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DW - 16 Jul 2005 14:33 GMT

http://www1.whdh.com/features/articles/helpmehank/BOS2559/

They don't show it on the site, the cat is all black.

The tag has an address and phone #, but no area code and no
town. (And no it isn't one of the neighboring towns.)

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Flippy - 17 Jul 2005 00:01 GMT

This is an international newsgroup, so it would help if you could at least
let us know what country you are in. UK, Australia, USA, etc...

> http://www1.whdh.com/features/articles/helpmehank/BOS2559/
>
> They don't show it on the site, the cat is all black.
>
> The tag has an address and phone #, but no area code and no
> town. (And no it isn't one of the neighboring towns.)

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Scarecrow - 17 Jul 2005 14:24 GMT

"Flippy" <flippy@spamtrap.westnet.com.au>
Amazed us with this freakin gem...

>This is an international newsgroup, so it would help if you could at least
>let us know what country you are in. UK, Australia, USA, etc...

f.cking idiot aussie.

>> http://www1.whdh.com/features/articles/helpmehank/BOS2559/
>>
>> They don't show it on the site, the cat is all black.
>>
>> The tag has an address and phone #, but no area code and no
>> town. (And no it isn't one of the neighboring towns.)

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DW - 17 Jul 2005 16:22 GMT

> This is an international newsgroup, so it would help if you could at least
> let us know what country you are in. UK, Australia, USA, etc...

The cat was found in Chelmsford, Mass., United States. But it is not
from
one of the surrounding towns. And yes it could be from an
international
veneue. (Did it come from a package shipped from Canada? England?)

As best they can figure it is not a cat from Massachusetts.
(Massachusetts has five area codes, none of them lead to an owner.)

I would add there are instances where a cat will get to a location from
a far away place by stowing away in a truck/car/box/etc.

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Scarecrow - 17 Jul 2005 18:34 GMT

"DW" <DrWoodardOnDS@hotmail.com>
Amazed us with this freakin gem...

>> This is an international newsgroup, so it would help if you could at least
>> let us know what country you are in. UK, Australia, USA, etc...
>The cat was found in Chelmsford, Mass., United States. But it is not
>from
>one of the surrounding towns.

Might you be from Braintree?
<oh the irony>

> And yes it could be from an
>international
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>I would add there are instances where a cat will get to a location from
>a far away place by stowing away in a truck/car/box/etc.

Best scenario is to slice Tabby up into a dozen pieces and ship each
pussy fillet to a separate location. Then see if the little f.cker
returns home.

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