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« Reply #15 on: August 06, 2009, 07:58:22 AM »

I'm dying not seeing the movie. I think we should just go and take Rowan and screw it! Go early morning? hmmm

We finally got to see it last night. My spoiler-free advice is to remember Order of the Phoenix and how it deviated from the book. This director seems to want to make the movies a distinct property.
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« Reply #16 on: August 07, 2009, 12:39:40 AM »

From Glen:
"We got our first cat when he was 7 weeks, less than a month later we watched him raiding my lunch bag. He trotted silently towards the hall with a banana in his mouth, hanging down at both ends so it looked like a giant yellow frown. He dropped it after about 12 feet since the skin doesn't quite taste like it smells. For the visual, picture a black cat."

George's first act of larceny involved a bag of Sunbeam bread. I was sitting in the living room and heard noise from the kitchen area and looked up to see a bag of bread with a tail and perky yellow ears coming my way. He was still such a baby that it looked like the bag was doing the walking Cheesy
Cabrillo,  George's twin, only thieves when Georgie isn't around to do it. His particular trick is fetching, which he will do endlessly. Wad up stiff paper, throw it, and he will bring it back. Again, and again, and again...
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« Reply #17 on: August 08, 2009, 01:47:48 PM »

Anyone want a really adorable but other cat not-so-friendly white deaf cat with really pretty eyes?

Because I has one.  Love the thing but do not want.  The other cats hate her and she them, which causes a lot of trouble.
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« Reply #18 on: August 10, 2009, 02:41:38 PM »

My grandmother had what could be considered the most bad ass cat to ever live.

It was an indoor/outdoor cat that had about and acre and a half of hunting grounds. As it grew older and brave that area grew.

My grandparents retired and took a trailer and slapped it on a plot of land and built out from there. The had a deck off the front door that was about 3.d feet off the ground. Right in the middle of the yard was an apple tree.

The cat (Prudence I named by my mom for a Beatles song) would sit on the deck and watch the birds in the apple tree. In an instant she would launch straight out and grab a robin and take it to the ground.

My grandmother would often find a pile of mice carcauses piles on the door mat.

Prudence was a sexual being, but a loner. She had three litters and none survived.

Prudence's violence began to escelate. When she ran out of mice, she would bring back prizes like, the neighbor's cat.

One day it was a small dog.

One day the beast tried to eat a nine year old (me), but got he ass thrown off the deck as the toddler scurried inside and slammed the door.

Prudence finally met her match when she attempted to attack a dodge ram head on.
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