Every time I open the bonnet he has to inspect the engine.  

 

Petrol/diesel, no difference.

 

Luckily he doesn't like sitting on paintwork.

 

 

 

Looks like he approves! What's the other one, a B8 S4?

1 minute ago, ahenners said:

Looks like he approves! What's the other one, a B8 S4?

 

S5

Just now, logiclee said:

 

S5

 

Nice! Mate has a mapped S4 and it's rapid. Sounds lovely too 

3 minutes ago, ahenners said:

 

Nice! Mate has a mapped S4 and it's rapid. Sounds lovely too 

 

Yes they do sound well, nice bark on upshifts too. Shame the revs are limited to around 3000rpm in Neutral/Park as it prevents a "Demo" when stationary.

 

Lee

I have problem with one of mine too; she won’t stop growing!!!

 

 

 

These are not recent images, she has grown more since

Are you sure that’s not a tiger cub 

You have de-cat but no worry on a MOT failure.

22 minutes ago, Kenny R said:

Are you sure that’s not a tiger cub 

Haha, no, just an 8.5kg American Longhair (for some reason, I can’t type out the proper breed on this forum, it gets blanked out!) She’s 3 now and finally stopped growing!

Edited 14 April, 20188 yr by SashaGrace

38 minutes ago, SashaGrace said:

I have problem with one of mine too; she won’t stop growing!!!

 

 

 

These are not recent images, she has grown more since

Whoah! What is that? A maine-****? Lovely

Yes she is, why that word it blanked out I don’t know. Thanks, she is my big baby, such a lovely temperament. Not that my other cat a Ginger Tom, isn’t though ofc

33 minutes ago, SashaGrace said:

Yes she is, why that word it blanked out I don’t know. Thanks, she is my big baby, such a lovely temperament. Not that my other cat a Ginger Tom, isn’t though ofc

 

The black cat is called Scaredy as he used to be petrified of people. In 2011 he used to spend most of the time on our Garden and hide under the car in bad weather. We'd feed him but he'd bolt if approached. I built him an outdoor shelter which he eventually started to use but he was still a bit thin and scabby with fur missing. 

Then one day (After about 6 months in the outdoor shelter) he just came up to me and I could see he had an infected bite. 

Long story but the vet said he was about two years old and neutered  so abandoned rather then feral. We treated the bite and also found he has severe flea bite allergy and suffers stress from his early life, he also had dental issues. So £2000 later and another year of coaxing him out of the shelter he finally moved in during 2013.

 

Now when I'm home he doesn't leave my side, hence coming out and sitting on the engine if I'm working on the car.

 

A better life now.

 

 

12 hours ago, logiclee said:

 

 

That is such a great story. Thank god for people like you. 

On 4/14/2018 at 20:49, logiclee said:

 

The black cat is called Scaredy as he used to be petrified of people. In 2011 he used to spend most of the time on our Garden and hide under the car in bad weather. We'd feed him but he'd bolt if approached. I built him an outdoor shelter which he eventually started to use but he was still a bit thin and scabby with fur missing. 

Then one day (After about 6 months in the outdoor shelter) he just came up to me and I could see he had an infected bite. 

Long story but the vet said he was about two years old and neutered  so abandoned rather then feral. We treated the bite and also found he has severe flea bite allergy and suffers stress from his early life, he also had dental issues. So £2000 later and another year of coaxing him out of the shelter he finally moved in during 2013.

 

Now when I'm home he doesn't leave my side, hence coming out and sitting on the engine if I'm working on the car.

 

A better life now.

 

 

 

Bet he wouldn't sit there if you'd just got home!

On 16/04/2018 at 12:18, Mr Statto said:

 

Bet he wouldn't sit there if you'd just got home!

 

Certainly not as me getting home from work means dinner time.

 

During summer he'll usually be sat on the shed roof waiting for me to come home.

 

Lee

Mine does that too!! What is it about shed roofs and cats?

 

They can survey their kingdom.