it's a mystery!
 

Our cats are very well behaved, and would never dream of doing anything
which they know is unacceptable to their hoomins.

So why do I keep finding little kitty paw prints on the kitchen counter?

Brenda

"Brenda" wrote in message
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Our cats are very well behaved, and would never dream of doing anything
which they know is unacceptable to their hoomins.

So why do I keep finding little kitty paw prints on the kitchen counter?

Brenda



It's probably a kitty leprachaun. You know how mischievous they can be.

MaryL

"Brenda" wrote in message
...
Our cats are very well behaved, and would never dream of doing anything
which they know is unacceptable to their hoomins.

So why do I keep finding little kitty paw prints on the kitchen counter?



Because you look?


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Jette Goldie wrote:
"Brenda" wrote in message
...
Our cats are very well behaved, and would never dream of doing
anything which they know is unacceptable to their hoomins.

So why do I keep finding little kitty paw prints on the kitchen
counter?



Because you look?

ROFL!!!! Yeah, stop looking, you won't see them!

"Brenda" wrote
Our cats are very well behaved, and would never dream of doing anything
which they know is unacceptable to their hoomins.

So why do I keep finding little kitty paw prints on the kitchen counter?

LOL! It's the greeblings.

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Greeblings. Greeblings trying to frame the cats. Obvious ;-)

Cheers, helen s
(under direction of mind control by Waffles)


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O J wrote:

On 14 Mar, Helen S wrote:

Greeblings. Greeblings trying to frame the cats. Obvious ;-)

Cheers, helen s
(under direction of mind control by Waffles)

Speaking of framing cats, my wife's cat as a teen, the afore
mentioned Puss Puss, lived with a d*g that would occasionally try to
frame her. My wife's grandmother kept the cat box under the kitchen
table. Whenever her neurotic d*g got upset with the cat, it would go
to the cat box, scoop out a deposit, and then bark and point as if to
say, "Look what that bad cat has done! She left a mess on the floor!
She's not like me, I'm a good d*g."

Regards,
O J

You realise it is almost St Patrick's Day, is there a tinge of green in
the footprints!

Bev
--
I got rid of my husband. The cat was allergic.

Very funny! Thanks.
Best wishes,
--
Polonca & Soncek

"O J" wrote in message
...
Speaking of framing cats, my wife's cat as a teen, the afore
mentioned Puss Puss, lived with a d*g that would occasionally try to
frame her. My wife's grandmother kept the cat box under the kitchen
table. Whenever her neurotic d*g got upset with the cat, it would go
to the cat box, scoop out a deposit, and then bark and point as if to
say, "Look what that bad cat has done! She left a mess on the floor!
She's not like me, I'm a good d*g."

Regards,
O J

On Mon, 15 Mar 2004 07:47:42 +1300, Bev yodeled:

O J wrote:

On 14 Mar, Helen S wrote:

Greeblings. Greeblings trying to frame the cats. Obvious ;-)

Cheers, helen s
(under direction of mind control by Waffles)

Speaking of framing cats, my wife's cat as a teen, the afore
mentioned Puss Puss, lived with a d*g that would occasionally try to
frame her. My wife's grandmother kept the cat box under the kitchen
table. Whenever her neurotic d*g got upset with the cat, it would go
to the cat box, scoop out a deposit, and then bark and point as if to
say, "Look what that bad cat has done! She left a mess on the floor!
She's not like me, I'm a good d*g."

Regards,
O J

You realise it is almost St Patrick's Day, is there a tinge of green in
the footprints!

St. Pusstrick's Day. :P



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