How Old Is Your Cat?

Some of you have probably taken the people version of Real Age. Now they've
got a version for pets (cats). The questions are formulated from actuary
tables.

http://www.catage.com/

On Fri, 22 Apr 2005 16:23:27 GMT, "Philip" wrote:

Some of you have probably taken the people version of Real Age. Now they've
got a version for pets (cats). The questions are formulated from actuary
tables.

http://www.catage.com/



Yes but you have to register and give your e-mail address then look out for spam !!!

Why can't they let you do it and give the results online without your e-mail ?? Another
way to get your address,




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whayface wrote:
On Fri, 22 Apr 2005 16:23:27 GMT, "Philip"
wrote:

Some of you have probably taken the people version of Real Age. Now
they've
got a version for pets (cats). The questions are formulated from
actuary
tables.

http://www.catage.com/



Yes but you have to register and give your e-mail address then look
out for spam !!!

Why can't they let you do it and give the results online without your
e-mail ?? Another way to get your address,

So make up an address or bugger your address with .c0m (zero) instead of
..com on the end of yours. Not that complicated.

What a load of crap, I gave up on Food and Nutrition, tooooooo long.

G.

GAH!

The temptation was too great! Fine for Osker! He is 26.6 years younger
than the average "cat-age".
I take the Real Age test - - - I am 4.2 years OLDER than reality!!!! Maybe
it's time to start eating MediCal and Walthams!!

Mel

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"Philip" wrote in message
nk.net...
Some of you have probably taken the people version of Real Age. Now
they've got a version for pets (cats). The questions are formulated from
actuary tables.

http://www.catage.com/

Thanks for posting this! I liked the little hints at the end

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..oO rach Oo.


"Philip" wrote in message
nk.net...
Some of you have probably taken the people version of Real Age. Now
they've got a version for pets (cats). The questions are formulated from
actuary tables.

http://www.catage.com/

Some of you have probably taken the people version of Real Age. Now they've
got a version for pets (cats). The questions are formulated from actuary
tables.
http://www.catage.com/
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This is so obviously a probe for potential marketing/spam purposes.
Please take you crap elsewhere.

"Philip" wrote in message
ink.net...
whayface wrote:
On Fri, 22 Apr 2005 16:23:27 GMT, "Philip"
wrote:

Some of you have probably taken the people version of Real Age. Now
they've
got a version for pets (cats). The questions are formulated from
actuary
tables.

http://www.catage.com/



Yes but you have to register and give your e-mail address then look
out for spam !!!

Why can't they let you do it and give the results online without your
e-mail ?? Another way to get your address,

So make up an address or bugger your address with .c0m (zero) instead of
.com on the end of yours. Not that complicated.




Or, just make a 'spam' address at hotmail or yahoo or someplace like that.
Then, you occasionally get interesting spam, but you can keep your 'good'
email address for friends/family. -LKB

blueberries79 wrote:
"Philip" wrote in message
ink.net...
whayface wrote:
On Fri, 22 Apr 2005 16:23:27 GMT, "Philip"
wrote:

Some of you have probably taken the people version of Real Age.
Now they've
got a version for pets (cats). The questions are formulated from
actuary
tables.

http://www.catage.com/



Yes but you have to register and give your e-mail address then look
out for spam !!!

Why can't they let you do it and give the results online without
your e-mail ?? Another way to get your address,

So make up an address or bugger your address with .c0m (zero)
instead of .com on the end of yours. Not that complicated.




Or, just make a 'spam' address at hotmail or yahoo or someplace like
that. Then, you occasionally get interesting spam, but you can keep
your 'good' email address for friends/family. -LKB

Absolutely! :^)

Abe wrote:
Some of you have probably taken the people version of Real Age. Now
they've got a version for pets (cats). The questions are formulated
from actuary tables.
http://www.catage.com/
---------
This is so obviously a probe for potential marketing/spam purposes.
Please take you crap elsewhere.

Ever determined to toss the kittens out with the litter box, eh?