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#27 Feb 22 2006 at 4:06 PM Rating: Good
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Hubby just called. Said he had gone to the old house to pick up a couple of things and he can't find one of the cats. There aren't a whole lot of hiding places left, and he checked her known ones.

Smiley: frown



About getting found out - this is a small community. Private owners, he owns 3 bldgs. with 4 townhouses in each bldg. So I doubt seriously there would be a fine. And there are people there with cats now, but they were there before the no-pet rule went into effect. So I really just think if we were found out, the guy would just ask us to get rid of them.

Edited, Wed Feb 22 16:09:41 2006 by Nadenu
#28 Feb 22 2006 at 4:13 PM Rating: Good
Mistress Nadenu wrote:
Hubby just called. Said he had gone to the old house to pick up a couple of things and he can't find one of the cats. There aren't a whole lot of hiding places left, and he checked her known ones.

Smiley: frown

Look at the bright side, 1/2 your problem may already be solved! Smiley: yippee
#29 Feb 22 2006 at 4:16 PM Rating: Good
Nad, have you simply asked if it were possible?

Many landlords will accept pets if you pay a monthly surcharge for having them.
#30 Feb 22 2006 at 4:17 PM Rating: Decent


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And there are people there with cats now,


If he comes around and sees the cats, just tell him your cat sitting. Smiley: grin
#31 Feb 22 2006 at 4:28 PM Rating: Good
They're cats, right?

No, seriously, they're just cats, right? No royal bloodlines or transfigured humans or witch familiars or anything?

They're cats, right?

What's the big deal?
#32 Feb 22 2006 at 4:28 PM Rating: Good
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Elderon the Wise wrote:
Mistress Nadenu wrote:
Hubby just called. Said he had gone to the old house to pick up a couple of things and he can't find one of the cats. There aren't a whole lot of hiding places left, and he checked her known ones.

Smiley: frown

Look at the bright side, 1/2 your problem may already be solved! Smiley: yippee


Smiley: lol


I hate you.
#33 Feb 22 2006 at 4:34 PM Rating: Good
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Are the cats declawed? If so, sneak 'em in. I have 1 cat over the limit where I live (3 of 'em) and so far haven't been caught. My husband threatens that sooner or later he's going to get rid of 2 of the cats, but hasn't done it yet. Yet. Smiley: frown
#34 Feb 22 2006 at 4:37 PM Rating: Good
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Are the cats declawed? If so, sneak 'em in. I have 1 cat over the limit where I live (3 of 'em) and so far haven't been caught. My husband threatens that sooner or later he's going to get rid of 2 of the cats, but hasn't done it yet. Yet. Smiley: frown
Once he realizes how staisfying it can be to kill one with his bare hands, you may not have any left. Just sayin' Smiley: dubious
#35 Feb 22 2006 at 4:45 PM Rating: Excellent
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His Excellency MoebiusLord wrote:
They're cats, right?

No, seriously, they're just cats, right? No royal bloodlines or transfigured humans or witch familiars or anything?

They're cats, right?

What's the big deal?


Some of us are capable of forming emotional attachments to animals. We like them, and consider them "pets".
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#36 Feb 22 2006 at 4:47 PM Rating: Good
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Samira wrote:
His Excellency MoebiusLord wrote:
They're cats, right?

No, seriously, they're just cats, right? No royal bloodlines or transfigured humans or witch familiars or anything?

They're cats, right?

What's the big deal?


Some of us are capable of forming emotional attachments to animals. We like them, and consider them "pets".


And like I stated earlier, we've had the cats longer than the kid. And they're quieter and neater.
#38 Feb 22 2006 at 6:30 PM Rating: Excellent
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Besides, one of them may be a royal prince who was transfigured into a witch's familiar and will grant Nadenu wishes if she treats him kindly.

Let's hope that's not the one who escaped
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#39 Feb 22 2006 at 7:03 PM Rating: Good
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Besides, one of them may be a royal prince who was transfigured into a witch's familiar and will grant Nadenu wishes if she treats him kindly.

Let's hope that's not the one who escaped


Knowing my luck...
#40 Feb 22 2006 at 7:17 PM Rating: Decent
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Nads I'll take care of your pu[/sm]ssy. Smiley: sly









Alla doesn't like cats Smiley: glare

Edited, Wed Feb 22 19:19:27 2006 by MentalFrog
#41 Feb 22 2006 at 9:55 PM Rating: Good
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Just bring them in. Worst case scenario, your new landlord finds out and hes a jerk and asks you to find them a new place to live. Best case. He doesnt care.
#42 Feb 22 2006 at 10:10 PM Rating: Good
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#43 Feb 22 2006 at 11:03 PM Rating: Good
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Alf is the coolest.

Alf - "Have we got any tomato paste?"
Family - "Why?"
Alf - "I broke a tomato"

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it's the little things...
#44 Feb 23 2006 at 7:06 AM Rating: Default
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omg... kitty submarine LMAO... ok, forreal just sneak them in, cats are a lot easier to hide. Dogs are harder, they romp around and bark eat all the food, drink up all the beer...lol. If your a person that walks your cat, they have descreet hand bags for kitties at Petsmart for like 20-30 dollars. Good luck, I hope can sneak in the kitties!
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#45 Feb 23 2006 at 10:01 AM Rating: Good
Nads wrote:
Sami wrote:
I wrote:
They're cats, right?

No, seriously, they're just cats, right? No royal bloodlines or transfigured humans or witch familiars or anything?

They're cats, right?

What's the big deal?

Some of us are capable of forming emotional attachments to animals. We like them, and consider them "pets".

And like I stated earlier, we've had the cats longer than the kid. And they're quieter and neater.

I don't buy it. Its not like its a dog or something.

There's a guy, works around me, who lost his cat. It happened in Duluth, hours away. For weeks the guy was on the phone at work, taking trips back up there, passing out flyers, offering rewards, CONTEMPLATING SUING THE TRAVEL PARK HE LOST HIS CAT AT all because he left a window open one night. When I suggested it was all just a bit silly, he lashed out at me. "How would you feel if you were unsure about something you loved" "What if a member of your family was in danger beyond your control?"

Blah, blah, blah. Some people need to find a little bit of perspective. He lost road kill, I had to bring my wife home from the hospital without her newborn son. He loses at life for comparing the two.

What's it mean? They're just cats. You can get new ones for free most of the time from a little girl outside the local piggly wiggly.
#46 Feb 23 2006 at 10:37 AM Rating: Decent
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And what makes a dog so much more worthy, eh?
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#47 Feb 23 2006 at 10:43 AM Rating: Good
I am not really a cat person but that is beside the point. I love my dog and wouldn't move anywhere he was not allowed. Cat owners are very lucky when it comes to sneaking the little guys into places they are not supposed to be. So, I think you should give it a shot and sneak them kitties into the house.

If the landlord is a guy, break down in tears if he finds out. Tell him it was a kitten from your favorite aunt and this is all you have left to remember her. Guys crumble for that kinda stuff.


#48 Feb 23 2006 at 10:53 AM Rating: Good
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What's it mean? They're just cats. You can get new ones for free most of the time from a little girl outside the local piggly wiggly.


Cats are probably thinking the same with you.

"What's the big deal? Can't he just boink his lady friend and make a new one?"
#49 Feb 23 2006 at 11:02 AM Rating: Good
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Moe, dogs are icky.

Anyway, it's not so much that I have to have a cat... I just don't want to see these two get put to sleep if there's no need for it. If for some reason I'm not able to keep them, I'll be petless for a while.

But I'm going to sneak them in tonight, and we'll see how it goes.
#50 Feb 23 2006 at 11:06 AM Rating: Good
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Moe, dogs are icky.

Anyway, it's not so much that I have to have a cat... I just don't want to see these two get put to sleep if there's no need for it. If for some reason I'm not able to keep them, I'll be petless for a while.

But I'm going to sneak them in tonight, and we'll see how it goes.


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#51 Feb 23 2006 at 12:05 PM Rating: Excellent
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It's still a loss, Moe.

No, it isn't the equivalent of losing a person; so if you're hung up on the more-tragic-than-thou **** you're never going to concede the point. That's fine; your concession is not necessary.

People who don't like cats never acknowledge that cats have personalities, just as dogs do. The rest of us know better. /shrug
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