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Why I Banned Next Door's (Evil) Cat
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Hahahahahaha 
that's a cracker Mr Badger 
Foggy x
Hi foggy uyou not talking tome lol. Dee xx
Of course I'm talking to you Dee and you were in my thoughts all day yesterday. How did the op go ? I hope that you mouth isn't too sore. I read that your new dog is keeping you and your family on yours toes with it's somewhat misguided attempt at helping you out in the garden ........ Let's hope he begins to understand very quickly
Sending lots of positive healing vibes your way
Foggy x
Hi foggy, for some reason your not getting my messages I left you four including this one , my mouth is still very sore and hurts like hell, swollen and bruised but its all over now, I bit it again trying to clean my teeth lol...how are you, you take care foggy sending you gentl hugs...Dee xx
Oh dear Dee, I did fear you might find it rather painful. I had a lump removed from my tongue some time back and it was hideously painful, so you have my complete and sincere sympathy. I'm coming out of a flare which hit me really hard, but hopefully the worst is over, I can't wait for spring to properly arrive and then the summer and it's warmth.
I'm sending you loads and loads of positive healing vibes and gentle hugs. (((Dee)))
Foggy x
Why, thank you my dear 
Bbut I do
............. I have 5 and they're faster and smarter than any cat
LOLOLOL
xxx POT
Hey Pot, I thought they were unsociable. are they all in the same cage? Mine's just started using her ball and now doesn't like getting out. Kettle
Cooo eee ..... have I missed something, I didn't know you also have a hammy, could I ask her name ? Thank goodness Jack isn't there to terrorise the poor thing, that's the only reason I wouldn't go out and get one, I'm sure the poor thing would be frightened to death and Mr B and Poppie would become obsessional about trying to free it from it's cage for sport 
Foggy x
She's called Cookie and I wickedly thought about changing that to Dee Think
I only got her because she was unwanted. 4 months old - doesn't half sound like a Christmas present that went wrong GRRRR 
No, never with Jack. Before I took her on I checked with daughter that would have a hammie sitter should I need one. I thought I posted about her but you know the fog . . I'll put that right later. She has a good home now, even if I say so myself, and was unsocialised (kept in a separate room), but is responding well. I've only had her a week so it's early days.
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My boys are are fab thanx and love being out and about they have a huge playground and I make bridges and things for them to run under and give them tin can skittles to knock over they're very clever at getting strikes heheheheheheheh
They have to be looked after by they're Uncle B next week as we're off to Cumbria for a few days don't like leaving my babas
hehehehehehe! That is brilliant!
Got a message for you from Nedd:
Don't blink,
Do not look away,
And, most of all,
Do not blink!
Hehehe. Doctor Who is coming to Town next week. Guess who else will be there - ME!
That is so unfair I am going to cry now! My son went to a convention in Cardiff and he loved it! He kept saying, you should have been there dad. Boo! Hoo!
There's a train direct from Derby . . .Cross country voyager - if it's not cancelled. Last time I went to Oxford it took 3 hrs to get back. Should have been 56 mins Still was an interesting journey.
Last summer I came into Derby, caught a train to Nottingham and changed for Skegness and it took over three and half hours! never again!
Off putting, eh? Buses not much better. Here 1 in 4 is missing or late. Can't rely on them for work
I take it you won't be coming? I'll get some photos for you if I can.
Sunny Skeggy
Mind you, neither my wife nor I can walk much these days, so don't think we would go anyway unless we got those little electric scooters! That would be so cool, zooming along the prom, prom, prom.
I dont have a bunny hahaha like it
morning gins. How you?
Morning Morning I am ok well "Fine" but still smiling
That is it, no more funny pics for the morning, I love this one! Your cat looks maniacal, it reminds me of the one I had when I was a kid (no funny remarks please, I can remember that far back! ) He use terrorise the dog next door and then sit on the fence with just that look. Come to think of it he looks like my cat...How long do cats live? Susan x
fenbadger in reply to
Immortal, they only seem to die. 20 somethig seems to be far from unusual - barring accidents, they have less road sense than dogs - if that's possible. My Jack was well behaved on the railway though.
I was yard master once, (not as grand as it sounds) and Jack and I were operating the points for shunting. the boss said "its too cold to sit out there, let the little feller come up on the engine" Next thing I see, he's sat on the driver's lap lording it over all and sundry, Me, I'm still out in the cold and wet.
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Awh, poor you That sounds about right though. My sukie (It was a tomcat, explains why he was the way he was :)) ) would sit on the opening above the doors very contentedly until he saw some one coming then he would jump onto the chair they would sit on and just look at them with a look of "well I was here first". They wouldn't be brave enough to move him
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Hehehe. There was a youtube thing recently and i know i wont find it again, there was a cat looking out of a window barking at the local dogs, really winding them up. When it realised it was beong watched it started meowing with look of fake innocence they do so well, come to think of it, so could Jack
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I adored my cat and thought it was the same for him, not a bit of it, was in the local shop after he had gone missing for a few days (he would do this regularly) with me crazily looking for him, a woman in there was talking about her cat. Turns out her cat, was my cat! I went round to her house to make sure and there he was lording up in her sitting room. When he saw me he was the picture of innocence mixed with oh dear I'm found out when we had to move house, he decided that he would stay with his other family. Broke my wee heart, haven't had a cat since
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I have this on my pinterest site, but dont know how to put a video on here
This puss looks the image of my little "Trouble" sadly, she passed three years ago. I wouldn't mind losing a hamster if I could have her back! I still have her brother who I imaginatively named Brother, but sadly he has chronic heart failure and won't be with me much longer
Don't pets just get to you. My little cookie is in her ball making lots of noise bashing into the furniture
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Watch her, they are more devious than they look. We had one who learnt how to wedge the ball so that she could open the hatch and escape.
Luckily we had a watch dog "Cassie" who used to follow the hamsters around often giving them a push and as soon as she escape she would come to us bark to say that hammy had gat out hugs
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barking cat...lovable-friends.com
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