> I fail to see what Blair has to do with it; it's his wife who allegedly
> disliked cats. Yet there she is holding the cat and smiling in a photo-op.
> Face it, the cat was 18 years old and had been adopted by a "civil servant"
> (make that, catslave!). 18 is a pretty ripe old age.
>
> Jill///
Cherie Blair got rid of Humphrey in 1997 within a week of moving into
number 10. Cherie Blair is a money grabbing waste of space, as is her
husband.
Winston Churchill was a far better guy. In his home, Chartwell, he used
to have a marmalade tom cat called Jock. In fact, he had 3 cats. "Cat"
(see Grace Hamblin, Churchill Proceedings 1987) once ran away after
Churchill had shouted at him. WSC asked Miss Hamblin to put a sign in
the window: "Cat, come home, all is forgiven." Cat returned, and was
plied with luxury food parcels. "Nelson," a black feline, lived at
Number Ten during WW2. Churchill said he made a contribution to the war
effort "by serving as a prime ministerial hot water bottle." "Jock,"
given to WSC by private secretary Jock Colville, was on Churchill's bed
when he died in 1965 and remained at Chartwell until his death in 1974.
He has since been succeeded by identical marmalade toms: Jock II; and
Jock III, the present Lord Warden of the Cinque Mouseholes.
Blair could learn a thing or two from Churchill, instead of being an
arogant lying scumbag warmongering Bush puppet.
Helen M (sitting on the fence ;o))
jXwXeXrXmXoXnXt@sonic.net - 21 Mar 2006 01:28 GMT
> Blair could learn a thing or two from Churchill, instead of being an
> arogant lying scumbag warmongering Bush puppet.
Aw Helen, tell us how you *really* feel! Hee hee... :)
Joyce
Shiral - 21 Mar 2006 08:08 GMT
As an American, I say "Right on, Helen!" I used to think Blair was an
okay guy (ten years ago, anyway). I'm sorry he's turned into Dubya's
poodle, and sorry the UK therefore got dragged into the mess that is
Iraq along with us. REALLY sorry!
But you know, maybe Humphrey was better off living with people who
appreciated him, instead of with unappreciative politicians. =o)
But you know, Helen, we'll never make any progress if you keep your
true feelings all bottled up! =o)
Melissa
EvelynVogtGamble(Divamanque) - 21 Mar 2006 18:04 GMT
> As an American, I say "Right on, Helen!" I used to think Blair was an
> okay guy (ten years ago, anyway). I'm sorry he's turned into Dubya's
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> But you know, maybe Humphrey was better off living with people who
> appreciated him, instead of with unappreciative politicians. =o)
Well, I've never seen No. 10 Downing Street, and the Prime
MInister isn't royalty living in a huge palace, but I can't
believe the house is so small that Mrs. Blair would have
ever had to ENCOUNTER Humphrey, if she were allergic (or
just hated cats)!
> But you know, Helen, we'll never make any progress if you keep your
> true feelings all bottled up! =o)
>
> Melissa
>>> http://www.cnn.com/2006/WORLD/europe/03/20/humphrey.dies.ap/index.html
>>
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>
>Jill
Don't make excuses for Limeys.
Adrian A - 21 Mar 2006 16:40 GMT
>>>> http://www.cnn.com/2006/WORLD/europe/03/20/humphrey.dies.ap/index.html
>>>
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>>
> Don't make excuses for Limeys.
Moron
>>>http://www.cnn.com/2006/WORLD/europe/03/20/humphrey.dies.ap/index.html
>>
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> Face it, the cat was 18 years old and had been adopted by a "civil servant"
> (make that, catslave!). 18 is a pretty ripe old age.
Is that Mrs. Blair? I assumed it was the person who adopted
him. (And the article says Humphrey was "evicted by
"current resident Tony Blair".)
> I fail to see what Blair has to do with it; it's his wife who allegedly
> disliked cats. Yet there she is holding the cat and smiling in a
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>
> Jill
Entirely staged photgraph. Cherie got rid of Humphrey within a week or so of
moving into No10. Humphrey had been in No10 a darned sight longer than
BLair... he had more claim to being a 'permanent' resident than the BLiar
family. BLiar is a warmongering scumbag and corrupt ar$elicking puppet of
Bush. Currently exposed for financial dealings less than the pure standard
he so publicly declared his administration would be when he was elected to
No10. And his wife appears to be a money-grubbing waste of space.
Now, did I sit on the fence at all?
Cheers, helen s
Adrian A - 21 Mar 2006 17:31 GMT
>> I fail to see what Blair has to do with it; it's his wife who
>> allegedly disliked cats. Yet there she is holding the cat and
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>
> Cheers, helen s
I sometimes get the impression that you're not Tony's number one fan, I
can't thinky why. ;o)

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wafflycat - 21 Mar 2006 17:48 GMT
> I sometimes get the impression that you're not Tony's number one fan, I
> can't thinky why. ;o)
And I'm not even his number two fan... well, other than finding that his
administration smells more and more of number twos ;-)
Cheers, helen s