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Old June 14th 04, 10:07 PM
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"Laura R." wrote
Oh, he's definitely right. :-D


What a doll. Here's to "in your face" (or hair) cats.


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Old June 14th 04, 10:47 PM
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"Laura R." wrote in message
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circa Mon, 14 Jun 2004 21:07:43 GMT, in rec.pets.cats.health+behav,
Mary ) said,

What a doll. Here's to "in your face" (or hair) cats.

They do make our lives so much better, don't they? :-)


You bet. All the kitty poo, fur, spit, and puke cleanup is worth it.


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Old June 14th 04, 10:47 PM
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"Laura R." wrote in message
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circa Mon, 14 Jun 2004 21:07:43 GMT, in rec.pets.cats.health+behav,
Mary ) said,

What a doll. Here's to "in your face" (or hair) cats.

They do make our lives so much better, don't they? :-)


You bet. All the kitty poo, fur, spit, and puke cleanup is worth it.


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Old June 14th 04, 10:47 PM
Mary
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"Laura R." wrote in message
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circa Mon, 14 Jun 2004 21:07:43 GMT, in rec.pets.cats.health+behav,
Mary ) said,

What a doll. Here's to "in your face" (or hair) cats.

They do make our lives so much better, don't they? :-)


You bet. All the kitty poo, fur, spit, and puke cleanup is worth it.


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Old June 15th 04, 03:16 AM
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On 2004-06-13, Mary wrote:
I realize that this says something about my housekeeping, but I catch her at
this in my office all the time. I recall reading that spiderwebs were used
in healing by Native Americans at some point. I've never had a cat that does
this, anyone else?

I guess the cat likes the taste. Cobwebs were used in folk medicine
world wide to staunch bleeding. For external use only.

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Old June 15th 04, 03:16 AM
William Hamblen
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On 2004-06-13, Mary wrote:
I realize that this says something about my housekeeping, but I catch her at
this in my office all the time. I recall reading that spiderwebs were used
in healing by Native Americans at some point. I've never had a cat that does
this, anyone else?

I guess the cat likes the taste. Cobwebs were used in folk medicine
world wide to staunch bleeding. For external use only.

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Old June 15th 04, 03:16 AM
William Hamblen
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On 2004-06-13, Mary wrote:
I realize that this says something about my housekeeping, but I catch her at
this in my office all the time. I recall reading that spiderwebs were used
in healing by Native Americans at some point. I've never had a cat that does
this, anyone else?

I guess the cat likes the taste. Cobwebs were used in folk medicine
world wide to staunch bleeding. For external use only.

 




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