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03 Jun 2015, 2:52 pm

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Campin Cat is a lady! 8O

Anyone else out there who want to surprise me?

Did you TRULY not know, before now----or, were you just funnin'?

Booyakasha wrote:
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I first thought CampinCat is a man as well, and I heard some others thought I was a man :jester: not sure why though.


Well, I'm not sure why they thought it, about YOU----but, they thought it / think it about me, because my avatar, is male----or, at least, that's what I've been told.

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03 Jun 2015, 2:56 pm

How did I miss this thread? A very kind, compassionate, funny, and intelligent woman, CC. She's one of the people who make WP a site I enjoy visiting.


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03 Jun 2015, 3:00 pm

Awww, THANKYOU, VegetableMan!! I'm a huge fan of YOU, as well----you're such a Sweetie-Pie!!












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03 Jun 2015, 8:05 pm

Yes CC, it must be your avatar. I tend to identify people with their avatars or occassionally with other random pictures they happen to post, even landscapes. And now that you mentioned, your signature actually reveals you're female. -- As for Booyakasha, her previous laughing coyote avatar looked somewhat masculine in my eyes.



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03 Jun 2015, 8:44 pm

Campin' Cat is awesome....funny, sweet, knowledgeable and helpful. I :heart: Campin' Cat.



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03 Jun 2015, 9:44 pm

I've only just begun to spend time on WP, but would like to say, that I enjoyed playing 'word' games in the same threads with you, Campin' Cat, in the 'Off The Wall: Games' forum. And, your kindness stood out to me, when I messed up, on a couple of things.

...oh, and, I've noticed that you use commas, often, as I do, too! : )

Nice to have this opportunity to make your acquaintance, officially. :flower:



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04 Jun 2015, 6:49 am

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Yes CC, it must be your avatar. I tend to identify people with their avatars or occassionally with other random pictures they happen to post, even landscapes.

Yeah, I like avatars, for the same reason----I know, INSTANTLY, who the poster is----especially, now that our monikers are a smaller font. When you changed your avatar, I was thrown, for a LOOP!! LOL I've gotten used to it now (I've seen it, before), but I liked that it (your crab ones) TOTALLY matched your name----but I totally understand, "something new".

I wanted to change mine to "Xena: Warrior Princess", to aid in my identification as a female, but I haven't found a picture of her, yet, that I really, super like.


And now that you mentioned, your signature actually reveals you're female.

Yeah, I put it in there after the changeover made it so it no longer shows-up in our profile----same, with age and dx----and, even though, "age" is appearing, properly, the system could mess it up, again----besides, I can't change my signature, now, anyway.

-- As for Booyakasha, her previous laughing coyote avatar looked somewhat masculine in my eyes.

Pssst..... I think they were actually hyenas.....






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04 Jun 2015, 6:53 am

EzraS wrote:
Campin' Cat is awesome....funny, sweet, knowledgeable and helpful. I :heart: Campin' Cat.

Awww, thankyou Ezra----I'm a huge fan, of yours, as well----HUGE!!










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04 Jun 2015, 7:07 am

Britte wrote:
I've only just begun to spend time on WP, but would like to say, that I enjoyed playing 'word' games in the same threads with you, Campin' Cat, in the 'Off The Wall: Games' forum. And, your kindness stood out to me, when I messed up, on a couple of things.

Awww, thankyou, Britte! I'm so glad you thought I was kind when I pointed-out an error, cuz I worry that someone will take what I say, as brusk----and, the last thing I'd want to do, is hurt someone----ESPECIALLY "my own kind".

...oh, and, I've noticed that you use commas, often, as I do, too! : )

(giggle) I like commas----ALL punctuation, really----I think I use them a little too much, sometimes, though. There, for awhile, I was just putting in a comma, every time I took a breath! LOL

I really like when people notice / appreciate "the little things"! I totally LOVE when people put an apostrophe in my name, when they post it----and, to-this-day, it bothers me that I can't have one, in my moniker, so that it's "proper".


Nice to have this opportunity to make your acquaintance, officially. :flower:

Yeah, me too, YOU!!

Pssst..... Using a flower, when you post to me----BONUS!!







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04 Jun 2015, 12:43 pm

Here are some wax flowers (Hoya carnosa) for you, CC:


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05 Jun 2015, 1:42 am

Thank you, Campin' Cat! : )

I am often told that I "over-use commas" - and, like you, there have been periods of time, when I would use a comma with each breath I took. I have mellowed out, a lot, in recent years, in terms of my extensive use of commas. I can't say that I am one, to use a lot of punctuation in general, per se, although, I do like to use it, appropriately. I wanted to quote you, however, I am presently typing on my phone, and I have made a mess of "quoting" unless I do it from my computer.

I shall remember you like flowers in posts that you receive. I like the wax flowers that envirozentinel gave to you.

I would never take your "corrections", negatively. I appreciate receiving instructions/assistance! Thank you!

I look forward to crossing paths with you again, in the Games forum! Cheers to you!



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05 Jun 2015, 5:36 pm

If scientists are really going to try to extract DNA from a frozen mammoth to restart the species, perhaps they could do the same with Saber-Tooth Tigers.......then we could give Campin Cat a kitten (or cub?)


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05 Jun 2015, 5:52 pm

mebbe she'd like this-
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05 Jun 2015, 6:09 pm

@envirozentinel: WOW, those flowers are SOOOO interesting----so unusual----so different!!

@Britte: You're quite welcome!! Don't worry about not being able to use the quote feature----I knew who you were talkin' to!!

@Sylkat: I can never get enough of your informative posts----I LOVE them!! I liked your "Campin' Cat" idea, in an earlier post, too, but forgot to mention it. Also, I would give almost anything for one of those cubs!

@auntblabby: OMG, that's one of the most GORGEOUS cats, I've ever seen, in my LIFE!! !! !! !! !! I have a severe weakness, for wildcats----SEVERE!!





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05 Jun 2015, 6:14 pm

Frankly, Aunt Blabby's cat looks like he could be real trouble if he wanted to!


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05 Jun 2015, 6:25 pm

if you peer closely, you can see a very prominent part of its anatomy which points to its potential for powerful performance in pouncing on prey.