I think this is an old story and they worked it out, no? Seems to me I heard
something about it.

Karen

What's a "postman pat"?

Why is England censored? England, England, England, England, England. Is
this a new swear word or something?

I'd be nervous about putting my hands someplace a strange cat was
scratching (and potentially biting) them. Sounds like using the mailbox
rather than the flap is a reasonable solution, better than denying the
guy his mail.

Joyce

Well then, they would be well advised to steer clear of Gahanna, OH, where
the kitties tend to come a wee bit larger:

There has been another possible sighting of the elusive lion, this time on
SR 310 off I-70 near Pataskala.

Around 8 a.m., a man was driving down the road, and he says something darted
across the road.

Chris Mullins describes the experience by saying, "And it ran right across
the road right here. I live in the country and I hunt. This was not a deer,
this was a lion."

Donna Reigel, who lives in the area, says she may have spotted the lion
while she was gardening on Sunday. She says she saw something, "big and
blonde" run through her yard.

10TV's Tino Ramos found a fresh path through the wooded area, and along that
path, a possible print that was as big as a human hand.

The print and path caught the attention of the highway patrol.

The print is not that of a deer, but it is unknown if it belongs to a lion.

This isn't the first possible paw print. Sunday, other prints were spotted
just east of Gahanna. Those were found embedded in damp soil at a private
golf course in Jefferson Township.

Pat Curry, head keeper at the Columbus Zoo says they appears to be the
tracks of a large cat.

If authentic, the tracks provide the most conclusive proof yet that the
stories told by police officers, neighbors and farmers are not fiction, but
fact, but what is Curry's verdict?

"The only other thing that might make me suspicious, it's a really good
print. If there was somebody trying to make us believe there was a cat in
the area, we'd get a perfect print like this," Curry says.

The other big question is, why are the prints scattered and not in a clear
track through the mud? Sheriff's deputies are investigating.


Ian D.

Can't understand why the * is there instead of England, but whatever.

Postman seems inordinantly wimpy. My dad was a postman, and cats never fazed
him. He didn't like dogs, but never had a problem with cats. The posties
delivering to Chateau Simmons don't have to put their hands in the letterbox -
only the post.

Cheers, helen s

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