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My cat is asleep in the nieghbours dining room

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FluffyMummy123 · 19/09/2008 14:38

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FabioHungoverNoShoutingPlease · 20/09/2008 21:11

'delivering cards'
yes that's right

I was NOT canvassing for votes as school governor and handing out VOTE FABIO posters and stickers and badges and tea cosies.
no no no no no no no
it was cards
cards.

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FabioHungoverNoShoutingPlease · 20/09/2008 21:09

I am in my underground palace nursing 2 days' worth of hangover.

Cats shouldn't drink.
It's wrong.

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FluffyMummy123 · 20/09/2008 21:07

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FabioHungoverNoShoutingPlease · 20/09/2008 21:06

yes?
I have managed to stay off the booze this evening.

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FluffyMummy123 · 20/09/2008 21:02

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mynameisluka · 19/09/2008 19:39

I was just gonna say Six Dinner Sid. See you got there first cod. I just love that you felt the need to correct your spelling of dinner from sinner! Made me chuckle.

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surreylady · 19/09/2008 19:35

We had a cat that went AWOL for a couple of days - searched high and low - feared the worst - decided to leaflet the neighbours - as I went up one path there was said cat (Dougal) asleep on the lounge windowsill - seems he had seen the door open whilst she packed for a weekend away - and gone in - had to wait for her to return to release him....

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bella29 · 19/09/2008 19:08

You should write a book, Cod!

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PinkTulips · 19/09/2008 19:06

does anyone remember that cartoon that cbeebies showed a few years ago about 'binka' the cat?

he had 3 houses so he could get food at all of them and was in love with the next door cat 'suki' and was regularly beaten up by the neighbourhood allycats who had the coolest theme music

fabio probably got his arse bite as retribution for stealing from another moggies dinner

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Ledodgy · 19/09/2008 18:53

lol at 6 dinner Sid that's what my mum used to call him.

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FluffyMummy123 · 19/09/2008 18:31

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FluffyMummy123 · 19/09/2008 18:30

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Ledodgy · 19/09/2008 16:55

No he won't. Our cat Ollie was like this, so much so there was uproar from the neighbours when they found out we were moving so we left him with old lady who lived next door but one.

It turned out he'd have breakfast with us, then move on next door for kippers , then to next door but one for lunch, and back to us for tea. It wasn't unknown for me to be walking round to the shop a good 5 minutes walk away to see him on the inside of someone's windowledge! Everyone had a cat bowl etc for him and each thought he was their cat.

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palaver · 19/09/2008 16:49

My cat used to go next door and sleep on my neighbour's bed.

Her own cat was trembling downstairs.

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tink123 · 19/09/2008 16:42

my cat tried to follow me on the bus one day

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FluffyMummy123 · 19/09/2008 15:40

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FluffyMummy123 · 19/09/2008 15:40

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MadreInglese · 19/09/2008 15:25

can't believe you're ignoring my funny link

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MadreInglese · 19/09/2008 14:52

he will come home wearing these

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FluffyMummy123 · 19/09/2008 14:47

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BoysArrrrLikeDogs · 19/09/2008 14:46

Aww bless his wee shaven arse

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MadreInglese · 19/09/2008 14:45

does the neighbour feed him?

we had a weirdy neighbour once who tried to 'adopt' our cat

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FluffyMummy123 · 19/09/2008 14:42

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RhubarbEatsBiscuitsOnTheBog · 19/09/2008 14:42

In today's current economical crisis I am afraid that the luxury of owning a cat will be seen by some as unneccessary and expensive. If the said cat is not put into a stew by the more poorer neighbours of your area, then surely the better idea would be to share the cat amongst a few neighbours so that each will have the experience and luxury of owning a cat for a few brief moments.

However the cheaper option would be to eat the cat and then stuff the remains so that your beloved pet can still be enjoyed by the family at no added expense to yourselves.

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FluffyMummy123 · 19/09/2008 14:42

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