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NMR - 15 Jan 2006 23:06 GMT
or tonight depending where you are in the world.
cybercat - 15 Jan 2006 23:54 GMT
> or tonight depending where you are in the world.

Just peachy here, except I wonder what it takes for someone to realize that
they need to keep their &%$#ing cat inside, if it is not finding him covered
in blood.

Jesus. *shaking my head*
NMR - 16 Jan 2006 00:11 GMT
>> or tonight depending where you are in the world.
>
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>
> Jesus. *shaking my head*

Sometimes it is not possible to place an animal specaily a feral into a home
environment.  I have had ferals that have refused to ever be housebroken
just like people you can only impose your will so far.  Some spirits are
meant to be free it may not be the right thing in ours eyes but we are not
he ones in charge of life.

Nothing against nobody but sometimes it takes a real kick in the rear or a
good scare for people to change their tune  but unfortunately usually it
ends up bad.  A lot people go thru life thinking it will not happen to them
and they are right most of the time till it sneaks up and takes a bite.

Prayers and Purrs for all the outside kitties
Christina Websell - 16 Jan 2006 00:47 GMT
>>> or tonight depending where you are in the world.
>>
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>>
>> Jesus. *shaking my head*

I assume you are referring to me.  I wouldn't have seen your post normally
if Matthew hadn't quoted it, but since I have you are now going to get the
rough edge of my tongue.
Do NOT presume EVER to tell me how to keep my cats, Nancy. This is Britain,
not America, these are my cats and not yours and you know nothing about it.
I'll stop now before I get even more annoyed with your presumptiousness and
interfering.  How dare you?

Tweed
Hans Schrøder - 16 Jan 2006 01:39 GMT
> or tonight depending where you are in the world.

Oh, dear... I have just taken a look at the replies from cybercat and
Christina, so I'll try to calm things down a bit.

Here in Oslo it's the middle of the night, 2:30 AM to be exact. Temperature
about 0C (or 32F), cloudy and no snow to be seen anywhere around. Quite
unusual at this time of year...

Tinùviel and Teti, my two Devon Rex cats, are sleeping, and the whole place
is quiet. I am waiting for somebody to come and ask me to go to bed, I'm
getting up early, but since I live alone, there's not much hope for me that
anyone comes around to ask me to turn off the computer and go to sleep. I
must try to do it myself, then... ;-)

On Sunday I was fixing a PC for a friend. She had been messing around with
cable connections, internet settings in the browser and other bad things, so
I had to use some time there. After that, I had a beer at my local pub while
solving a crossword puzzle, and then I went home.

So, no sensations around here. Have a nice day, all of you

Hans
NMR - 16 Jan 2006 02:44 GMT
Sound like a peaceful day Hans you lucky person
Marina - 16 Jan 2006 05:04 GMT
> Tinùviel and Teti, my two Devon Rex cats, are sleeping, and the whole place
> is quiet. I am waiting for somebody to come and ask me to go to bed, I'm
> getting up early, but since I live alone, there's not much hope for me that
> anyone comes around to ask me to turn off the computer and go to sleep. I
> must try to do it myself, then... ;-)

If I wasn't in bed by eleven, Frank would always come and fetch me. Now
that he's gone, I tend to stay up too late and then I'm tired for work.

Sunday was election day here in Finland. Our presidential election
consists of two rounds, unless one candidate gets more than 50% of the
votes in the first round. The two candidates that get the most votes in
the first round go on to the second round. Our current president got
46.3 and her closest runner-up got 24.1, the third got 18.6. Then there
were some five or six candidates who got a few percent each. It remains
to be seen which of the remaining two will inherit the votes from the
others (I'm hoping our current president stays on, because I see the
runner-up as a slimy snake spouting lies right and left).

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christal63 - 16 Jan 2006 06:48 GMT
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> (I'm hoping our current president stays on, because I see the
> runner-up as a slimy snake spouting lies right and left).

I'm all for Mrs. Halonen too. Haven't followed the campaigns in any
detail but I just don't like the other candidates that much.

Christine, posting from work
annoyed@net.spammers - 16 Jan 2006 20:04 GMT
>> Tinùviel and Teti, my two Devon Rex cats, are sleeping, and the whole place
>> is quiet. I am waiting for somebody to come and ask me to go to bed, I'm
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>others (I'm hoping our current president stays on, because I see the
>runner-up as a slimy snake spouting lies right and left).

So is it true that US talk show host/comedian Conan O'Brien really had an
impact in helping your current president pull ahead? It's been reported in
the local media about Conan comparing his appearance to your incumbent being
a running gag, even that fish commit suicide at the mention of the
opponent's name.  Seemed like a funny bit, even talk that Conan will go to
Finland for a visit this year.
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Marina - 17 Jan 2006 04:38 GMT
> So is it true that US talk show host/comedian Conan O'Brien really had an
> impact in helping your current president pull ahead? It's been reported in
> the local media about Conan comparing his appearance to your incumbent being
> a running gag, even that fish commit suicide at the mention of the
> opponent's name.  Seemed like a funny bit, even talk that Conan will go to
> Finland for a visit this year.

It did attract a lot of media attention, but she was very popular even
before that, so I don't think Conan had such a big impact on the
results. In fact, it had been predicted that she would get more than 50%
of the votes in the first round, so she'd have been elected directly,
but she didn't. Conan's show is on cable, so not that many Finns can
even see it.

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Magic Mood Jeep© - 16 Jan 2006 03:00 GMT
> or tonight depending where you are in the world.

Not much going on here.  Been cold out today (mid-30s F) so I opted to stay
in the WARM.  Worked on a cross stitch pattern while watching a couple of
movies...Black Hawk Down (for the umpteenth time - I remember seeing it at
the theater, and it's been the *only* movie where *everyone* shut up when
the houselights went down), and it's accompanying History Chanel and PBS
documentaries, and am now watching the Season Premier of "24".

Let the kittens out of the bedroom to explore, and Max the d-pet was asleep
on the sofa, and they had a heyday playing with *everything* they found,
much to the consternation of the adult cats ('cepting Ping, who just *loves*
his kids).
sriddles@aol.com - 16 Jan 2006 04:51 GMT
> > or tonight depending where you are in the world.
>
> Not much going on here.  Been cold out today (mid-30s F) so I opted to stay
> in the WARM.

It is still unseasonably warm here, about 69 I think. Apparently the
WEather Channel has merged with Comedy Central, because they say it's
going to rain tomorrow. Ha. I forgot what rain looks like.

Sherry
NMR - 16 Jan 2006 05:26 GMT
What happened with the fires Sherry
sriddles@aol.com - 16 Jan 2006 05:48 GMT
> What happened with the fires Sherry

Still cropping up all over, but none near us in since the big one.
Today there was a major fire in the NE part of the state. I am of
course grateful that no one died, and very saddened for the people who
lost thier homes. But aside from that, I just can't help thinking about
all the bunnies, terrapins, other assorted critters. The fire Thursday
burned up 35 cattle.

Sherry
-L. - 17 Jan 2006 17:40 GMT
> > What happened with the fires Sherry
>
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>
> Sherry

Oh Geez.  I think fire would be the worst way to go.
<shudder>
-L.
sriddles@aol.com - 17 Jan 2006 00:51 GMT
> What happened with the fires Sherry

I finally spoke with my friend  today. All her animals did die in the
fire. She had gone only a few miles to take her son to piano lessons,
got a call on her cell phone that a grass fire had broken out. Within
15 minutes she was home, and house was engulfed. So sad.

Sherry
Rhonda - 17 Jan 2006 04:32 GMT
> I finally spoke with my friend  today. All her animals did die in the
> fire. She had gone only a few miles to take her son to piano lessons,
> got a call on her cell phone that a grass fire had broken out. Within
> 15 minutes she was home, and house was engulfed. So sad.

Oh shoot, how horrible. I can't imagine living with that, even though
there was nothing anyone could have done.

At least they are all safe at the bridge now.

Rhonda
Marina - 17 Jan 2006 04:54 GMT
>>What happened with the fires Sherry
>
> I finally spoke with my friend  today. All her animals did die in the
> fire. She had gone only a few miles to take her son to piano lessons,
> got a call on her cell phone that a grass fire had broken out. Within
> 15 minutes she was home, and house was engulfed. So sad.

What a tragedy! Many purrs for your friend.

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Adrian - 17 Jan 2006 11:29 GMT
>> What happened with the fires Sherry
>
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>
> Sherry

How terribly sad :-( Purrs for your friend.
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Cheryl Sellner - 18 Jan 2006 01:06 GMT
On Mon 16 Jan 2006 07:51:03p,  wrote in rec.pets.cats.anecdotes
(news:1137459063.612207.66830@z14g2000cwz.googlegroups.com):

> I finally spoke with my friend  today. All her animals did die
> in the fire. She had gone only a few miles to take her son to
> piano lessons, got a call on her cell phone that a grass fire
> had broken out. Within 15 minutes she was home, and house was
> engulfed. So sad.

So sorry to read this. :(  I worry a lot about this as you probably
can tell by the stickers I made. At least we as humans can try to get
ourselves out of a burning house, but the animals depend on us to
open a door. If we're not home, they're up sh!ts creek.

My condolences to your friend for her losses.

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