The Yujin animals in my zoo

BornThisWay wrote:

What a cutie,congrats!

Thank you very much!!

widukind wrote:

WILLYBACOMAN wrote:

The thing is, we can complain what we want, it doesn't change in our favourite weather anyway...
We should be happy that our climate is still better, than that in the UK, and in your country even a little bit better then ours...

About living at the sea, well my friend, life is all about making choiches as you now by now, the problem is, that many of those choiches have to be taken when you are young and un-experienced in life...

Oh yes, we only can wait of the summer and go to holiday in the south in the autumn or winter and the rest of the year collect a lot of money for this.
But i cant complain my life, good family and good new job and the money is okay.

But our dream is, if we are pensioners, to life in a good old people home in the sunny south.

What about Miami Andreas?
I was there, lots of retired Americans live there, the climate is nice, and lots of things to do around there!

WILLYBACOMAN wrote:

widukind wrote:

WILLYBACOMAN wrote:

The thing is, we can complain what we want, it doesn't change in our favourite weather anyway...
We should be happy that our climate is still better, than that in the UK, and in your country even a little bit better then ours...

About living at the sea, well my friend, life is all about making choiches as you now by now, the problem is, that many of those choiches have to be taken when you are young and un-experienced in life...

Oh yes, we only can wait of the summer and go to holiday in the south in the autumn or winter and the rest of the year collect a lot of money for this.
But i cant complain my life, good family and good new job and the money is okay.

But our dream is, if we are pensioners, to life in a good old people home in the sunny south.

What about Miami Andreas?
I was there, lots of retired Americans live there, the climate is nice, and lots of things to do around there!

I never visit the USA, so i dont know. My favourites at the moment are the canary islands. We will visit some more countries in the next years and than i hope i dont die before i stop to work.

Sorry, i think the Canary Islands are boring, very touristic, and bald islands, as they are vulcanic, but for one time, they are not bad.
Another good thing is, that you can go whale-watching from there very easily!
It is a matter of what you want from your vacation of course, for sun, and going out, those are very good, same as the Spanish costa's...

WILLYBACOMAN wrote:

Sorry, i think the Canary Islands are boring, very touristic, and bald islands, as they are vulcanic, but for one time, they are not bad.
Another good thing is, that you can go whale-watching from there very easily!
It is a matter of what you want from your vacation of course, for sun, and going out, those are very good, same as the Spanish costa's...

I think they are much more nice places that we discover in the next years, but the question is more how they are in 30 years.

Yes, that is so true!
We don't know how things and nature developes in the near future under the hands of humans indeed...
I really want to get 140 years old, to really see everything i still want to see, although i travelled the world already, but there is so much to see!
By the way, that should be possible in 15-20 years, as they isolated the gene that gives you old cells when you are getting older, instead of fresh young cells when you are younger.
This means that they can shut it off, and provide that you get only young cells back, which means again, that you won't get any older from the moment you had this treathment...

WILLYBACOMAN wrote:

Yes, that is so true!
We don't know how things and nature developes in the near future under the hands of humans indeed...
I really want to get 140 years old, to really see everything i still want to see, although i travelled the world already, but there is so much to see!
By the way, that should be possible in 15-20 years, as they isolated the gene that gives you old cells when you are getting older, instead of fresh young cells when you are younger.
This means that they can shut it off, and provide that you get only young cells back, which means again, that you won't get any older from the moment you had this treathment...

I think you are right but i cant imagine that we like this future. Sometimes i am really angry about this.
But if we can saved the world, tha i want also life a long long time.

I am afraid, we are to late for this already...
We humans shouldn't have made the wrong start in the first place, besides that, the human population will grow continiously...

WILLYBACOMAN wrote:

I am afraid, we are to late for this already...
We humans shouldn't have made the wrong start in the first place, besides that, the human population will grow continiously...

Yes, thats the matter!!

Long time ago, i saw an old movie about the far future of the world and humans, i think it was from the 1960's, i forgot the title.
It stuck into my head untill today, as they showed, that humans were walking around with oxygen-tanks on their backs outside, and were growing quit old.
They had the choice for themselfs to die, and go to a certain center in the city, where you could go into a room, see your favourite type of movie, have your last faourite meal and drinks, and then get an injection, after which you died.
From the corpses, they made these awfull green kind of cookies, which everybody did eat as the main food-source, without knowing they are eating dead people actually...
I am sure some of you did see this movie to, and somebody will know the title of this particular movie.

That is the movie mon ami!
A horrible future if this comes true!

WILLYBACOMAN wrote:

That is the movie mon ami!
A horrible future if this comes true!

Oh yes, a horror.

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Congrats Andreas!! That's cute!!

Congrats Andreas, she's so cute!

Beautiful cat Congratulations Andreas!

Many many thanks Ken, Harriet and Anna

You have lots of lovely new figures!! But i think I like your mouseys at the start the best. Congrats!!

Thank you very much Katty

Is that a Manx cat?

WILLYBACOMAN wrote:

Is that a Manx cat?

Or Japanese bobtail cat? I'm not cat expert but I've seen one program about this Japanese breed on Animal Planet, and these cats are truly wonderful Here link to wikipedia: [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] :)

I think Anna is right (because is Yujin) but i dont know. She is not specified.

That could be true indeed, as those Japanese manufacturers often make animals from their region...