Had onna them types of kitties when I was growing up; ours had the same coat. She even came with the attitude.
She could shred someone to confetti in about 2.1 seconds on a bad day.

It's strange how cat personalities seem to vary with coat type. Orange kittys with that type coat tend to be sweet.

Sort of. The queen we had certainly had the attitude problem and the weapons with which to enforce it.
However, one of her kittens was a male with the same pattern and he was a big goofball. We have pictures of him sleeping in the suitcase that we're trying to pack and looking out from the dryer while we're trying to empty it.
<Bat the Cat> What, it's warm in here.
The orange striped tomcat we had was a big happy fellow. He purred constantly and was one of the most intelligent animals I had ever met.
I've noticed that tuxedo cats, regardless of gender, tend to put the mental in tempermental. We had one of those and he was a whole sack of crazy. He liked ankles. It didn't matter whose.

I've noticed that too about tuxedo kitties. Every male tuxedo my family's had has always been the alpha cat (and the residen security guard that's the first to drive off strange cats, even after neutering)