Posted by My brother has one on March 14, 2009 at 10:45:56 from (216.167.146.19):
In Reply to: O/T Tom Cat posted by mpuller2 on March 13, 2009 at 17:40:58:
that's a little bigger than average, probably around 14-15 lbs. But it's not the weight thats the problem, this cat is down right mean and will attack you. When you go inside their house the tomcat is the first thing you hear, sounds like four or five cats making love. You have to stop in your tracks and wait until he puts the cat out, then it stays at the patio door lookin at you and showing its teeth and making that blood curdling sound. This is the second one like this they've had. I said he'd been feeding them gunpowder but he denied it.
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