Tinbasherdan
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They’re some machine those things, our sister had one. Could’ve saddled it and rode it to work
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To quote Hawkins in the film Predator "Jeez you got a big pussy. Jeez you got a big pussy."
Screwdriver
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Well I almost hesitate to put this up. I did this excerpt for my next door neighbours. I was out shooting another video (The Biscuit Tin Forge but there's no release date yet) and Baggie pops over as usual to say hello.
He was run over and killed later that day. Proper nutter he was too. He could fly up a tree as quick as a squirrel and was a constant companion in his all too brief life here. Had a brilliant trick of getting tangled up in your feet as you walk down the garden and when he got you to stop would roll over for some attention...
I'm almost sorry to post this sad little story but if nothing else, he reminds me you can pack a lot into the shortest life.
He was run over and killed later that day. Proper nutter he was too. He could fly up a tree as quick as a squirrel and was a constant companion in his all too brief life here. Had a brilliant trick of getting tangled up in your feet as you walk down the garden and when he got you to stop would roll over for some attention...
I'm almost sorry to post this sad little story but if nothing else, he reminds me you can pack a lot into the shortest life.
Bryan Williams
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Her or the cat?Nextdoor had a cat, scared all the birds away and shat in everybodies garden but hers
8ob
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These cat puppies are insane, a couple of quick snaps of mig, tig,gas and arc. Hard to catch them still long enough to pose , find their antics hilarious and waste way too much time watching them roar about
Bob
One of ours doesn't mind the rain either, he'll quite happily go out and get absolutely soaked, he'd probably come back drier if he'd being swimming. We have to give him a good rub down with a towel when he comes back in or he'll dry himself off on you leaving you with a soaked lap.
rtbcomp
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Are your neighbours OK? The cat will look after itself.
owas
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neighbours are fine, they just rarely let it inside,
it was trying to get in at there door last night but they didnt open it.
owas
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well when i opened my front door and tried to get it inside, (it was really raining at this point) it stuck its paw out and seemed to get scared of the rain, then eventualy came to my door but wouldnt come inside ... then went back under the car, its still there now
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theyve finally let it in after it was sat outside thier door making a noise for a while.
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Wallace
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Our 18 year old cat likes to be outside in the summer months, she stayed out in the recent heavy thunderstorm under a table. The younger one goes out in the rain and comes in soaked regularly, the next day her fur is soft and shiny like she's having her own little L'Oreal moment. Both of them come inside to use the litter tray then go back out!
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Although some cats can be right liars, and will swear blind that no one cares about them, there are others who really are treated badly, and just not looked after properly.
If it was me (I’m a right softy) I’d make sure there was a bit of shelter, and maybe a bit grub available for the wee sossage.
If it was me (I’m a right softy) I’d make sure there was a bit of shelter, and maybe a bit grub available for the wee sossage.
