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plumtreeblossom) wrote2009-10-14 02:12 pm
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No Onomatopoeia Possible
A Siamese cat's vocalization can't aptly be called a "meow." I have described it as a combination of a human baby and a rusty door hinge, or alternately, "the sound you'd get if you made a talking human baby doll out of metal and let it rust." I'll add another one: infant ogre.
I came across this video on
siamesecats. I miss my dear Rowley Menace. Even BenBen's ears pricked up and he came over when I played it. I hope
vanguardcdk didn't think it was the squirrels.
I came across this video on
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Rowley could even inflect his. Different pitches meant different things. And loud meant FOOD!
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You should come over and see BenBen sometime!
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*grin*
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The sound becomes endearing once you fall in love with the cat. But yeah, hard to believe an animal can sound like that!
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He liked to wedge himself between a sleeping Jay and me, and he would announce it vocally, making sure we were awake to adjust our body positions to accommodate him.
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In the evenings when I'm watching TV and a commercial comes on, if I even make a motion to get out of my chair, they all tune up. It's snack time, of course!
Thanks for sharing this...and hugs.
I know you miss your Rowley boy.
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International Cat Language?
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(I miss my former Maggie, as well, though she was not a Siamese.)
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i think you may need another Siamese.
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