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post Sep 29 03, 12:29
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Brahms, my dear chap! Thank you very much indeed. I understood all that except "layering treats" - I've only heard of layering in terms of hair treatment. However, I can see this is a food dish. So I see what you mean.

My very best to you, too.
 
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post Sep 28 03, 22:53
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Jasmine was a luxuriant kitten long of soft and black hair,
a fellow of higher means despite daughter's misnaming
someday Jasmine would have his way.

He was so insistent, demanding to have what this kitten pleased
of any in store, including the food of half rotweiler/half shepherd
someday Jasmine would have his way.

Have company come by, longing for that private time
enjoying the couch, singly shared, now clawing lap
someday Jasmine would have his way.

Have company walk by hide-a-bed, wrapped with cover thick
with woven pattern of coloured design laced by swiping claw
someday Jasmine would have his way.

Have young daughter happy to gain joy with her friend, and offer
all the more pleasure with thick graham'd suprise treat swiped
someday Jasmine would have his way.

Have the cat so bratty he became bathroom locked, waylaying
counter-held shelf slid out to block the door, opened by prying knife
someday Jasmine would have his way.

Have that Seventh-Day couple come by again, unfailing words arrive
knocking this moment, opening front door holding same knife to never return
Jasmine did have his way.
 
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