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Venus In Leather Posted Nov 26, 1999
Really Greebo! There are goddess present!
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GreeboTCat Posted Nov 27, 1999
That's me!!! Want to make something of it chum??? 
Just kidding, my fighting days are over... me just a sweet lil ole pussy cat now....
Meow!!! Purrrrr!!! ~splat~... sorry about that... fur ball!!!
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Jo (Dead) Posted Nov 27, 1999
*eyes Greebo with an eye which is not only able to change colour of its own accord, but can stretch to cope with the varied and fascinating love life which cats seem to lead*
(Mufti=Dunno what it stands for, but it basically means a non-school-uniform-day, for charity or whatever reason). 
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Jo (Dead) Posted Nov 27, 1999
Witches Abroad is the best book so far. In the series.
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Jo (Dead) Posted Nov 27, 1999
I've heard of that, but never seen it. I'll ask for it for Christmas.
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Menza Posted Nov 27, 1999
I meant the card game in Witches Abroad. And I've got the rules for Cripple Mr Onion somewhere.
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Jo (Dead) Posted Nov 27, 1999
Damn I'm a cat! A cat! Car's can't have conversations!
*maow*
*pads around, sniffing for Skeleton*
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Menza Posted Nov 27, 1999
My cat can hold several, very informative conversations. The most common being "leave me alone, I'm sleeping", which he lovingly communicates my opening one of my veins. 
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Jo (Dead) Posted Nov 27, 1999
*examines claws and Menz's arm alternately and grins*
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Menza Posted Nov 27, 1999
The cat just attacked Mums sowing stuff. The are bits of thred and offcuts of material all over the place. The best bit is that the cat is covered in bits and is trying despirately to rub, scratch and shake them all off.
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GreeboTCat Posted Nov 28, 1999
So, where is all the good stuff to do here???
Where's the fluffy ball, the piece of string and the odd shaped furry thing that no way resembles a mouse, but our pets buy them for us anyway...
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Jo (Dead) Posted Nov 28, 1999
*puts claws away and pads over to the corner to confront a cowering mouse*
*maow?*
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The Mummy, administrator of the SETI@home Project (A193231) and The Reluctant Dead on the FFFF (A254314) Posted Nov 28, 1999
*sticks around!*
*bones appear, whirl around, then form Skeleton!*
Hi there Jinx, Lisa Minx, Menzy, Greebo, Bluebottle, ViL, ViC, Lupa, SlaK, and anyone I might have forgotten...
Hmm, I seem to have forgotten to collect some toys for the little charmers. Wait a sec... I'll correct my mistake...
*disappears in a flash*
*flashes back in, carrying a full bag*
*opens the bag, and holds it upside down*
*out fall balls of wool, toy mice, bell balls, rubber balls and lots of other diverse cat-toys*
*puts down a plantpot containing cat-nip*
Ah, much better...
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Menza Posted Nov 28, 1999
*suddenly realises he is sitting between the cats and the cat-nip*
*gets worried, very worried*
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