Description of a Siamese Cat. I fell in love with your blue eyes, That cold clear gaze of Ancient skies, Your lovely grace, your perfect poise, Your devilish seagull-haunted noise, I fell in love for the rest of my days, With Siamese cats and their heavenly ways by Vivien Edmonds.
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