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Pulling Other Researchers: Part II
Kerr_Avon - hunting stray apostrophes and gutting poorly parsed sentences Posted Jan 29, 2003
I can put up with the things for brief periods, but sooner or later the claws come out, and that's it- I start thinking what a nice pair of slippers it would make. I don't trust any animal that hides its weapons like that.
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Vip Posted Jan 29, 2003
And they stare at you with such hatred in their eyes- it rubs off after a while.
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Kerr_Avon - hunting stray apostrophes and gutting poorly parsed sentences Posted Jan 29, 2003
Mmmm, it's either "I love you, feed me" or "I'm not hungry and you're not interesting" or "I want to kill you, just for fun, because I'm bored". Yuk.
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Vip Posted Jan 29, 2003
Oh, a fellow cat non-lover. Marvellous. Takes the thread way off topic (hopefully), but hey...
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Zak T Duck Posted Jan 29, 2003
why can't cats be more like Greebo, Garfield or the Born Sloppy/Rathergood.com kittens?
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Vip Posted Jan 29, 2003
Well, as in I'm hoping that RL cats didn;t constitute as parts of people 2 researchers...
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Kerr_Avon - hunting stray apostrophes and gutting poorly parsed sentences Posted Jan 29, 2003
We have a cat that visits us occassionally- purs like an outboard motor, curls up on top of the monitor, but at some point it's always "I'm going to use you as a climbing frame, and dig all my little claws right in"- then it's thrown out the back door, and doesn't come back for weeks.
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cafram - in the states. Posted Jan 30, 2003
Cats aren't anyone's until they want to be let out at night, or fed, or have their tummy scratched. Then they're someone else's. 
Our cat, if left in at night, will wake you up by jumping on your chest and bat your nose until you let him out. 
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Pastey Posted Jan 30, 2003
Exactly, you're theirs. Not the other way around.
Which is why, given the choice, I'd keep dogs 
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Kerr_Avon - hunting stray apostrophes and gutting poorly parsed sentences Posted Jan 30, 2003
Not mine- someone else feeds it too- but there are small children there, so it comes it ours when it gets fed up of having its tail pulled. We have a permenent 
as well.
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Zak T Duck Posted Jan 30, 2003
Trying to move back on topic...
I've realised that I managed to get through the meet without pulling or getting pulled. I feel so left out
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Kerr_Avon - hunting stray apostrophes and gutting poorly parsed sentences Posted Jan 30, 2003
Ahhh, poor Croz! Better luck next time 
- bring a step ladder eh? That might help....
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Pastey Posted Jan 30, 2003
I wouldn't worry too much, apparantly I pulled everyone!?
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Pastey Posted Jan 30, 2003
Kerr, I don't know how to break this to you, but you're not exactly tall yourself.
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Kerr_Avon - hunting stray apostrophes and gutting poorly parsed sentences Posted Jan 30, 2003
Expect Croz, clearly. And I think Bruce resisted your manly charms too...
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Pastey Posted Jan 30, 2003
Ah, I know I didn't try and charm Bruce 
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NexusSeven Posted Jan 30, 2003
Clearly your uber-pheromones don't work on me either, Pastey. 
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