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"And then I was sick inna hedge"
Teodoro: Why? Why should I? Why spam your Portuguese language site on an English-language blog? Why? WHY?
Scary: I think I shall go and change his link a bit.
*mwahahahaha*
I take it then, that you won"t be replacing Pudsey with a cat.Very well written.
Now to wake the Ange up, talking of little Vampires. I|m on the promise of a Lamb curry when I get over today. Mmmmmmm!
a.b: If I do get a cat, it certainly won't be a Siamese. And Pudsey can never be 'replaced' anyway.
Glad you like the tale of terror 
Have a lovely curry, and say hello to Ange for me.
He He He!
You silly billy
My (non-Siamese) cat has a habit of flinging the bedroom door wide open before entering the room. Very disconcerting in the middle of the night, I can tell you.
I love cats. But I could never finish a whole one by myself.
Lovely story.
Yay for cats!
And boo for not reading the "listen to this article" yourself. I reckon you'd do quite a podcast...
flip: I was only little at the time...
Dawn: Ah yes, the excellent Riley. Bless his furry paws...
arkeythehun: They store well in the freezer, you know.
Fish: Yay for cats indeed, except when they scare the crap out of me.
*thinks about the possibilities of podcasts...*
Poor Misty. Poor cat.
And Misty, somehow I don't think that you sound like an American robot.
Be afraid
Be very afraid
The duck is out for revenge.
http://thumbsnap.com/v/XZdV7elI.jpg
A duck balancer's challenge if ever there was one (pic in various papers today - "Canard de Bain" by Florentijn Hofman")
"The woman that owned the place also had a daughter the same age as myself"
Wow, do you know how many stories I read that have that sentence in them. But they usually end up a different way. Often with some screaming though!
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