heh!reminded me of one by indole ring
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iamhyperdog,
Sun 11 May 2003, 15:50,
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is that the invisible lionthat runs around the centre of the earth?
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spacefish bong!,
Sun 11 May 2003, 15:50,
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Not reallyThey usually come back though.
My folk's cats (toms) used to have a habit of disappearing for a couple of weeks (or even 6 months) at a time.
(My folk's cats (toms) used to have a habit of disappearing for a couple of weeks (or even 6 months) at a time.
Slim has found god. He was down the back of the sofa.,
Sun 11 May 2003, 15:44,
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If its not a young kitten, ie, less than 3 months oldwait. They usually turn up.
Older cats frequently bugger off for worryingly long periods of time.
If it has been missing for more than a day, ask your neighbours if they can check garages/sheds/outbuildings for said moggy.
Then its down to printing 'Lost Moggy' posters.
(Older cats frequently bugger off for worryingly long periods of time.
If it has been missing for more than a day, ask your neighbours if they can check garages/sheds/outbuildings for said moggy.
Then its down to printing 'Lost Moggy' posters.
moonbadger Doesn't judge a fish by its ability to climb trees,
Sun 11 May 2003, 15:46,
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it's a 4 year old catbut my mum only adopted it yesterday, and it's been a housecat all its life :/
( spacefish bong!,
Sun 11 May 2003, 15:50,
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where'd she get it from?it might go back there...
( kitty meow meow,
Sun 11 May 2003, 16:05,
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far too far awayand this cat has never (to our knowledge, or the rspca's) been outdoors for any real length of time. all the neighbours have been told, and mum's put up signs. WAH!
( spacefish bong!,
Sun 11 May 2003, 16:09,
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me too!i've never even seen her, she'd better be back for next weekend
( spacefish bong!,
Sun 11 May 2003, 16:14,
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