I really hope this chap does some more updates, but I fear it is a blog as dead as its subjects.
Nil points for spelling and grammar, though. "Mouses," indeed.
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I really hope this chap does some more updates, but I fear it is a blog as dead as its subjects.
Nil points for spelling and grammar, though. "Mouses," indeed.
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15/04/2005
It’s all light-hearted entertainment isn’t it?
15/04/2005
It’s been a while since we had a cat, so long ago in fact that I can’t remember the bloody thing’s name, but it was ginger, so let’s call it Ginger.
Anyway, it’s been a while since I’ve had any cat-ownership experiences, but is an adult rabbit not a bit big for the average household puss?
His/her felines must be savage beasts and/or enormous to be able to disembowel a rabbit, surely?
I’ve always found cats to be sinister, the wasps of the mammal world, but this David/Goliath ability has me on edge…
15/04/2005
It’s a large kill, to be sure. Savage beasts, Kelvin, savage beasts.
These cats seem to be the exact opposite of my mother’s, which try to play with squirrels and look upset when the squirrels are afraid of them and run away.
I bet the rabbit picture upset Dave. Sorry, Dave.