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Cat Forum / Health and Behavior / August 2004Fat Cat toys!
I love these things. They have catnip and some have crackly stuff in them. Our latest: Hillary Clinton and Arnold Schwarzenegger. :) (Petsmart was out of George Bush, and Bill Clinton and Newt Gingrich have been retired. Bummer!) Being a true Democrat, I got both so I could see which way my cats leaned by who they attacked/loved on more. Arnie has two sides, one the Gov. and one the Terminator. Hillary has a badge that says "I'm With Stupid" and another that says "It Takes A Village to Do My Hair." I have a feeling these toys are more for humans than cats. Nevertheless, I am happy to report that both have been generously bitten, licked, and slobbered on. ;) http://www.fatcats.com/html_site/hhome.shtml > > Being a true Democrat, I got both so I could see which way my cats leaned by > who they attacked/loved on more. > >. Hillary has a > badge that says "I'm With Stupid" > Shouldn't that be Laura Bush ? BEG Alison PS Bill Clinton's very popular in the UK > > > Being a true Democrat, I got both so I could see which way my cats > leaned by [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > Alison > PS Bill Clinton's very popular in the UK Oh, man, I was trying to word that post so that I didn't enflame anyone. But ... I LOVE Bill Clinton and his vision for the world. Not the one where there's a bimbo with kneepads for every man--the other ones! (I'm JOKING, people!) I don't think anyone could successfull argue that President Clinton is stupid about anything but when to keep his trousers zipped. (For the economy we had when he was in, I'd be willing to have him back even if he spent every damn day nayked in the oval office!) I am on page 863 of his book, and if you have not read it, I hope you will. It makes those of us who love him love him even more, and those of us who hate him ... well, do they even read it? > ">> > > > > Shouldn't that be Laura Bush ? BEG [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > I don't think anyone could successfull argue that President > Clinton is stupid about anything but when to keep his trousers zipped. >>> oh *that*. Now I get it! I suppose he has such charm and charisma that people tend to overlook it and forgive him, though his lying was hard to swallow (no pun intended<G>) I have to say I thought the world was safe in his hands. Sorry if I've offended any Bush supporters. Feel free to insult our Prime Minister, Tony Blair . Talking about lying , he is also known as Liar Bliar, Phoney Tony and Teflon Tony, amongst other names!. >>I am on page 863 of his > book, and if you have not read it, I hope you will. It makes those of us who > love him love him even more, and those of us who hate him ... well, do they > even read it?>> I've not read his book yet, nor Hillary's but that's on my to do list-:) Alison > > > > Being a true Democrat, I got both so I could see which way my cats > leaned by [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] > love him love him even more, and those of us who hate him ... well, do they > even read it? You go, girl! I've read Hillary's book and am now well into Bill's. Love them both and still wish they were in office. My daughter sent me a Rumsfeld Voodoo doll. (Not for cats--for humans) it even comes complete with pins. I must run to Petsmart for their discerning toys for my intelligent, Democratic cats. "Theresa" <tsedinger@yahoo.com> wrote > > You go, girl! I've read Hillary's book and am now well into Bill's.Love them both and still wish they were in office. I do too. You know, the night they voted to impeach this wonderful man, I had just sat down to eat a dinner that had taken me most of the afternoon to prepare. As I watched the morons crucify him for his personal life, I got a lump in my throat and never did taste that dinner. I wonder how his detractors like life in Bushland now? Enough boys dead for them yet? Terrible thing is, the Republicans are already starting in with the smear campaign on Kerry. I hope we learn who is really behind that wingnut veteran group that is apparently contesting his war medals. His war medals, for God's sake. We get a great guy who didn't serve and they call him a coward. We get a great guy who is a genuine war hero and they have to plant the seed that it just cannot be true. Bastards. Let's hope most people will see through this. Again. I haven't read Hillary's book I'll have to pick that up when I'm finished with Bill's. > My daughter sent me a Rumsfeld Voodoo doll. Oo! Oo! I want a Rumsfeld doll! Better, even--AN ASHCROFT DOLL! Pure, unadulterated evil that man is. (Not for cats--for humans) it even comes complete with pins. I must run to Petsmart for their discerning toys for my intelligent, Democratic cats. I'm hoping a Bill toy shows up on ebay, I'd snatch it right up. Might not even let the cats play with it. <G> If you find a Bush one, let me know. I think I would enjoy watching Cheeks kick the snot out of it just like the US voters are going to kick the snot out of him come the next election day! > "Theresa" <tsedinger@yahoo.com> wrote > > > You go, girl! I've read Hillary's book and am now well into Bill's.Love > them both and still wish they were in office. Aside form personal decisions, Bill C. used the brains he was given; aas far as running the country & making wisie decisions, I trusted him. And well, Hillary may well run (for President) eventually... > I haven't read Hillary's book I'll have to pick that up when I'm finished > with Bill's. I read Hillary's, but haven't read Bill's - at least not yet. I didn't realize how very extensively Hillary traveled during his presidency beofre I read her book. Both very bright people. <snipped> > I'm hoping a Bill toy shows up on ebay, I'd snatch it right up. Might not > even let the cats play with it. <G> If you find a Bush one, let me know. I > think I would enjoy watching Cheeks kick the snot out of it There's a Bush sort of inflatable schmoo toy - you bop it on the nose sport of thing. http://www.bopbush.com/ just like the US > voters are going to kick the snot out of him come the next election day! I'm hoping, but apparently it rides on the 17% - or whatever the present %-age is - of the so far undecided voters. The thought of yet another 4 years of GWB - arghhhhhhhhh. Cathy (numerous typos in post) Oh, jeez - didn't spell-check my typing, & it's obvious... Cathy << I'm hoping, but apparently it rides on the 17% - or whatever the present %-age is - of the so far undecided voters. The thought of yet another 4 years of GWB - arghhhhhhhhh. Cathy >> I'm glad there are so many like-minded (with me) people here. I love Clinton. The man is a Rhodes Scholar, he's brilliant. Bush had a C- average in college, I believe. All he did in college was cheerlead, drink beer, and possibly snort coke. Bill was following his ideals even back then. Candace (take the litter out before replying by e-mail) See my cats: http://photos.yahoo.com/maccandace "One does not meet oneself until one catches the reflection from an eye other than human." (Loren Eisely) > << I'm hoping, but apparently it rides on the 17% - or whatever the present > %-age is - of the so far undecided voters. The thought of yet another 4 [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > snort > coke. Bill was following his ideals even back then. Preach it, sister! I miss Bill Clinton so much. Shrub makes me nervous when he talks. I keep waiting for him to f*ck it up. There was no fear Bill would put a foot wrong when he was talking. I lost so much respect for the members of Congress during those impeachment hearings. What a load of hypocritical jerks! And now the Bush machine is trying to do to Kerry what they did to Max Cleland -- a Senator from Georgia who lost both legs and an arm in Vietnam and whom the Bush machine portrayed as unpatriotic in order to get a Republican into his seat. Nasty viscious dirty poisonous snakes, they are. Priscilla > > << I'm hoping, but apparently it rides on the 17% - or whatever the present > > %-age is - of the so far undecided voters. The thought of yet another 4 [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > Preach it, sister! I miss Bill Clinton so much. Shrub makes me nervous > when he talks. GWB makes me nervous, period. On virtually every front. > I keep waiting for him to f*ck it up. There was no fear > Bill would put a foot wrong when he was talking. I was listening to NPR one afternoon when B. Clinton's book came out & he was doing bookstore signings; NPR (which program?? TOTN, maybe?) was interviewing him. It was so refreshing to once again hear someone who is articulate, who has an excellent command of the language! Cathy << It was so refreshing to once again hear someone who is articulate, who has an excellent command of the language! Cathy >> Yeah, makes one wish they didn't have that nasty little term limitations thing. Candace (take the litter out before replying by e-mail) See my cats: http://photos.yahoo.com/maccandace "One does not meet oneself until one catches the reflection from an eye other than human." (Loren Eisely) > I was listening to NPR one afternoon when B. Clinton's book came out & he > was doing bookstore signings; NPR (which program?? TOTN, maybe?) was > interviewing him. It was so refreshing to once again hear someone who is > articulate, who has an excellent command of the language! I watched him on 60 Minutes and almost wept. Remember when one could be proud of one's president public persona? Priscilla > > I was listening to NPR one afternoon when B. Clinton's book came out & he > > was doing bookstore signings; NPR (which program?? TOTN, maybe?) was [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > Priscilla And he looks fabulous. Leaner than usual, a little tan. I love the way he feels freer to speak out now that he is not president. I LOVED his speech at the Democratic convention, especially the part where he mentioned that Bush's economic policies only benefit the people whose income is in the top 10%; that he had just recently joined that group; and that while he thanked President Bush for all the money he saved him he still did not think it was fair to the people who did not earn so much money! GO BILL! > > > I was listening to NPR one afternoon when B. Clinton's book came out & > he [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] > he saved him he still did not think it was fair to the people who did > not earn so much money! GO BILL! His speech was excellent. I also enjoyed Jimmy Carter's (another *very* intelligent person) & the way he managed to state his views re: G.W.Bush's policies/doings w/ no hint of a doubt was to what he (Carter) was saying, yet in an ever-so-low key manner. Cathy > His speech was excellent. I also enjoyed Jimmy Carter's (another *very* > intelligent person) & the way he managed to state his views re: G.W.Bush's > policies/doings w/ no hint of a doubt was to what he (Carter) was saying, > yet in an ever-so-low key manner. I am so sorry I missed Jimmy Carter's speech. He is such a sweet man, along with everything else he is. > > > I was listening to NPR one afternoon when B. Clinton's book came out & > he [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > he saved him he still did not think it was fair to the people who did > not earn so much money! GO BILL! Amen. *sigh* Priscilla > > << I'm hoping, but apparently it rides on the 17% - or whatever the present > > %-age is - of the so far undecided voters. The thought of yet another 4 [quoted text clipped - 23 lines] > > Priscilla Now if only the Green Party doesn't f.ck it up again, Kerry might actually win by a large enough margin that Shrub can't steal the election again. -L. >Now if only the Green Party doesn't f.ck it up again, Kerry might >actually win by a large enough margin that Shrub can't steal the >election again. I don't know about that. Huge GOP contributors make those new voting machines. -mhd > I love these things. They have catnip and some have crackly stuff in them. > [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > > http://www.fatcats.com/html_site/hhome.shtml You just missed the GWB toy. It's the one shaped like a pile of dog sh.t, and on the other side, it says "I'm a fundie dumbass." HTH, -L. > > I love these things. They have catnip and some have crackly stuff in them. > > [quoted text clipped - 20 lines] > HTH, > -L. I'm a Democrat, dumbass. > > "Mary" <rosefan@email.com> wrote in message > news:<lYdVc.200450$tH1.10461448@twister.southeast.rr.com>... [quoted text clipped - 29 lines] > > I'm a Democrat, dumbass. Do you always have to be so charming? I was making a joke, which obviously flew over your head. Back into the plonker you go... -L. "-L. :" <usenetlyn@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:d8d786de.0408212240. > > I'm a Democrat, dumbass. > > Do you always have to be so charming? I was making a joke, which obviously flew over your head. Back into the plonker you go... Nice backpedal. If you had ever demonstrated even a half-assed sense of humor, someone might buy it. |
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