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#21
June 18th 04, 10:53 PM
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I talk to my cats all the time. If someone heard me they would think I was
talking to children not cats. Ann "jemifur" wrote in message om... Do you sing/talk to your furry friends? Every morning while I get ready for work Pepper lounges in the bathroom sink. As soon as I get out of the shower and move to the sink he stands up on his hind legs and puts his front feet on my chest while staring in to my eyes. He is such a cute little thing  Well,this is my hint to pick him up and sing a little ditty about what a "pretty Pepper kitty" he is. If I don't do this he will pace the bathroom counter and push things on to the floor. As soon as he gets his song and cuddle he will go back to lounging in the sink. And the thing is, I really enjoy the "kitty time" every morning while I sing - and I swear that if I sing a different song he knows. If the song changes I get "the look of death" until I sing "pretty kitty". So, am I alone or are there others just as goofy as me? 
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June 18th 04, 10:53 PM
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I talk to my cats all the time. If someone heard me they would think I was
talking to children not cats. Ann "jemifur" wrote in message om... Do you sing/talk to your furry friends? Every morning while I get ready for work Pepper lounges in the bathroom sink. As soon as I get out of the shower and move to the sink he stands up on his hind legs and puts his front feet on my chest while staring in to my eyes. He is such a cute little thing Well,this is my hint to pick him up and sing a little ditty about what a "pretty Pepper kitty" he is. If I don't do this he will pace the bathroom counter and push things on to the floor. As soon as he gets his song and cuddle he will go back to lounging in the sink. And the thing is, I really enjoy the "kitty time" every morning while I sing - and I swear that if I sing a different song he knows. If the song changes I get "the look of death" until I sing "pretty kitty". So, am I alone or are there others just as goofy as me?
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June 18th 04, 10:54 PM
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On Fri, 18 Jun 2004 17:41:42 GMT, O J yodeled:
On 18 June, jemifur wrote: ---------------------snip---------------------- If the song changes I get "the look of death" until I sing "pretty kitty". So, am I alone or are there others just as goofy as me? Ugol's law states that if you're doing it, there's someone else doing it too. It wasn't originally applied to the interactions people have with their furry masters, but it still applies. We just had a discussion of the song someone made up to describe that cute behavior they do where they lay their head down and roll it under, "Mr. Upside Downy Head." The originator of that thread also wondered if there was anyone else that goofy. It turned out that there were quite a few. That would be me.  Theresa My Blog: http://www.humanitas.blogspot.com alt.tv.frasier FAQ: http://www.im-listening.net/FAQ/
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June 18th 04, 10:54 PM
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On Fri, 18 Jun 2004 17:41:42 GMT, O J yodeled:
On 18 June, jemifur wrote: ---------------------snip---------------------- If the song changes I get "the look of death" until I sing "pretty kitty". So, am I alone or are there others just as goofy as me? Ugol's law states that if you're doing it, there's someone else doing it too. It wasn't originally applied to the interactions people have with their furry masters, but it still applies. We just had a discussion of the song someone made up to describe that cute behavior they do where they lay their head down and roll it under, "Mr. Upside Downy Head." The originator of that thread also wondered if there was anyone else that goofy. It turned out that there were quite a few. That would be me. Theresa My Blog: http://www.humanitas.blogspot.com alt.tv.frasier FAQ: http://www.im-listening.net/FAQ/
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June 18th 04, 10:54 PM
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On Fri, 18 Jun 2004 17:41:42 GMT, O J yodeled:
On 18 June, jemifur wrote: ---------------------snip---------------------- If the song changes I get "the look of death" until I sing "pretty kitty". So, am I alone or are there others just as goofy as me? Ugol's law states that if you're doing it, there's someone else doing it too. It wasn't originally applied to the interactions people have with their furry masters, but it still applies. We just had a discussion of the song someone made up to describe that cute behavior they do where they lay their head down and roll it under, "Mr. Upside Downy Head." The originator of that thread also wondered if there was anyone else that goofy. It turned out that there were quite a few. That would be me. Theresa My Blog: http://www.humanitas.blogspot.com alt.tv.frasier FAQ: http://www.im-listening.net/FAQ/
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#26
June 18th 04, 11:28 PM
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"Ann" wrote in message news:rvJAc.3811$rf7.349@lakeread02... I talk to my cats all the time. If someone heard me they would think I was talking to children not cats. Ann If someone heard us talking to our cats and thought we were talking to children they would probably call children's services. Nice thing about cats and dogs. Mostly they don't know or care what you say. Just how you say it. Just talking about "conversation" here, not commands. Poor Rosie is a disgrace to her species. She not only knows her name and usually will come when she is called, she has learned the word no and responds to that as well. We reserve it for keeping her from dashing out the door everytime we let the dog out. Jo
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June 18th 04, 11:28 PM
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"Ann" wrote in message news:rvJAc.3811$rf7.349@lakeread02... I talk to my cats all the time. If someone heard me they would think I was talking to children not cats. Ann If someone heard us talking to our cats and thought we were talking to children they would probably call children's services. Nice thing about cats and dogs. Mostly they don't know or care what you say. Just how you say it. Just talking about "conversation" here, not commands. Poor Rosie is a disgrace to her species. She not only knows her name and usually will come when she is called, she has learned the word no and responds to that as well. We reserve it for keeping her from dashing out the door everytime we let the dog out. Jo
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#28
June 18th 04, 11:28 PM
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"Ann" wrote in message news:rvJAc.3811$rf7.349@lakeread02... I talk to my cats all the time. If someone heard me they would think I was talking to children not cats. Ann If someone heard us talking to our cats and thought we were talking to children they would probably call children's services. Nice thing about cats and dogs. Mostly they don't know or care what you say. Just how you say it. Just talking about "conversation" here, not commands. Poor Rosie is a disgrace to her species. She not only knows her name and usually will come when she is called, she has learned the word no and responds to that as well. We reserve it for keeping her from dashing out the door everytime we let the dog out. Jo
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June 19th 04, 01:29 AM
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June 19th 04, 01:29 AM
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