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Mischief - 29 Jan 2004 23:32 GMT

I was just sitting on my bed reading last night, munching on some club
crackers when Mischief jumped on the bed. I'm so occupied in my book
I turn just in time to see her chomp down on the cracker in my hand
and start munching on it. She even licked the crumbs off the blanket.

She just TOOK it, no head rubs or anything, the brat!

Oh, and when I put one in her dish, she turned her nose up at it.

Kristi

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Hopitus2 - 29 Jan 2004 23:53 GMT

Prey is no fun if you don't have to steal or chase it......

: I was just sitting on my bed reading last night, munching on some club
: crackers when Mischief jumped on the bed. I'm so occupied in my book
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: Kristi

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Brenda - 30 Jan 2004 00:27 GMT

> I was just sitting on my bed reading last night, munching on some club
> crackers when Mischief jumped on the bed. I'm so occupied in my book
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> Kristi

at least she licked up the crumbs! My cats would crunch on the cracker and
then leave a crumbly, soggy mess behind for me to clean up.
Brenda

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Dick C - 30 Jan 2004 03:34 GMT

Mischief wrote in rec.pets.cats.anecdotes

> I was just sitting on my bed reading last night, munching on some club
> crackers when Mischief jumped on the bed. I'm so occupied in my book
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> Kristi

Shroder loves saltine crackers, he will even get them out of the
package. If my wife or I are eating crackers out of the package, he
will come over and get his own out. Not just one, either, but he will
take 2 at a time. On purpose.

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Hans Schr?der - 30 Jan 2004 04:05 GMT

> Shroder loves saltine crackers, he will even get them out of the
> package. If my wife or I are eating crackers out of the package, he
> will come over and get his own out. Not just one, either, but he will
> take 2 at a time. On purpose.

One of my ex-wife's cats, Loomis (named after a fishin rod...), is a very
well behaved cat. If Mona (ex-wife) has a full bowl of potato chips one the
table, Loomis will sometimes get up on the table, nicely take ONE chip and
go down on the floor to eat it. And he does this only once. It's as if he
knows that it is wrong to do it, but he can't resist the smell. Mona thinks
it is so cute that he does it that way, that se pretends she doesn't see it.

Hans

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JP Hobbs - 30 Jan 2004 23:43 GMT

Of course she did, Wilson's the same they only want it if your
already enjoying it.Cheers Jean P.

> I was just sitting on my bed reading last night, munching on some club
> crackers when Mischief jumped on the bed. I'm so occupied in my book
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> Kristi

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Denise Clere - 02 Feb 2004 21:25 GMT

:)
> I was just sitting on my bed reading last night, munching on some club
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> Kristi

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