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  • PAH
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    Originally posted by EternalOptimist View Post
    Well I just got back from Naples , and I thought I saw a packet of pipe cleaners walking down the street till I realised they were moggies.
    Stray dogs as well, bloody packs of em.
    Sh i t hole of a place

    So why did you come back if it's so bad?

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  • BrilloPad
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    Originally posted by shelby68 View Post
    "Had" a squirrel, yea I'll bet it was a surprise for the squirrel as well, thats the last time it goes rooting in the undergrowth for nuts.
    I wish I had videoed it - youtube would have loved it.

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  • Francko
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    Originally posted by Churchill View Post
    If the food was any good, there wouldn't be any leftovers!

    You've not quite grasped this logic tulipe, have you Francko?
    Are you jealous of cats because dogs eat tulip? Quite literally indeed.

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  • EternalOptimist
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    Well I just got back from Naples , and I thought I saw a packet of pipe cleaners walking down the street till I realised they were moggies.
    Stray dogs as well, bloody packs of em.
    Sh i t hole of a place








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  • Churchill
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    Originally posted by Francko View Post
    Italian cats are almost all fat. Mine was 12kg. Of course, they benefit from great food leftovers.

    Mine would have not even got close to any british meal leftover.
    If the food was any good, there wouldn't be any leftovers!

    You've not quite grasped this logic tulipe, have you Francko?

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  • shelby68
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    Originally posted by BrilloPad View Post

    Plus he had a squirrel once - doubt that will ever happen again...

    "Had" a squirrel, yea I'll bet it was a surprise for the squirrel as well, thats the last time it goes rooting in the undergrowth for nuts.

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  • Francko
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    Italian cats are almost all fat. Mine was 12kg. Of course, they benefit from great food leftovers.

    Mine would have not even got close to any british meal leftover.

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  • 51st State
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    Originally posted by KathyWoolfe View Post
    Not now that RH and ATW are training kamikaze squirrels, and infecting them with pox and infiltrating them into the red squirrel population.
    URGH! That doesn't conjure up an appetising image.

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  • KathyWoolfe
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    Originally posted by BrilloPad View Post
    gf has put both our cats on Hills Science Dried low fat food only. One cat now perfect weight - but the fat cat is still well overweight.

    Cat is too timid to get food from elsewhere - I guess it is the mice/birds/frogs/pigeons he eats.

    Plus he had a squirrel once - doubt that will ever happen again...

    Not now that RH and ATW are training kamikaze squirrels, and infecting them with pox and infiltrating them into the red squirrel population.

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  • BrilloPad
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    gf has put both our cats on Hills Science Dried low fat food only. One cat now perfect weight - but the fat cat is still well overweight.

    Cat is too timid to get food from elsewhere - I guess it is the mice/birds/frogs/pigeons he eats.

    Plus he had a squirrel once - doubt that will ever happen again...

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  • Spacecadet
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    Originally posted by 51st State View Post
    But chubby ones are happier for you to stroke them
    reminds me of an internet picture floating around a few years ago about fat girls being better at felatio cause they're hungrier

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  • Xenophon
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    Originally posted by 51st State View Post
    But chubby ones are happier for you to stroke them
    Aye. They are more grateful too.

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  • 51st State
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    Originally posted by Xenophon View Post
    Smaller pussies are more fun.
    But chubby ones are happier for you to stroke them

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  • PAH
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    Originally posted by Xenophon View Post
    Smaller pussies are more fun.
    And easier to find.

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  • Xenophon
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    Smaller pussies are more fun.

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