Hodge got out last night and was sucking up to the guy next door, who
was leaving just as I came back. He'll suck up for a few minutes, so
when I say, "Be careful, he will bite," no one believes me. (Although
once at my old place when he got out and someone retrieved him and I
said that, the moment she said, "This sweet kitty?" ::: pet pet ::: he
chose that moment to chomp her on the hand. :O)
Once he got out while I was taking trash to the chute. I let him follow
me because I figured it wouldn't hurt anything. The woman at the end of
the hall, however, was also taking trash to the chute, and her SO was
holding the apartment door open, so Hodge zoomed and made a beeline into
their apartment. The SO had to catch him, which took a couple of
minutes. Was my face red . . .

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223rem - 05 Sep 2005 20:54 GMT
> Hodge got out last night and was sucking up to the guy next door, who
> was leaving just as I came back. He'll suck up for a few minutes, so
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> their apartment. The SO had to catch him, which took a couple of
> minutes. Was my face red . . .
Is it possible that he is biter due to the stress of confinement?
Diane - 05 Sep 2005 21:07 GMT
> Is it possible that he is biter due to the stress of confinement?
Oh, boy, a troll. Well, is it possible you haven't read Hodge's history?
You haven't? Surprise, surprise. ;)

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223rem - 05 Sep 2005 21:12 GMT
>>Is it possible that he is biter due to the stress of confinement?
>
> Oh, boy, a troll. Well, is it possible you haven't read Hodge's history?
> You haven't? Surprise, surprise. ;)
You mean your previous post? Yes, I did. My question still stands.
Diane - 06 Sep 2005 00:10 GMT
> >>Is it possible that he is biter due to the stress of confinement?
> >
> > Oh, boy, a troll. Well, is it possible you haven't read Hodge's history?
> > You haven't? Surprise, surprise. ;)
>
> You mean your previous post? Yes, I did. My question still stands.
Oh, you gleaned "history" and "stress" and "confinement" from one post
that contained no history and no mention of stress or confinement? I had
no idea we were graced with a pet psychic! Is it possible you're either
a clueless troll or even one of the famous socks? Hmmm.

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Sharon - 06 Sep 2005 00:25 GMT
> > >>Is it possible that he is biter due to the stress of confinement?
> > >
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> no idea we were graced with a pet psychic! Is it possible you're either
> a clueless troll or even one of the famous socks? Hmmm.
You are a jerk.
Diane - 06 Sep 2005 01:04 GMT
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> You are a jerk.
Thanks! I'll make a note of it. :)

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223rem - 06 Sep 2005 06:42 GMT
>>>>Is it possible that he is biter due to the stress of confinement?
>>>
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> no idea we were graced with a pet psychic! Is it possible you're either
> a clueless troll or even one of the famous socks? Hmmm.
I'm so sorry I didnt properly research the Google archives to get up to
date on a subject as important as the history of Hodge the cat
beofre posting. Sorry about that.
Diane - 06 Sep 2005 12:13 GMT
> > Oh, you gleaned "history" and "stress" and "confinement" from one post
> > that contained no history and no mention of stress or confinement? I had
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> date on a subject as important as the history of Hodge the cat
> beofre posting. Sorry about that.
I don't care if you know anything about Hodge the cat, until you ask
snotty questions about something you don't know anything about and say
it was prompted by one post in which neither "confinement" nor "stress"
is mentioned.

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> One of my cats is an escape artist and I have to watch that he doesn't dart
> out the door. I started keeping a water bottle at the door and I squirt him
> if he even comes close to it while I'm coming in and out. Getting soaked
> with a big blast of water seems to be a big deterrent with him. He often
> will sit by the edge of the stove but rarely goes any further now because he
> knows if he makes a dash for it he gets squirted.
Poor cat. That's so sad.