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zaax - 12 Sep 2003 02:46 GMT
Http://tinyurl.com/n2u5
don't forget to tickle his ears
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Steve

Angela Ryan - 12 Sep 2003 03:07 GMT
That is cute

> Http://tinyurl.com/n2u5
> don't forget to tickle his ears
> --
> Steve
JHBennett - 12 Sep 2003 05:48 GMT
Fantastic!!!!!!  We've been playing all day and I've not had a wheeze or
sneeze yet.  Finally a cat that can curl up on my jacket, nap on my pillow,
or overheat my lap, without sending me into anaphylactc shock.  I shall name
him George, and I shall hug him, and pet him....[think Buggs Bunny & the
Abomonable Snowman ;-)].
   Very clever, actually.....  I notice his eyes get larger when you move
the cursor quickly.
Nice piece of fun work.... and copy to file.
Jack
> Http://tinyurl.com/n2u5
> don't forget to tickle his ears
> --
> Steve
Alan Erskine - 12 Sep 2003 09:45 GMT
> Fantastic!!!!!!  We've been playing all day and I've not had a wheeze or
> sneeze yet.  Finally a cat that can curl up on my jacket, nap on my pillow,
> or overheat my lap, without sending me into anaphylactc shock.  I shall name
> him George, and I shall hug him, and pet him....[think Buggs Bunny & the
> Abomonable Snowman ;-)].

Noooo.... It was Sylvester and his big, dumb friend.  The friend called
Sylvester "George" - "Halloo, George!" to which Sylvester replied "Stop
callin be George, my name's Sylvester".  It was an episode with the baby
kangaroo which Sylvester and his friend thought was the worlds biggest
mousth.  ;-)

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Alan Erskine
alanerskine(at)optusnet.com.au
Where are the Weapons of Mass
Destruction, Mr Bush?
JHBennett - 12 Sep 2003 12:53 GMT
Most interesting.....  I would suggest the possibility of two cartoons using
somewhat the same story line.  The one I'm referring to ended up with Buggs
tunneling halfway across the world, to Florida, for his escape and, when the
Abomonable Snowman followed, he melted.  The kangaroo as a mouse was done in
several Sylvester cartoons, most memorable to me being the one where he was
out to teach his son how to hunt mice.  The setting for that was aboard
ship.  They also did it in a Tom and Jerry and did at least another *giant
mouse* bit with a baby elephant and it's mother.
   Still, it's good to encounter another evincing the signs of a misspent
youth ;-)
Cheers,
Jack
> > Fantastic!!!!!!  We've been playing all day and I've not had a wheeze or
> > sneeze yet.  Finally a cat that can curl up on my jacket, nap on my
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> Where are the Weapons of Mass
> Destruction, Mr Bush?
SUQKRT - 13 Sep 2003 13:46 GMT
>Most interesting.....  I would suggest the possibility of two cartoons
>using
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>> Alan Erskine

Inspired by charactors in John Stienbecks novel Of Mice and Men.
Suz
Iron Chef Macmoosette
Thank Heavens There's Only One
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Chocolate heals all wounds.
JHBennett - 13 Sep 2003 15:52 GMT
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> Inspired by charactors in John Stienbecks novel Of Mice and Men.
> Suz
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>
> Chocolate heals all wounds.

Interesting observation.  Sounds like a possibility for a Doctoral
dissertation... wonder if it's been done.
Cheers,
Jack
 
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