who invented these things

On Feb 12, 10:38*am, "cybercat" wrote:

Anything might have been under the house next door, something partially
eaten by rats, dogs, whatever. The warehouse is going to be the same, though
I know the view is better. For you.

bah, try another state

try another state

jupiter is fine! hmm? hmm?

On Feb 6, 1:40*pm, Stan Brown wrote:

Always a pleasure to observe your version of reasoned discussion.

careful, he's fragile

On Feb 12, 10:38*am, "cybercat" wrote:

Anything might have been under the house next door, something partially
eaten by rats, dogs, whatever. The warehouse is going to be the same, though
I know the view is better. For you.

it could have been food lion meats

or food land meats

actually, ALL OF YOUR CATS HAVE COME IN CONTACT WITH THIS PARASITE

the difference is the cats resistance to it
the same goes for us

MOST PEOPLE have had contact with it, and MOST PEOPLE HAVE THE SAME
PARASITE IN THEM RIGHT NOW.

its about resistence

I read the article, that one and others.

On Feb 12, 10:38*am, "cybercat" wrote:

Anything might have been under the house next door, something partially
eaten by rats, dogs, whatever. The warehouse is going to be the same, though
I know the view is better. For you.

Yeah, you should try this river loft penthouse living

it beats the heck out of living beside an 8 lane interstate anyday.
but. no matter... a structure, or location Nancy, doesn't make a home
I'm just saying, You can still be happy living long side of the
interstate
I bet the dust is just awful

I hear ya though, rats and little vermon

but, I think Lucy got her mess in another state