Re: OT Im****tant to cat lovers

On Mar 15, 10:32=A0pm, "Julia Dream" <pinkw...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> "Bonbon" <tresbon...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> On Mar 15, 2:50?pm, Bada <b...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> > I have read several articles about people saying their cat loves
> > tomatoes. Please don't let your cat eat tomatoes. Tomatoes are poison
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> > cats and can kill them.
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> I love cats. =A0Especially when they're spit roasted...with
> tomatoes! =A0;o)
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> Bonbon
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> I am a cat lover and though that comment was just icky to me, I hear
that
> kinda stuff all the time. =A0I take it with a grain of salt because I
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> there are people out there who are either afraid of cats, or just
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> hate them. =A0Oh well.
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> Becky


They're missing out. Kitties are sweet. They always follow me around
and it's funny/ironic that they don't instinctively know I'm mostly
allergic. While I think that some people I've met (even some of my own
relatives...) are "cat obsessed", I could see how it's easy for them
to get very attached to a cat. Each one seems to have a specific
"cattitude" all it's own.


They're very unique. I think all dogs, once they get into a domestic
environment kind of act the same around their owners, but not cats.
They still maintain their own personal space and are very unique/
mysterious/independent, yet still friendly. They also seem to take
more calculated risks, where dogs AFAIC, are far more impetuous.



S*Babykins