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  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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| Guest__* |
Oct 22 03, 15:08
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Hi Stephen
So this kitten was a tom cat misnamed 'Jasmine' by your daughter. Now that, like Johnny Cash's character, is sure to start him off in life pretty mad. This little guy seems almost anti-social.  These Seventh Day people. They would be Seventh Day Evangelists? Sometimes called Seventh Day Adventists We have lots of those. Full of doom and gloom and self righteousness. Tiresome is an understatement. Throw them to the lions. Or Jasmine the Terrible. A fun read eliciting a fun response A |
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Jox Jasmine's Revenge Sep 29 03, 12:29 
Cleo_Serapis Hi Stephen!
What a glorious poem for the kitty! ... Oct 11 03, 17:25 Brahms G'morn, Jox, and thanks looking o'er me po... Sep 29 03, 09:38 Brahms Jasmine was a luxuriant kitten long of soft and bl... Sep 28 03, 22:53 Jox Hi Brahms,
Though I did not understand all the re... Sep 29 03, 04:58 Brahms Thanks, Cleo, for this was just a dash of fun for ... Oct 12 03, 00:11 
Brahms Yo, A, a fun resonse to a cowboy kind of cat who s... Oct 23 03, 11:43 1 User(s) are reading this topic (1 Guests and 0 Anonymous Users)
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