Burlington, WI
yea, shit would have been tore up. 
(Topic ID: 13379)
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3 weeks later
Quoted from dmacy:Bad cat!
What a beautiful Maine Coon. You have a ploofy tail not, but that cat has it for you.
Quoted from Alan_L:What a beautiful Maine Coon. You have a ploofy tail not, but that cat has it for you.
Thanks Alan. Actually she's a Siberian (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Siberian_cat). They very similar with Siberian's being mostly if not all, Hypo-allergenic. We lost our Maine Coone to bad health a few years ago and miss him to this day.
Quoted from Coyote:Yeah, I often do. (Which is probably good in this case.. if I had closed it and THEN started a game while she was in there... no telling what would happen.)
This happened to me on my checkpoint.... I started playing and heard loud meowing....opened the coin door and she shot out... But my cat still enjoys blocking everyones view that wants to play pinball
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...and then he scratched.
Quoted from catboxer:Here's our Munchkin (stubby legs) checking out the games.
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Is that the breed? Short legs?
Kind of. They're commonly referred to as Munchkins, but they're not technically a breed because it's essentially Dwarfism in cats. When he was a kitten he was the same height as a beer can. It doesn't affect him at all, he can reach all the high points of the house just like regular cats.
1 month later
Toronto, ON
Quoted from mwsmith:This one comes a runnin' when she hears "FIREPOWER"
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Great picture.
1 week later
Quoted from Spyderturbo007:This is the first time one of our cats have decided to jump on the machine. Her name is Violet and we got her the end of last year as a rescue.
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I'm pretty sure she was more interested in that box.........weirdo cats & their love for boxes. 
Salisbury
Quoted from Noahs_Arcade:monstercats500.jpg
Yes, someone make that backglass
Quoted from Coyote:This scared the crap out of her, and she barrelled out of the cabinet, right into my groin.
Extra Ball! *ouch*
Quoted from swf127:Extra Ball! *ouch*
Funny, this was.. 6 or 7 years ago. To this day, as soon as I turn on the game and it does it's "Bong", she will go flying out of the basement and up the stairs. It's left a permanent 'run away!' reflex in her.
Quoted from mswhat:Lots of sharp stuff to rub up againstimage.jpg (Click image to enlarge)
"Drop mech is mine...pop mech is mine..."
2 weeks later
Hey cat/pin-heads,
So I'm thinking about getting myself a whiskerbeast. How worried do I need to be about the little fuzzbutt using the cabinet of my pins as scratching posts? If I give him/her plenty of scratching post action will they leave the pins alone or am I just asking for trouble?
Quoted from Nullpunkt:I never have a problem with mine, but every cat is different. If you're really worried about it? You could wrap your pins legs in sisal rope.
I guess the rope would be more attractive target than the cabinet. I'll think that over. Thanks.
Quoted from swf127:I guess the rope would be more attractive target than the cabinet. I'll think that over. Thanks.
I don't think you need to worry about a cat hurting a machine. There is nothing on a pinball machine for a cat to dig their claws into. Cats like things such as carpet and woven fabric to do their claw shedding/scratching.
I've never had a problem with mine. You just have to make sure your cat(s) have activities. Both of mine have a cat tree and scratching posts plus more little mice/toys then I ever had as a kid. They have never touched a couch or chair or anything. As long as they have things that are their own, a clean box, and proper vet care they are smart little guys.
Quoted from HFK:I've never had a problem with mine. You just have to make sure your cat(s) have activities. Both of mine have a cat tree and scratching posts plus more little mice/toys then I ever had as a kid. They have never touched a couch or chair or anything. As long as they have things that are their own, a clean box, and proper vet care they are smart little guys.
yup! Mine is only destructive when she isn't getting attention from a human and wants it. Make sure to play with them and wear them out! Oh....heres a tip. Males are like garfield, females are HUGE a-holes, guess how I know...I have a female and all my friends have male cats....they never complain about their cats.....
1 month later
Quoted from benheck:My sister's super-fat cat, sitting on the TOM I used to have.
"You're one BAAAAAAAAD cat!"IMG_20130529_154142.jpg
Jeebus that is a huge cat.
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