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1202.1 | Have they got Burmese voices? | CHEFS::GOUGH | | Mon Mar 21 1988 11:06 | 7 |
| They sound gorgeous. How old are they now?
Wait until Tarot starts on mice, voles, shrews, birds .... dead,
half-dead, alive, and in small pieces ...
Some friends of mine had a pure-bred Burmese, a female, which used
to catch pheasants!
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1202.3 | reply 1202.1 | CHEFS::TUDORK | | Wed Mar 23 1988 09:27 | 8 |
| Re question in 1202.1 - how old are they?
They will be a year old next month. Incidentally do they grow out
of using the bed as a springboard to launch themselves up the curtains?
Don't think they have burmese voices they rarely mew, just prrp
a lot.
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1202.4 | Fully Fledged | IPG::KCAMPBELL | Pussycat Power!! | Thu Mar 24 1988 07:06 | 14 |
| Recently our cat, Georgie has taken to catching mice and then eating
them on the doorstep. The only bits he leaves are the entrails;
guess they're not that tasty!!
Then he graduated on to pigeons (only one so far, thank goodness)
and last week we found a baby rabbit outside!!!
This ferocious streak seems to go against the grain as he's a
very affectionate, sweet-natured cat...with us, anyway!
Regards,
Karen
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1202.5 | After 5 years, I'm still waiting... | CLUSTA::TAMIR | ACMS design while-u-wait | Mon Mar 28 1988 14:09 | 4 |
| re: .3...do they ever outgrow using the bed as a springboard to
the curtains? No.
Mary
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1202.6 | supercat | CHEFS::TUDORK | | Sat Apr 02 1988 12:02 | 6 |
| What worries me more than the fate of the curtains is that one day
I might forget and leave a window open..
Anyone passing by our house might just see supercat! Still the
surprise might cure him and with a flat roof just underneath he
shouldn't come to harm.
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