Pretty close guess; I live in a poor area where stray cats are easy to come by. This is a single-family residence with a yard in a suburban area. To answer a few questions...without going into a brief life story... I've always had cats, but only the first 2 were "officially" adopted back when I was a kid. Most have been rescued or donated/dumped on us. Before I moved to this area about 4 years ago, I topped out at 8, though not all at once.
Moving here, we (my mother and I) took in a pregnant cat, followed by another pregnant cat, and then the first one again got pregnant. And then another different one got pregnant.
Some cats have passed from old age, others from sickness, and some didn't make it past a few days or a few weeks. One unfortunately got lost and never returned.
All cats I consider mine are ones that we bring in every night. So yes, 13 cats inside a 1,100 sq ft. house each night. 4 litter boxes. Lots of cat food, and flea meds, and the occasional vet bills. Every cat has been special and magical and I love them all.
When I was a kid, we also had 1 dog. I don't discriminate lol.
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Rodents are the exact reason I'd like to have a/multiple outdoor cats here... the problem is that I'd need to let them inside in the winter. Garage kitty has crossed my mind.
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Totally assuming here, but since he said "depending on how you count kittens that didn't make it" he may live in an area where having outdoor cats is very helpful. My in-laws live out in the Utah desert in a commune in a valley, and routinely have 5-8 cats at any one time, as the cats keep the vermin in check that would otherwise destroy the shit they have. Kittens routinely don't make it unfortunately, and a cat is bested by coyotes or the like too often as well. So it's a sort of rotation of cats in that way.
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How do you end up with that many cats? I once had three, and that was about my max.
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Originally posted by MrBurgundy View Post
I think it's more so that I don't have a wife lol
But the parking lot helps, me keep the cars and stay single.
I'm going to be the equivalent of a single cat mom, but instead of cats.... cars purchased for 5k or less.
I'll make up for everyone who has cars but not cats.
I have 13 cats at the moment. Most cats at once was 19. Had a cumulative total of 28-31 in my life, depending on how you count kittens that didn't make it.
You're welcome, I'm here to balance everything out.
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[QUOTE=roguetoaster;n10127967
I'll do one better, a month ago my driveway was getting full, so I got some fill from a jobsite, did some prep and made a two space parking extension. Did that to make space to park my boat and one other vehicle. So, naturally I bought another boat and another vehicle to get right back to having no parking space. Whee.[/QUOTE]
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Originally posted by roguetoaster View PostDisgusting, contributing to the economy just like those often cute but shy cat moms. At least you're probably killing the planet too, so it all balances out.
I'll do one better, a month ago my driveway was getting full, so I got some fill from a jobsite, did some prep and made a two space parking extension. Did that to make space to park my boat and one other vehicle. So, naturally I bought another boat and another vehicle to get right back to having no parking space. Whee.
Two boats is crazy tho. Just add a 2001 750Li to the mix and soon you'll have no cars, boats or house.
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Disgusting, contributing to the economy just like those often cute but shy cat moms. At least you're probably killing the planet too, so it all balances out.
I'll do one better, a month ago my driveway was getting full, so I got some fill from a jobsite, did some prep and made a two space parking extension. Did that to make space to park my boat and one other vehicle. So, naturally I bought another boat and another vehicle to get right back to having no parking space. Whee.
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Originally posted by 2mAn View Post
You also have a large space to keep half a dozen cars... I have 2 cars and my wife thinks I have too many
But the parking lot helps, me keep the cars and stay single.
I'm going to be the equivalent of a single cat mom, but instead of cats.... cars purchased for 5k or less.
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Originally posted by 2mAn View Post
Exactly, if we were smart we would've kept a few cars long-term and dumped stupid money into them and made them perfect... but instead I'm buying and selling annually. Luckily lately the cars have hung around a little longer. Still hoping the 996 stays, but theres always a shiny new toy out there.
Had my e30 for almost 9 years now :0
Still not perfect and still slow af, unfortunately
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Originally posted by roguetoaster View Post
I'd say we're behind in actuality, probably a lot of wasted time and effort in all of those projects. Wrenching on someone's project used to be a regular Friday or Saturday thing, but for years it's been almost all solo, so it's clearly some character defect that I keep doing it at 36. Probably self loathing of some kind considering what I buy.
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Originally posted by MrBurgundy View Post
Damn lol
I've owned 12 cars that I used personally and not like bought with the intention of selling. 32 years old.
2man and toast are ahead by a long shot.
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Originally posted by roguetoaster View PostWhat a divide, would have expected more cars from both of you above. Over 30 here, but not by as much as I thought. Adding in other vehicles with titles pushes it to 50ish, which makes me shudder at the titling fees I've paid for that fun.
I've owned 12 cars that I used personally and not like bought with the intention of selling. 32 years old.
2man and toast are ahead by a long shot.
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