Has anybody else got bored with the smacking debate yet?
I have.
My house mate, Minnie just smacked me for trespassing on her corner of the yard so my pride is a little wounded. I tried to explain that such behaviour will be outlawed in a couple of weeks even with that vague amendment but it was no use. Minnie doesn't think the law will apply to us since we are both cats.
She may have a point.
I'll be sure to remind her of that next time she is in the lounge when I walk in. It will be her losing some fluff and leaving in a hurry then.
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The way politicians run this country a small white cat should have no problem.
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About Sally
She is a white cat of uncertain origin about 10 years old. She lives with a family of Mum (a.k.a. her secretary), Dad, kids and various other creatures including other cats, rabbits, cockateils and gold fish, north of the coat hanger in New Zealand. She friendly and very vocal by nature.
The idea of using Sally to poke fun at politics started in 2003 on an MSN group and it rapidly escalated into a full mock election. Sally came third but, being a cat, doesn't accept this.
The idea of using Sally to poke fun at politics started in 2003 on an MSN group and it rapidly escalated into a full mock election. Sally came third but, being a cat, doesn't accept this.
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- Housewife (with all that entails)and secretary to Sally, a cat with political ambitions. Well, there has to be a reason why she talks so much.
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