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What kind of cigarettes does you're cat smoke
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What kind of cigarettes does you're cat smoke
On 21 Nov 2005 15:03:25 -0800, "whitershadeofpale"
wrote: tell the truth Louis would smoke Camels, but he doesn't have opposable thumbs, and even if he could light a lighter his face would erupt in flame. He's content in eating any detritus off our floors, shelves or countertops. BLink |
What kind of cigarettes does you're cat smoke
Brian Link wrote: He's content in eating any detritus off our floors, shelves or countertops. BLink ha I hear ya! I was thinking more along the lines of second hand smoke I guess no-one on here smokes (catnipped)... ha, he said, detritus |
What kind of cigarettes does you're cat smoke
"whitershadeofpale" wrote in message oups.com... Brian Link wrote: He's content in eating any detritus off our floors, shelves or countertops. BLink ha I hear ya! I was thinking more along the lines of second hand smoke I guess no-one on here smokes (catnipped)... ha, he said, detritus Barry, would you mind telling Brian to clean his gd house? Less for the cat to eat that might get stuck in his intestines. |
What kind of cigarettes does you're cat smoke
What kind of cigarettes does you're cat smoke?
The only ones we have are the home made 'illegal' variety. My female cat seems to follow 'it' round the room sitting on whoever's lap has the 'doobie'... She will even steal 'unlighted ones', and hide them away in her cat house... |
What kind of cigarettes does you're cat smoke
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What kind of cigarettes does you're cat smoke
whitershadeofpale wrote: tell the truth Hawaiian sensimilla. -L. |
What kind of cigarettes does you're cat smoke
"whitershadeofpale" wrote in message
oups.com... Brian Link wrote: He's content in eating any detritus off our floors, shelves or countertops. BLink ha I hear ya! I was thinking more along the lines of second hand smoke I guess no-one on here smokes (catnipped)... Nope, I don't smoke - and if I did I wouldn't do it around my cats. Not only will it harm their lungs, but the tar and nicotine accumulates on a cat's coat (like it does on the curtains, walls, furntiture, etc. of a smoker's house). Then cats will lick off the tar and nicotine and have a *MUCH* higher chance of getting lymphoma. Hugs, CatNipped ha, he said, detritus |
What kind of cigarettes does you're cat smoke
"Diane" wrote in message
... In article , "CatNipped" wrote: Nope, I don't smoke - and if I did I wouldn't do it around my cats. Not only will it harm their lungs, but the tar and nicotine accumulates on a cat's coat (like it does on the curtains, walls, furntiture, etc. of a smoker's house). Or in the lungs . . . ever clean a wall at a smoker's house? The wall is sometimes an entirely different colour underneath. It's pretty scary. Yep, we moved into a smoker's house. I thought they had horrible taste in wall color - pukey yellow - but the walls were actually white underneath all the gunk. *AND* there were cigarette burns on all the bathroom counters (which were conveniently covered with knick-knacks when we did the walk-through). Smoking is just plain nasty! Hugs, CatNipped -- Web site: http://www.slywy.com/ Message board: http://www.slywy.com/phpBB2/ Journal: http://slywy.diaryland.com/ |
What kind of cigarettes does you're cat smoke
"Diane" wrote in message ... In article , "CatNipped" wrote: Nope, I don't smoke - and if I did I wouldn't do it around my cats. Not only will it harm their lungs, but the tar and nicotine accumulates on a cat's coat (like it does on the curtains, walls, furntiture, etc. of a smoker's house). Or in the lungs . . . ever clean a wall at a smoker's house? The wall is sometimes an entirely different colour underneath. It's pretty scary. -- You have to use some kind of special stuff on the walls or paint will not stick. |
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