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I feel your pain. I had a little drink last night to celebrate telling this shower of sh#te where they can stick it. -
Originally posted by norrahe View PostNorPussII was rushed to the vets last night.
He vommed up his tea and then started vomiting blood.
Not good.
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He seems to have perked up and it was probably summat he ate which possibly cut his stomach lining ( we hope).Originally posted by zeitghost View Post
He has a habit of eating strange objects when stressed.
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oh dear, mates whisky bar again?Originally posted by Bunk View PostBunkitis
Meeting in 20 minutes
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Funny things, cats.Originally posted by norrahe View PostHe seems to have perked up and it was probably summat he ate which possibly cut his stomach lining ( we hope).
He has a habit of eating strange objects when stressed.
Here's hoping it doesn't happen again.
Turn their noses up at stuff that's perfectly good, then go out & eat some hideous decaying rodent.
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They tend to like liver, especially chicken liver.Originally posted by zeitghost View PostFunny things, cats.
Turn their noses up at stuff that's perfectly good, then go out & eat some hideous decaying rodent.
Mad.And what exactly is wrong with an "ad hominem" argument? Dodgy Agent, 16-5-2014Comment
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ZeitMog (blessings be upon her) loved chicken.
Only Proper Chicken that people were about to eat of course.
When she was on a chicken diet, she often refused to eat it.
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