An old picture of Tunch (from a year ago- he is a few pounds heavier now):
Don’t let the innocent looks fool you. He is rotten to the core.
And the only color on him is an orange stripey tail and some orange spots on his head, which you can barely make out.
*** Update ***
This is great- a carnival of pets called The Ark (via Smijer), which this week is dedicated to Edloe.
Russ
Good lookin’ fella. Pity about the whole “rotten to the core” bit, though.
Nathan Lanier
Why the weight gain? He get married? ;)
Fish Kitty is in the house.
Brad R.
Just no snuggly kitten pics or my ass will declare unrelenting war… ;-)
Christie S.
Heh…he’s not rotten, he’s just..er..misunderstood! Yeah, that’s it…misunderstood. Call Officer Krumpsky!
10 points to the first person who recognizes the reference, lol.
Christie S.
sheesh…I can’t spell tonight, it appears. ::sigh::
Officer “Krupke”
Jess
Okay–I’m fairly new to this site. Could someone explain all this Cat Blogging stuff? I’m really enjoying it, especially since my own beloved kitty passed away in my arms a few months ago. This fellow is really gorgeous!
Nathan Lanier
I guess now is as good a time as any to post the “What animal are you? quiz.
Bruce Moomaw
Well, of course he’s rotten to the core, John. He’s a CAT. They have a reputation to keep up. (It took me years to realize that the reason Jack Benny was so funny was that he acted exactly like a cat.)
Dave Ruddell
Out of idle curiosity, where did the name Tunch come from?
John Cole
I am a Steelers fan, and Tunch Ilkin was a lineman for the Steelers for years and is now an announcer. I have always loved the names Tunch Ilkin and Jumbo Elliot.
When I finally buy a house and get a Jack Russell terrier, I am going to name it Jumbo Elliot or John Henry.