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    Originally posted by NickFitz View Post
    Maybe I should. Maybe it's psychological, some kind of conditioning from so many years of not having to go anywhere in the morning while at home.
    Zen.

    Of.

    The.

    Chury.

    Mr. Fitz.

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      Originally posted by norrahe View Post
      The NorPusses are watching the sheep grazing the field across from the house atm.
      I think hyperMog#1 is trying to speak. He spends all evening just looking at me and miaowing. hyperMog#2 is going all Indiana Jones everywhere.
      If you think my attitude stinks, you should smell my fingers.

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        Originally posted by NickFitz View Post
        Perhaps contracting has brought me to a point where I can only feel active in the morning if I've slept in a Premier Inn
        Originally posted by NickFitz View Post
        Which would be odd
        It would be well odd in fact.

        But stranger things have been heard of, and happen at sea.

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          Originally posted by NickFitz View Post
          Email from an agent about a permie Delphi role (with opportunity to retrain in .NET) in Somerset. Let's call that a miss, shall we?
          Originally posted by NickFitz View Post
          The last time I worked with Delphi was also the first time, for about two weeks in late 1996.
          Twasn't from that nice R*chard J*yce was it?

          You know, the one who keeps sending me permie roles in mechanical engineering in Swansea all the time.

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            Originally posted by norrahe View Post
            The NorPusses are watching the sheep grazing the field across from the house atm.
            Do they have ambitions to hunt & kill & eat one?

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              Originally posted by hyperD View Post
              I think hyperMog#1 is trying to speak. He spends all evening just looking at me and miaowing. hyperMog#2 is going all Indiana Jones everywhere.
              S/he who would be ZeitMog II talks a lot.

              Mostly about More Munchies! Now!

              Even when I'm in the outside bog having a dump.

              S/he'll be banging on the door trying to get MORE MUNCHIES!

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                Originally posted by zeitghost View Post
                S/he who would be ZeitMog II talks a lot.

                Mostly about More Munchies! Now!

                Even when I'm in the outside bog having a dump.

                S/he'll be banging on the door trying to get MORE MUNCHIES!
                Yes, that's what I originally thought, more munchies, but even after snacks and treats the miaowing persists.

                I think using the trap in the dark when suddenly a moggie emerges from behind the toilet and brushes past your leg is as good as Senokot.
                If you think my attitude stinks, you should smell my fingers.

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                  Originally posted by hyperD View Post
                  I think hyperMog#1 is trying to speak. He spends all evening just looking at me and miaowing. hyperMog#2 is going all Indiana Jones everywhere.
                  NorPuss I said nowt for years, now he's well chatty. though when we first got him his previous owners had terrorised him so much he would try and kill us and growl at us for the first 6 months, it took almost two years to socialise him.

                  They seem to have settled into the new house pretty well.

                  Though they love skidding around on the newly oiled wooden floors.
                  "Ask not what you can do for your country. Ask what's for lunch." - Orson Welles

                  Norrahe's blog

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                    Originally posted by hyperD View Post
                    Yes, that's what I originally thought, more munchies, but even after snacks and treats the miaowing persists.

                    I think using the trap in the dark when suddenly a moggie emerges from behind the toilet and brushes past your leg is as good as Senokot.
                    Maybe he's still getting used to you and the new house?

                    NorPuss I has taken to miaowing loudly at 3am with his "teddy" in his mouth. (When we got him from cats protection he came with a small toy, which he carries around and dumps in random places around the house, mostly where we can trip over)
                    "Ask not what you can do for your country. Ask what's for lunch." - Orson Welles

                    Norrahe's blog

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                      When ZeitMog arrived with us all those years ago, we started finding this toy rabbit dumped in odd places.

                      It originally lived in my sister's bedroom & got put back there regularly until we realised that ZeitMog would go & fetch it & give it a really good kicking.

                      Must have satisfied some need for the poor old thing (or poor young thing as she was then).

                      I've still got it, along with her favourite chair, in my living room.

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