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Chris Hipp
Phenomenal Film Handler

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cat

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Charles Greenlee
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Ferrets are cute, and I love their personality. The do stink though, and I'm told if you try to wash them, even with the special shampoo, it causes their glands to produce the musk faster, and therefore making them stinkier, quicker. I guess it's something you'd eventually get used to. I also adore skunks, they are quite pretty, and also have wonderful personalities. I am told that they don't have quite the continual musk smell, that ferrets do, though they do have some. I'd like a classic black and white one, but they aren't allowed in georgia because its hard to tell if it's wild or not, if it gets out. So we can have just about every breed but that, and some pretty dark ones that are virtually undetectable from the black and whites.

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Mathew Molloy
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This is Kitty Kitty suckeling Al's earlobe as Kitty Kitty is prone to do every morning.
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Chris Hipp
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Hey Brad, I think Kitty just met her match.

mad kitty

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Joe Redifer
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That's nothing compared to Kitty. Kitty attacks my shoe as I walk across a room. She used to let me pet her long, long ago.

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Brad Miller
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That's pretty funny. I feel sorry for the cat though. It is probably scared out of it's mind locked up in there.

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Leo Enticknap
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Agreed, and personally I don't really find it funny, because the cat is clearly distressed. If it's done by CGI (e.g. that mobile phone ad with the cat swinging on the roof-mounted fan) then no problem, but when it's a real cat I don't like it. I suppose in a way that's double standards on my part, though, being a cat owner. There's an early experimental sound film called Gus Visser and his Singing Duck which I have no problem laughing at, even though it shows someone repeatedly sticking his finger up the duck's arse in order to make it 'quack'.

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Brad Miller
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and of course it is on you tube.

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Tim Reed
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quote: Leo Enticknap
the cat is clearly distressed.
OMG, yes! I've never seen ears folded back that far before. [Eek!]

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Chris Hipp
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nother cat

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Charles Greenlee
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Pretty cat, cute trick, but the vid was a bit over dramatized. He could have just explained that his cat fetches carrots and done the trick.

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Randy Stankey
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Cats play "Fetch" better than any dog I ever had.

Cats' instinct is to chase and kill things that move. You throw the ball (object) and the cat's instinct makes it want to chase it and kill it. Once the cat has done so, it wants to chase it some more. Cats are smart enough to know that, if they return the NERF BALL to their human, he/she will throw it again.

So, in essence, the cat isn't entertaining you by fetching for you. It is USING you to entertain ITSELF! [Wink]

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Robert Burtcher
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My boyfriend sent me this one:

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Phil Hill
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Littl' Mister & Corky...

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Joe Redifer
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