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Cat Forum / Cat Anecdotes / January 2004The Secret Life of FSP
FSP vanished for three hours after I let her out this morning. I have been wandering around the street calling "Fluffy, Fluffy," - she always comes if she hears me and rarely goes off for long. On my way back from the main road (where I had nervously been looking) the man from the middle flat across the street from our house called to me. "Are you looking for a cat?" I went and explained about FSP. "Oh," he exclaimed, so that's where that little cutie lives. She is here all the time and feeds with my cats!!!!" (Mystery solved of why FSP never seems very hungry) "Oh yes," he went on, "I adore cats, she lets me pick her up and tickle her." He smiled, "At the moment she is on my roof with my black and white." He added "The cats always get the best of food, you know, salmon and chicken, nothing cheap for my darlings!!" Problem solved, - what a relief and wonderful to know that FSP has someone else watching out for her. I didn't like to tell him about FSP chasing the daylights out of his black and white a week or so ago. "We also have two Burmese in residence," I said conversationally. He smiled knowingly. "And little darlings they are too," he said!!!! Bev  SignatureI believe in an open mind, but not so open that your brains fall out. LOL!! What a nice neighbor. Karen > FSP vanished for three hours after I let her out this morning. > I have been wandering around the street calling "Fluffy, Fluffy," - she [quoted text clipped - 22 lines] > > Bev > Problem solved, - what a relief and wonderful to know that FSP has > someone else watching out for her. What a hoot! FSP knows how to dine like a gourmet! > I didn't like to tell him about FSP chasing the daylights out of his > black and white a week or so ago. "We also have two Burmese in > residence," I said conversationally. > > He smiled knowingly. "And little darlings they are too," he said!!!! Doubly funny ! Take care, Susan M > I went and explained about FSP. "Oh," he exclaimed, so that's where > that little cutie lives. She is here all the time and feeds with my [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > white." He added "The cats always get the best of food, you know, > salmon and chicken, nothing cheap for my darlings!!" LOL! FSP has her very own restaurant. I don't know if this Whiskas commercial is running in other countries, but we have one here where we see a young lady fetching her cat from an older woman's house. She carries her (?) home and sets her down in front of her food bowl. The cat sniffs the food, and runs off. We see her braving the dangerous Out, and ending up behind the window of the older woman, who smiles, lets the cat in and gives her Whiskas in her own bowl. -- Marina >> I went and explained about FSP. "Oh," he exclaimed, so that's where >> that little cutie lives. She is here all the time and feeds with my [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > Out, and ending up behind the window of the older woman, who smiles, > lets the cat in and gives her Whiskas in her own bowl. I think I've seen that! It's funny! I also like the commercial where the woman is vacuuming and carefully moves the milk-tab ring then puts it back. My mum didn't understand the ad. I said, "Cats love to play with those things!" Jill >>> I went and explained about FSP. "Oh," he exclaimed, so that's where >>> that little cutie lives. She is here all the time and feeds with my [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] > > Jill I laughed SO hard when i saw that commercial. I had done that SO many times myself!! Karen > >> I went and explained about FSP. "Oh," he exclaimed, so that's where > >> that little cutie lives. She is here all the time and feeds with my [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] > > Jill I have those things all over my place. And I do the same thing when vacumming. Very funny. Bob SignatureThat big fan is to cool the pilot. Watch how much he sweats when it stops. > > >> I went and explained about FSP. "Oh," he exclaimed, so that's where > > >> that little cutie lives. She is here all the time and feeds with my [quoted text clipped - 27 lines] > That big fan is to cool the pilot. Watch how much he sweats when it > stops. That ad sounds so funny, don't remember seeing it here. The best cat ad here was the mouse bungee jumping into the cat's water bowl. The mouse does the jump a couple of times and then the cat moves the bowl with its paw - splat. Bev SignatureI believe in an open mind, but not so open that your brains fall out. >>>>> I went and explained about FSP. "Oh," he exclaimed, so that's >>>>> where that little cutie lives. She is here all the time and [quoted text clipped - 37 lines] > > Bev OH NO! <G> I haven't seen that one! I love the one where the dog gets up and eats the humans sandwich and drinks the soda. Then the dog puts the soda can back on the counter, then picks the cat up and puts her on the counter. The cat is going, "Huh?! Why am I up here?" so the cat can be blamed for everything. I have to tell the advertisers, this doesn't make me want to run out and buy their soda. It may, however, make me make a sandwich :) Jill <snip> >OH NO! <G> I haven't seen that one! I love the one where the dog gets up >and eats the humans sandwich and drinks the soda. Then the dog puts the >soda can back on the counter, then picks the cat up and puts her on the >counter. The cat is going, "Huh?! Why am I up here?" so the cat can be >blamed for everything. Yeah, that one's funny, but I don't know if a cat would fall for it - more likely the cat would do something and frame the for d*g >I have to tell the advertisers, this doesn't make me want to run out and buy >their soda. It may, however, make me make a sandwich :) > >Jill True of lots of commercials - I have to stop and wonder what the h*ll they're trying to sell SignatureSteve Touchstone, faithful servant of Sammy, Little Bit and Rocky stouchst@JUNKsirinet.net [remove Junk for email] Home Page: http://www.sirinet.net/~stouchst/index.html Cat Pix: http://www.sirinet.net/~stouchst/animals.html >That ad sounds so funny, don't remember seeing it here. The best cat >ad here was the mouse bungee jumping into the cat's water bowl. The >mouse does the jump a couple of times and then the cat moves the bowl >with its paw - splat. > >Bev Aw, poor mouse (but ROTFL) I haven't seen that one here SignatureSteve Touchstone, faithful servant of Sammy, Little Bit and Rocky stouchst@JUNKsirinet.net [remove Junk for email] Home Page: http://www.sirinet.net/~stouchst/index.html Cat Pix: http://www.sirinet.net/~stouchst/animals.html In my fuzzy opinion, many of the commercials are much better than the programs. They were produced with a lot more thought, obviously, and possibly bigger budgets. SuperBowl coming up next w/e.....the best of the best, commercial-wise. Remember "herding cats"? : >That ad sounds so funny, don't remember seeing it here. The best cat : >ad here was the mouse bungee jumping into the cat's water bowl. The [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] : : Aw, poor mouse (but ROTFL) I haven't seen that one here > In my fuzzy opinion, many of the commercials are much better than the > programs. They were produced with a lot more thought, obviously, and > possibly bigger budgets. SuperBowl coming up next w/e.....the best of > the best, commercial-wise. Remember "herding cats"? You mean this one? (laughing) http://www.eds.com/superbowl/sb_cats.shtml Jill >>> That ad sounds so funny, don't remember seeing it here. The best >>> cat ad here was the mouse bungee jumping into the cat's water [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] >> Home Page: http://www.sirinet.net/~stouchst/index.html >> Cat Pix: http://www.sirinet.net/~stouchst/animals.html >> In my fuzzy opinion, many of the commercials are much better than >> the programs. They were produced with a lot more thought, [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > You mean this one? (laughing) > http://www.eds.com/superbowl/sb_cats.shtml Now THAT was outfraggingstanding. Since I don't ever turn the tv on, I don't see those. Thanks. >>> In my fuzzy opinion, many of the commercials are much better than >>> the programs. They were produced with a lot more thought, [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > Now THAT was outfraggingstanding. Since I don't ever turn the tv on, I > don't see those. Thanks. You're welcome. Don't you just love the guy with the lint brush? Oh, an unless you watch carefully you'll miss the dude on horseback sneezing (need some Flonaze?). ROFL! I don't watch much TV either, but the superbowl television ads are some of the best. Jill > >>> In my fuzzy opinion, many of the commercials are much better than > >>> the programs. They were produced with a lot more thought, [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > > Jill I know!! I've watched that about 4 or 5 times over the years and I just noticed those things today when I watched it. Had me laughing all over again. Bob SignatureThat big fan is to cool the pilot. Watch how much he sweats when it stops. >>>>> In my fuzzy opinion, many of the commercials are much better >>>>> than the programs. They were produced with a lot more thought, [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] > just noticed those things today when I watched it. Had me laughing > all over again. Anyone know of any more downloadable ones like that? And if anyone is going to record the *special* mini-football game at half-time of the SB, it would be deeply appreciated. Let me know a website you put it on or an NG you post it in or send it directly. I can use MPEG or RP or most anything else. Just NOT AVI - I've given up on every getting them to play correctly. >> I know!! I've watched that about 4 or 5 times over the years and I >> just noticed those things today when I watched it. Had me laughing [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > can use MPEG or RP or most anything else. Just NOT AVI - I've given up > on every getting them to play correctly. What is so hard about avi? >>> I know!! I've watched that about 4 or 5 times over the years and I >>> just noticed those things today when I watched it. Had me laughing [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > > What is so hard about avi? Damned if I know! I used to be able to play them, but recently discovered I couldn't. I've tried everything people suggested, even downloaded DVX-player. No joy. One expert on such told me that there are *many* different encodings used for AVIs and if you don't have the exact right codec for that one, twon't work. >>>> I know!! I've watched that about 4 or 5 times over the years and I >>>> just noticed those things today when I watched it. Had me laughing [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > are *many* different encodings used for AVIs and if you don't have the > exact right codec for that one, twon't work. That is true. I sometimes have to switch around players to get it to play and there are times I can't and I try to keep up on codecs. VideoLan VLC does the best job overall and is the best and most reliable. Even has a slow motion button and it is free. Just keep up with the updates. > In my fuzzy opinion, many of the commercials are much better than the > programs. They were produced with a lot more thought, obviously, and > possibly bigger budgets. SuperBowl coming up next w/e.....the best of the > best, commercial-wise. Remember "herding cats"? Go Pats!!! sorry I know the other team is a cat, but ya gotta root for the home team Signature-Kim owned by Egbert, Niobe, Sekhar and Rocket take the cat out before you reply one cat just leads to another... http://photos.yahoo.com/sir_eg_of_bert Having the Pats to thank for Manning & co.'s flaming downfall in playoffs (Bronco fans were still hydrophobic after Colts wiped their field up with Denver prior to that) we join you in wishing Pats victory next Sunday. The Cats got a long way to go to beat NE. : > In my fuzzy opinion, many of the commercials are much better than the : > programs. They were produced with a lot more thought, obviously, and [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] : : sorry I know the other team is a cat, but ya gotta root for the home team > Having the Pats to thank for Manning & co.'s flaming downfall in playoffs > (Bronco fans were still hydrophobic after Colts wiped their field up with > Denver prior to that) we join you in wishing Pats victory next Sunday. The > Cats got a long way to go to beat NE. Hey, did you know that North Carolina has a professional football team? It's called the Panthers, and I found out about them less than two weeks ago, when they won in the play-offs for the Superbowl. Pam S. who's torn between the Seattle Seahawks and her new adoptive team, the Carolina Panthers. Cap'n Pine Cone, in retaliation for his "tuna place blues", has been hiding the sports pages from you for quite a while, Pam. Now that you are aware and awake (did you see sports pages wrapped, perhaps, around a food offering for the furry dictators?) it would be good, at this late date - SuperBowl is next Sunday - to tune in to local channel carrying the game and root for your Cats (aka Carolina Panthers). Seattle is not playing in this game...neither is (sniff) Denver. : > Having the Pats to thank for Manning & co.'s flaming downfall in playoffs : > (Bronco fans were still hydrophobic after Colts wiped their field up with [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] : Pam S. who's torn between the Seattle Seahawks and her new adoptive : team, the Carolina Panthers. >Hey, did you know that North Carolina has a professional football team? >It's called the Panthers, and I found out about them less than two weeks >ago, when they won in the play-offs for the Superbowl. Oh dear .... 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