Harry Spotter for President

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Monday, January 25, 2010

What makes me the Perfect British Mancat

Good morning my fellow chaps and chapettes: Today I will discuss what makes me the perfect British mancat. As you can see I am a Sphynx of British descent.  I have  no true eyebrows or whiskers - this is caused by a recessive gene. This mutation changed not only my hair length but also my body type, so that I do not merely look like a domestic cat without hair. I look like an entirely different species. In cats with normal coats, their hair regulates body temperature, and the Sphynx's lack of hair causes me to sweat and also makes me warm to the touch. I never have a bad hair day, get mats, or cough up hair balls. This enables me to always look dapper.

I have a long fine and muscular body, barrel-chested, with long slim legs and small manly paws. My tail is long, thin and hard. My neck is is long and supports my head and Bowler. My neck  is slightly longer than it is wide. My ears appear disproportionately large, wide at the base and round-tipped - perfect for wearing hats. My eyes are deep-set and slanted giving me that manly look. My skin has the texture of chamois and  some Sphynx may be covered with a very short down fur.But I am truly naked, not a floor, fur or down fur on my sleek body. Inside my ears and  on my feet, I have short, tightly packed soft hair. My skin is very wrinkled and I retain as many wrinkles as possible, especially on my head. This gives me my rugged good looks and also provides me with much needed insulation. The lack of a thick insulating coat makes the me very warm to the touch. On cold days  I do like a cardigan to keep me warm. Although I do not have hair that needs to be combed, I do secrete an oil from my skin and require frequent bathing.

I am a champion purrer, and I am very people-orientated and affectionate. I love attention and greet my mum and dad when they come home . I am  very talkative and love to speak in British slang. I am highly intelligent, playful, cuddly, often described as being "part dog, part child, part monkey, and part cat" - I like to snuggle next to mum and dad when they sleep - under the covers of course. I love playing with cat toys and soccer balls, and I love to play fetch. See- part dog.  Most of all, I really love affection., and I can be quite a clown. You can see this all adds up to make me the perfect flatmate as well as the perfect British Mancat.

Update on the wee little chap, MRI test results are in, no mass, no blockage, just a minor heart murmur that will go away on it's own. Well, all this talk has made me quite knackered.  Now I need to spend a penny , eat a butty and a bowl of double cream  and  then  take a long kip. So Cheerio, Hip Hip Hooray, and all that other stuff!

A big Thank you to Zoolatry for the 2010 Shining Star Award. It's Brillant, absolutely Brillant!

22 comments:

Daisy said...

Thanks for telling us all about you, Spot! You are indeed a very cool cat!

The Creek Cats said...

You're the coolest of the cool, Spot!
Glad to hear the good news of the wee little chap!

Sammy and Andy said...

Great bio, Spot. It's great to get to know you better. Happy Mancat Monday.....xxxxxxxxx

Brian said...

You certainly convinced me...happy Monday to you too!

Jacqueline said...

Wonderful news about Aidan!!!...Thanks for all the information about your interesting life, Spot=you are a very cool, handsome British mancat!...Love that accent!!...xo...Calle, Halle, Sukki

Tom, Tama-Chan, Sei-Chan, Yuu-Chan said...

A butty and a bowl of double cream? We actually prefer clotted cream, old chap...

We think you are very handsome Spot, whether the heritage is British or not.....

TTFN
The Poupounette Gang

Teri and the cats of Furrydance said...

Righto Mate! Quite the bio you wrote up...Our mewmie said seeing you all in the Full Monty except for your bowler hat, reminded her of this old (like her) commercial where a fetching dolly says "My men wear British Sterling, or they where nothing at all!"

Hahameow!

The Kool~Kittie~Krew said...

Totally loved your bio today, Spot! PAWesome learning about you and your extremely handsome self! We think you'd make a PURRfect flatmate!

Eric and Flynn said...

Jolly good old chap, that was absolutely spiffing to read about you. Quite right, there is nothing like a butty for a quick snack. Word of advice though, forget the double cream. Clotted cream is far superior.
Well toodle pip old chap.

Max the Quilt Cat said...

You are truly the best man cat. I'm convinced of that. And how lucky not to have hairballs. Now, that's a real plus in my book. Good going!
*nosetaps*

Noir the Texas Tabby said...

I am so feelin' the hat, Spot! Thanks for the lesson on what makes you just a grand chap! And your spot just accents you all the more!

Noir

Cat Street Boyz said...

Wow, quite a smart brain under that hat....lots more info than our cat books...thanks (=^Y^=)

MoMo said...

I am more than happy to share my fur with you. Especially in the southern summer, which is now. I have more fur than I know what to do with. Australian summer is not made for Norwegian Forest Cat, I am sure of it. I need to go back to the arctic.

CCL Wendy said...

Good news about Spot's test results! Yay! He sure is one fine specimen of a Sphynx Mancat! And he sounds like a real love, too. Snuggly boy that he is.

KarenMcG said...

Congratulations, Harry, on your Shining Star Award.

And yay about Spot's good news.

You're looking pretty dapper there in your new bowler!

KarenMcG said...

Congratulations, Harry, on your Shining Star Award.

And yay about Spot's good news.

You're looking pretty dapper there in your new bowler!

The Island Cats said...

Hi ya, Spot! We learned some interesting stuff about you today!!

And good news about the little chap!

Sweet Praline said...

I think you and I are complete opposites.

Karen Jo said...

I loved reading your bio. You are indeed very British. I am so glad that the news about Aidan is so good.

Marg said...

Thanks for that info about your breed of cat. And glad to hear there was some good news on the small one. You sound like a very active cat and I guess you are since you don't have any hair to keep you warm. Do you get cold??

Glogirly and Katie said...

Thanks for the interesting lesson on your very cool breed, Spot!

I must say, that hat is kind of turning me on a little. I'm imagining your british accent, your smooth warm spot... and ... whew, I think I better lay down for awhile!

XOXO
your not so secret admirer,
Katie
(Glogirly's cat)

Amy and The House of Cats said...

Well, it sounds like you really are the perfect British mancat!

And we are glad that the little guy is ok!

Temp