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A black cat wearing a fur suit!
No reason to dress him up! He's got everything a cat needs!
I love this creature! 
He was always in trouble! He would steal from people. He loved water as well. One of the last straws for him was jumping into the bathtub containing a 300 lb. woman! My god!
I kept telling her to leave him alone but she wouldn't.
It was very sad as I had to re-home him being he had a "hit-squad" after him.
He was not popular in the neighborhood but I loved him so!
I love Maine Coon cats but I'd never consider purchasing one!
Adopt don't shop!
I lived in a place that had skunks, raccoons, rats, other pests and within a very short period of time they were all gone.
My Maine Coon took care of that nonsense as it was HIS HOUSE after all! 
He also stole fish from the nearby fisherman when he wasn't looking. I spied him one day walking down a pathway from the man's house with a 1 ft. long filet of salmon slung over his shoulder! He was some cat! How I miss him so!
Something the Props department would come up with for the original Star Trek.
I didn't know what I had on my hands until he grew up.
He had a kittenish meow and had some giant paws on him. You couldn't keep him indoors for anything as he lived to hunt.
Hunt hunt hunt hunt hunt, that is all he did other than rob people as I mention the fisherman in my earlier post.
He was a tabby striped black and white tuxedo cat and he was very very smart (too smart!) that loved water!
It almost killed me having to give him up (one of the people on the block claimed he killed one of their chickens and he said he was going to kill him!). After the incident with the woman in the bathtub occurred, she failed to leave him alone. One day she was fooling around with him and he nipped her on the ankle. She was making a big deal out of it and I feared for the worst. I truly believed that someone around there would finish him off.
I cried and cried for days and I was going to go back to the place I re-homed him with and collect him back. However, when I called to go get him back he was gone.
To this day I don't know if his was really "re-homed" or whether the place that had him got rid of him as he was more or less a one person cat that preferred HIS LIFE to any person, place or thing. He liked me just fine but didn't like other people much. If you messed with him at all, he would bite/scratch you good!
That was so sad. I don't know what I could have done to change things but believe me, I tried everything I could think of to keep him indoors but he didn't care to live indoors, esp. with a huge forest filled with other critters outside waiting for him.
Sad story really but I am glad I got to know the Maine Coon cat. It is a truly an original American cat that descends from the cats brought to America on ships in the early days of this country. They had to be fierce and hardy cats to survive living on ships and traveling such a long distances, hence today it is now called a breed of cat known as the Maine Coon.
So, now you know a bit about this fine cat! 
And, he/she knows it too!
I've never heard it referred to as a widow's peak but it is the same thing!
Some crown/peak indeed!
And those frosted tufts are beyond magnificent! 
Glad to help make this day a better one for folks out there with this fine kitty at the helm of it!
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