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M.C. Mullen - 14 Dec 2003 16:59 GMT

Micky is a little thief!
Now that it is candle season I have lighters everywhere, they've all
disappeared.
I bought new ones, they're gone too. Wonder where he puts hem? I have to use
matches now :-(

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Carola

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Judy - 15 Dec 2003 04:39 GMT

> Micky is a little thief!
> Now that it is candle season I have lighters everywhere, they've all
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> Carola

When small items go missing in our house, we check under the stove and the
sofa, and there they are!

Judy & Matilda the thief.

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Sherry - 15 Dec 2003 05:26 GMT

>Micky is a little thief!
>Now that it is candle season I have lighters everywhere, they've all
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>Carola

You'll find his stash somewhere. Look under the bed. Bootsie steals things,
too. Mostly jewelery if I leave it lying about. Once she stole my daughter's
leather student ID case with credit card & driver's license. We didn't find it
for a month.

Sherry

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Wendy - 15 Dec 2003 12:19 GMT

My Boots plays "hockey" with his toys and we usually find them under the
refrigerator or stove. If not there then under the couch or chairs, possibly
the dressers in the bedroom. Check the toes of your shoes and inside any
closets where the doors may have been left open.

Micky is a little thief!
Now that it is candle season I have lighters everywhere, they've all
disappeared.
I bought new ones, they're gone too. Wonder where he puts hem? I have to use
matches now :-(

--
Carola

^..^ ~~ ,
=?`= ___ )
(_

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Rich - 16 Dec 2003 20:19 GMT

All of you are wrong ...Micky is probably saving those lighters for a darker
day. But on the 'lighter side', be thankful he is not drinking your beer
...or is he?

Rich
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> My Boots plays "hockey" with his toys and we usually find them under the
> refrigerator or stove. If not there then under the couch or chairs, possibly
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M.C. Mullen - 17 Dec 2003 04:12 GMT

| All of you are wrong ...Micky is probably saving those lighters for a darker
| day. But on the 'lighter side', be thankful he is not drinking your beer
| ...or is he?
|
| Rich

LOL

He put his nose into my wine the other day. And we think that he smokes
secretly ... :-)

Carola

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Wendy - 18 Dec 2003 12:35 GMT

"Rich" <BogusEmail@Comcast.net> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
news:FNJDb.561684$HS4.4257852@attbi_s01...

| All of you are wrong ...Micky is probably saving those lighters for a

darker

| day. But on the 'lighter side', be thankful he is not drinking your beer
| ...or is he?
|
| Rich

LOL

He put his nose into my wine the other day. And we think that he smokes
secretly ... :-)

Carola

Could be. I've seen cats swipe cigarettes right out of the pack.

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KiaSidhe - 04 Feb 2004 12:06 GMT

> "Rich" schrieb...

> | All of you are wrong ...Micky is probably saving those lighters for a
> darker
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> Carola

yah. my little kitty likes to stick her nose in my drinks too. and my
fiancee is constantly asking her "what's wrong with you?? are you high??"
occasionally, it seems like she smoked a bit too much ganja. *grins*

---julia
ps - we don't smoke at all. we just think the cat is getting it somewhere.

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MarAzul - 04 Feb 2004 20:52 GMT

> yah. my little kitty likes to stick her nose in my drinks too. and my
> fiancee is constantly asking her "what's wrong with you?? are you high??"
> occasionally, it seems like she smoked a bit too much ganja. *grins*
>
> ---julia
> ps - we don't smoke at all. we just think the cat is getting it somewhere.

Hehehehe...
Is your cat abusing marijuana?? Here are signs to watch for:
Regular users may experience agitation, insomnia, irritability, and anxiety
over a period of time.

a.. Rapid, loud talking (meowing?) and bursts of laughter in early stages
of intoxication
b.. Sleepy or stuporous in later stages of intoxication
c.. Forgetfulness in conversation
d.. Inflammation in the whites of the eyes; pupils unlikely to be dilated
e.. Odor similar to burnt rope on clothing (/fur) or breath
f.. Tendency to drive slowly (beneath speed limit)
g.. Distorted sense of time (tendency to overestimate time intervals)
h.. Use or possession of paraphernalia (roach clip, packs of rolling
papers, pipes, bongs)
i.. "Munchies"
Has your cat started becoming withdrawn? Do they have new friends that
you've never met? If so, they may be smokin' the ganja! Help is available
people! Call your local branch of MOCAMU!! (Mothers of Cats Against
Marijuana Use)

Hehe...

Mar
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"I meant," said Ipslore, bitterly,"what is there in this world that makes
living worthwhile?"

Death thought about it.
"Cats," he said eventually, "Cats are nice."

-Terry Pratchett, 'Sourcery'

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