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Why tank yew fur da nice compliments, Cleo! Myownself wood luff to be
yur model. Tink we'ze cud rent a '55 Tunderboid in Aqua fur da adfurtisink? Dat wood be waaay cool! -- Purrs, Mlle. Anaïs anais+at+electric-ink+dot+com Her Royal Highness Cleopatra Silvercat wrote: Dat was a wunnerfull post, Cleo! Haff yew effur thot ov openink a drivink skewl fur felines? I betz dat lotza kitteez wud take lessons from yourownself. I know myownself wud. Da furless one has a kitty-sized car, low anna small wit only 2 seats - I betz dat I cud really haf sum fun wit it, my fur flapping in da breeze... Anna I likez da bat-toy inna da middle uv da car - y'know da shiny ball onna top uv da stik dat da furless one batz wit his right paw - datz fur us kitteez to bat around, izn't it? I tink yourownself shud giff serious konsideration to a drivink skewl... I had not thought of that - that sounds like a very good idea. I'll have to give that some serious consideration. I have mostly driven vehicles with automatic transmissions, but I have seen some with those stick-between-the-seat things. It does look like they're just for playing games with, so having a nice shiny knob on top would seem to make for a very appealing playtoy. Thank you for suggesting that, Mlle. Anais. Since you are such a beautiful former show kitty, maybe you could be the model for our advertising. Sir TV, would you perhaps be interested in helping out with such a venture? I'd need a lot of help with things like signing up kitties, and arranging to give kitties teleporting directions, and making sure that the student kitties had lots of good food... Cleopatra thinking hard |
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TV stands up, Takes the paw of the beautiful silvercat and they dance
several gigs and then a couple of slow songs, where he holds his winkwink very close and when the dances are ofur he walks slowly to the fud tables and holdz a platter fur clea to fill with all sorts of goodies fur them to share... He then grabs them a whole big bottle of nip wine... We kan share dis here wine cause you isa notted drifin, TV, still thrilled to be with such fine royality Her Royal Highness Cleopatra Silvercat wrote in message ... You are such a wise cat, TV admiringly blush Why, thank you, TV! Shall we dance some more? My hoomin is leaving for a two-day photo expedition to some desert ghost towns, so I'll be without his laptop computer for a bit. But if we go do some more dancing, then maybe sample the table full of goodies again, I don't think I'll be needing his compooter till the weekend when he returns. Cleo |
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ifin you did learned howta drife, we cuuld go thru the hoomanz drife thru
fud placez anna getz fishes ta eatz, Tiger, anticipating anna hopin dat TV's wink considerz dis here iderement Mlle. Anaïs wrote in message ... Dat was a wunnerfull post, Cleo! Haff yew effur thot ov openink a drivink skewl fur felines? I betz dat lotza kitteez wud take lessons from yourownself. I know myownself wud. Da furless one has a kitty-sized car, low anna small wit only 2 seats - I betz dat I cud really haf sum fun wit it, my fur flapping in da breeze... Anna I likez da bat-toy inna da middle uv da car - y'know da shiny ball onna top uv da stik dat da furless one batz wit his right paw - datz fur us kitteez to bat around, izn't it? I tink yourownself shud giff serious konsideration to a drivink skewl... -- Purrs, Mlle. Anaïs anais+at+electric-ink+dot+com Her Royal Highness Cleopatra Silvercat wrote: Java, I can offer some assistance with that problem. The key to enjoying an RV trip is that you need to be one doing the driving. You'll find that if you raise the driver's seat all the way up, tape a long stick to the "go" pedal and one to the "stop" pedal you can control everything that need to be controlled from right there in the driver's seat. And here's the key to making the trip LOTS of fun... You know how hoomins have lots of silly rules about just about EVERYTHING in life? Well, driving RVs is like evrything else in that regard, only worse. They have little red signs on the side of the road, and rules that say you have to stop when you come to one. And they have multicolored lights that shine red and yellow and green - when it shines red at you their rules say that you have to stop, and when it shines green you can go, and when it shines yellow you have to go really, really fast. But like all other hoomin rules, us felines are free to disregard their silly rules. And ignoring their silly driving rules make the hoomins get all excited and happy - watch what your hoomins and the hoomins in other cars and RVs do when you drive really fast past one of those red lights! After you drive through enough of them, the amusement you get from watching your hoomins can be enough to make the whole trip worthwhile. Her Royal Highness Cleopatra Silvercat |
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I wuuld lof ta hep. I cuuld transpurt the student kittys anna maybe Miss
Violette anna Miss Dyna wuuld cater da fud, they isa bof wonnerful atta gettin goodgood fud, TV Her Royal Highness Cleopatra Silvercat wrote in message ... Dat was a wunnerfull post, Cleo! Haff yew effur thot ov openink a drivink skewl fur felines? I betz dat lotza kitteez wud take lessons from yourownself. I know myownself wud. Da furless one has a kitty-sized car, low anna small wit only 2 seats - I betz dat I cud really haf sum fun wit it, my fur flapping in da breeze... Anna I likez da bat-toy inna da middle uv da car - y'know da shiny ball onna top uv da stik dat da furless one batz wit his right paw - datz fur us kitteez to bat around, izn't it? I tink yourownself shud giff serious konsideration to a drivink skewl... I had not thought of that - that sounds like a very good idea. I'll have to give that some serious consideration. I have mostly driven vehicles with automatic transmissions, but I have seen some with those stick-between-the-seat things. It does look like they're just for playing games with, so having a nice shiny knob on top would seem to make for a very appealing playtoy. Thank you for suggesting that, Mlle. Anais. Since you are such a beautiful former show kitty, maybe you could be the model for our advertising. Sir TV, would you perhaps be interested in helping out with such a venture? I'd need a lot of help with things like signing up kitties, and arranging to give kitties teleporting directions, and making sure that the student kitties had lots of good food... Cleopatra thinking hard |
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Why tank yew fur da nice compliments, Cleo! Myownself wood luff to be
yur model. Tink we'ze cud rent a '55 Tunderboid in Aqua fur da adfurtisink? Dat wood be waaay cool! I think that between your beautiful self and my regal self and TVs handsome self, we can probably find someone to GIVE us a 55 Thunderbird to use for the advertising photo shoot and then to use in the driving school. Cleopatra |
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Why Tiger, dat's a wunnerful idearment! I can see dis now: an aqua
Tunnerboid filled wit kitteez drifink thru da Arthur Treacher's fishee place! Mmmmmmmm.... -- Purrs, Mlle. Anaïs anais+at+electric-ink+dot+com Miss Violette wrote: ifin you did learned howta drife, we cuuld go thru the hoomanz drife thru fud placez anna getz fishes ta eatz, Tiger, anticipating anna hopin dat TV's wink considerz dis here iderement Mlle. Anaïs wrote in message ... Dat was a wunnerfull post, Cleo! Haff yew effur thot ov openink a drivink skewl fur felines? I betz dat lotza kitteez wud take lessons from yourownself. I know myownself wud. Da furless one has a kitty-sized car, low anna small wit only 2 seats - I betz dat I cud really haf sum fun wit it, my fur flapping in da breeze... Anna I likez da bat-toy inna da middle uv da car - y'know da shiny ball onna top uv da stik dat da furless one batz wit his right paw - datz fur us kitteez to bat around, izn't it? I tink yourownself shud giff serious konsideration to a drivink skewl... -- Purrs, Mlle. Anaïs anais+at+electric-ink+dot+com Her Royal Highness Cleopatra Silvercat wrote: Java, I can offer some assistance with that problem. The key to enjoying an RV trip is that you need to be one doing the driving. You'll find that if you raise the driver's seat all the way up, tape a long stick to the "go" pedal and one to the "stop" pedal you can control everything that need to be controlled from right there in the driver's seat. And here's the key to making the trip LOTS of fun... You know how hoomins have lots of silly rules about just about EVERYTHING in life? Well, driving RVs is like evrything else in that regard, only worse. They have little red signs on the side of the road, and rules that say you have to stop when you come to one. And they have multicolored lights that shine red and yellow and green - when it shines red at you their rules say that you have to stop, and when it shines green you can go, and when it shines yellow you have to go really, really fast. But like all other hoomin rules, us felines are free to disregard their silly rules. And ignoring their silly driving rules make the hoomins get all excited and happy - watch what your hoomins and the hoomins in other cars and RVs do when you drive really fast past one of those red lights! After you drive through enough of them, the amusement you get from watching your hoomins can be enough to make the whole trip worthwhile. Her Royal Highness Cleopatra Silvercat |
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we cuuld alzo go fru da Long John's Silfurz plaze, dey hasa shrimpeez,
Tiger, really hopin now Mlle. Anaïs wrote in message ... Why Tiger, dat's a wunnerful idearment! I can see dis now: an aqua Tunnerboid filled wit kitteez drifink thru da Arthur Treacher's fishee place! Mmmmmmmm.... -- Purrs, Mlle. Anaïs anais+at+electric-ink+dot+com Miss Violette wrote: ifin you did learned howta drife, we cuuld go thru the hoomanz drife thru fud placez anna getz fishes ta eatz, Tiger, anticipating anna hopin dat TV's wink considerz dis here iderement Mlle. Anaïs wrote in message ... Dat was a wunnerfull post, Cleo! Haff yew effur thot ov openink a drivink skewl fur felines? I betz dat lotza kitteez wud take lessons from yourownself. I know myownself wud. Da furless one has a kitty-sized car, low anna small wit only 2 seats - I betz dat I cud really haf sum fun wit it, my fur flapping in da breeze... Anna I likez da bat-toy inna da middle uv da car - y'know da shiny ball onna top uv da stik dat da furless one batz wit his right paw - datz fur us kitteez to bat around, izn't it? I tink yourownself shud giff serious konsideration to a drivink skewl... -- Purrs, Mlle. Anaïs anais+at+electric-ink+dot+com Her Royal Highness Cleopatra Silvercat wrote: Java, I can offer some assistance with that problem. The key to enjoying an RV trip is that you need to be one doing the driving. You'll find that if you raise the driver's seat all the way up, tape a long stick to the "go" pedal and one to the "stop" pedal you can control everything that need to be controlled from right there in the driver's seat. And here's the key to making the trip LOTS of fun... You know how hoomins have lots of silly rules about just about EVERYTHING in life? Well, driving RVs is like evrything else in that regard, only worse. They have little red signs on the side of the road, and rules that say you have to stop when you come to one. And they have multicolored lights that shine red and yellow and green - when it shines red at you their rules say that you have to stop, and when it shines green you can go, and when it shines yellow you have to go really, really fast. But like all other hoomin rules, us felines are free to disregard their silly rules. And ignoring their silly driving rules make the hoomins get all excited and happy - watch what your hoomins and the hoomins in other cars and RVs do when you drive really fast past one of those red lights! After you drive through enough of them, the amusement you get from watching your hoomins can be enough to make the whole trip worthwhile. Her Royal Highness Cleopatra Silvercat |
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Sew I'z kin beet up dat awful meen blak Onyx cat, an' dat wuld be an OK
fing tu du??? Iz dat whut yur sayin'?? --- Java, hopin' Cleopatra sez yes... Onyx UB ~ I'Z NOTTID MEEN!!! JAVA iz da wun wif da attytood!!! I wouldn't go that far, Javacat. One thing I've learned about hoomins is that two kitties in the house fight too much, the hoomins sometimes get rid of the WRONG KITTIE! I would love to be able to beat up the three (yes, 3!) intruder kitties i have to deal with, but I force myself to be patient and let the hoomins experience the peace they like so much. Besides, I've learned that hoomins can be pretty easily trained through positive reinforcement. By watching them you can pretty easily figure out what kind of behavior they like to see. You can then use that to your advantage. See, I really like to have the back of my head scritched - I can't reach it easily, and the hoomins *do* have a special way of scritching there. I've observed that they like it a lot when I get along with the three intruder cats, so whenever the back of my head is need of a good scritch I track down one of the hoomins, make sure he/she is watching me, call one of the intruder kitties into the room, and give them a nuzzle when they walk by. The hoomin then comes over to me and gives me a good scritch. I've got them so well trained that I can get a head scritch just about any time I want one. Cleopatra |
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this is an excellent iderment... TV who never met a cat he didn't like
anyway TV, you tell your lady cat this is the first good use I have heard of for truder kitty, Miss Violette Her Royal Highness Cleopatra Silvercat wrote in message ... Sew I'z kin beet up dat awful meen blak Onyx cat, an' dat wuld be an OK fing tu du??? Iz dat whut yur sayin'?? --- Java, hopin' Cleopatra sez yes... Onyx UB ~ I'Z NOTTID MEEN!!! JAVA iz da wun wif da attytood!!! I wouldn't go that far, Javacat. One thing I've learned about hoomins is that two kitties in the house fight too much, the hoomins sometimes get rid of the WRONG KITTIE! I would love to be able to beat up the three (yes, 3!) intruder kitties i have to deal with, but I force myself to be patient and let the hoomins experience the peace they like so much. Besides, I've learned that hoomins can be pretty easily trained through positive reinforcement. By watching them you can pretty easily figure out what kind of behavior they like to see. You can then use that to your advantage. See, I really like to have the back of my head scritched - I can't reach it easily, and the hoomins *do* have a special way of scritching there. I've observed that they like it a lot when I get along with the three intruder cats, so whenever the back of my head is need of a good scritch I track down one of the hoomins, make sure he/she is watching me, call one of the intruder kitties into the room, and give them a nuzzle when they walk by. The hoomin then comes over to me and gives me a good scritch. I've got them so well trained that I can get a head scritch just about any time I want one. Cleopatra |
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I think we should try visiting som soooshi barz too. I'ze not big on
the rice part, but all that sashimi .... yummy .... Kyouju (who has gotten even the not-Japanese Bobtail kitties turned on to some Japanese food) Miss Violette wrote: we cuuld alzo go fru da Long John's Silfurz plaze, dey hasa shrimpeez, Tiger, really hopin now Mlle. Anaïs wrote in message ... Why Tiger, dat's a wunnerful idearment! I can see dis now: an aqua Tunnerboid filled wit kitteez drifink thru da Arthur Treacher's fishee place! Mmmmmmmm.... -- Purrs, Mlle. Anaïs |
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