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Allergy to perfumed cat litter?
Can't really get the hang on perfumed cat litter, neither can the Lair cats. At least I've found a brand of non-perfumed cat litter. More expensive of course 
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turvy (Fetch me my trousers Geoffrey...) Posted Oct 5, 2009
Kakapo shagging Mark Carwardine's head. Best wildlife clip I have seen for years...
here it is for all those that can't access the iPlayer - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9T1vfsHYiKY
t.
PS the recruitment drive seems to have worked 
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MMF - Keeper of Mustelids, with added P.M.A., is now in a relationship. Posted Oct 5, 2009
I bet it's nowhere near the tears he experienced...
MMF
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Mrs Zen Posted Oct 5, 2009
I have to say I have absolute respect for Carwardine for that. It looked really very painful indeed.
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Maria Posted Oct 5, 2009
a joke:
A man tells his friend to join him to see his son playing piano at a school concert.
The boy plays really bad. When the concert ends the proud father tells his friend:
-Well, what do you think of the execution?
-Oh,no! my friend, no execution but a good slap will be enough.
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Maria Posted Oct 5, 2009
I also liked that clip about the Kakapoo.
this one is about another bird:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i-wtO7pjJKk
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taliesin Posted Oct 5, 2009
I'm reminded of this quote:
"If anyone can show me, and prove to me, that I am wrong in thought or deed, I will gladly change. I seek the truth, which never yet hurt anybody. It is only persistence in self-delusion and ignorance which does harm."
Any guesses who said that?
(without recourse to teh google, please) 
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Mrs Zen Posted Oct 5, 2009
It seems too gentle for Voltaire, but he was the one who sprang to mind.
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Br Robyn Hoode - Navo - complete with theme tune Posted Oct 5, 2009
Mr Fry himself? I could see him saying that...
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Mrs Zen Posted Oct 5, 2009
Shame: he'd say it so beautifully. It's not going to be Dr Dawkins, though it should be.
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taliesin Posted Oct 5, 2009
There's a slight hint in the thread title.
A very, very oblique, and remote one...
Irish Socks.
zendevil Posted Oct 6, 2009
Why is it virtually impossible to buy real Irish woollen socks online when living in Eye Land, unless you have a USA zip code?
I think i shall have to resort to knitting them myself from imported NZ Kakapoo feathers.
zdt
Irish Socks.
Ivan the Terribly Average Posted Oct 6, 2009
You should be able to spin a yarn from that...
Irish Kakapoo feather socks.
Not-so-bald-eagle Posted Oct 6, 2009
*Salespeople queue to kiss blarney stone before attempting to flog feather socks*
Bit of a tickle !
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