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More Confusing a Cat. by tucsonmike on 9 March 2006 1:21am

My poor cat Ashley is already mentally challenged. Now, we have two canes, crutches, a wheelchair and now a walker in the house. She dislikes all of the above.

I am going to have to be a home health aid. To both my wife and the cat at this rate.

Re: More Confusing a Cat. by jaime on 9 March 2006 2:07am

poor dears. hope they both get better

Re: More Confusing a Cat. by Sir Eggsalot on 9 March 2006 12:31pm

Do you want me to give them both a good poking with my lance?

Re: More Confusing a Cat. by suzulu on 9 March 2006 12:46pm

Poor Ashley - she probably doesn't know whether she's coming or going!

Hope your wife's knee gets sorted out soon.

Re: More Confusing a Cat. by Sir Eggsalot on 9 March 2006 12:50pm

Shall I give her knee a lance-whacking?

Re: More Confusing a Cat. by arty_farty on 9 March 2006 2:13pm

i think my cat is mentaly challenged as he walked over my pilow this morning with MUDDY FEET!!! he even trod on my face then meowed realy nosily as a pigeon flew past my window. AT 03:30 IN THE MORNING!!!!

Re: More Confusing a Cat. by tucsonmike on 9 March 2006 5:09pm

Ashley likes being poked, LOL! It's just everything else that frightens her LOL!

My wife is coming along. She can use a walker now and can go back to work Monday. She will probably need surgery eventually. She returns to the doctor the 29th.

Re: More Confusing a Cat. by montyfreak0234 on 10 March 2006 12:28am

my cat sleeps on my face, i have to push him off when i cant breathe...

Re: More Confusing a Cat. by Sophie-Louise on 10 March 2006 1:09am

monty, did you sing to the cat:

'sit on my face and tell me that you love me?!'

Re: More Confusing a Cat. by arty_farty on 10 March 2006 12:52pm

one of my cats went bonkers last night and shredded about 6 serviettes.

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