You are a city slicker. Everyone knows that a whompus cat is a fish.

You are a city slicker. Everyone knows that a whompus cat is a fish.

 

20ROOK, I'm not a city slicker. I'm an organic spaghetti farmer. We grow 22 different kinds of organic spaghetti. We have organic spaghetti seeds imported in from all over the world for our hanging organic spaghetti gardens. City slicker, huh

I'm all confused. I thought "whompus cat" referred to a large, smelly woman. :sssh:

My dad always told me a Whompus Cat had two heads and it was so mean because it couldn't go to the bathroom! :lol: My mom has a picture that I drew in 2nd grade titled "wompus cat" and it was a stick-figured animal with a head on each side!

My dad always told me a Whompus Cat had two heads and it was so mean because it couldn't go to the bathroom! :lol: My mom has a picture that I drew in 2nd grade titled "wompus cat" and it was a stick-figured animal with a head on each side!

 

That's as good as any description, I am partial to the to the auger tail spin though.

A close family friend claims to have seen a "big cat" down rt. 8 in NKY toward the Anderson Ferry several times in the past few months.

Haven't seen any big cats but Just saw a huge coydog.

I saw this thread and it got me thinking. About a year ago I was at a freinds house who owned a solid black house cat that was absolutley enormous. It was by far the biggest I've ever seen. I wouldn't take it out of the realm of possibility that it may have just been a really big black cat, especially if you didn't get a good slash close look at it.