Sgt. Silverman
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What did "they" say about curiosity and the cat? 
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Got this in an email at work, I got a good chuckle :)
- Thread starter Sgt. Silverman
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SeniorSeeker
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This kitty's in for a very big surprise if he's thinking 'here birdie-birdie'
Ma Betty in MO
New member
Thanks Greg and that is a good one! I believe kitty would get the worse end of whatever happens! Poor Kitty! 
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MaC. Nyal de Kaye
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Cats sometimes do silly things. I saw a cat attack a bull terrier once.
It was the last thing that cat ever did! It was horrible to see, but it was all over in just a few seconds.
It was the last thing that cat ever did! It was horrible to see, but it was all over in just a few seconds.
That's a good one.
I watched a red tail hawk hit a squirrel once, in my back yard. I was eating dinner on the screened in porch and, excitedly stood up, scaring the hawk away. Walked up to the twitching squirrel and noticed a bleeding hole in its skull. Man, what a grip those birds have...enough to pierce bone.....my bet is on the eagle. Don't think he will go unscathed though.
I watched a red tail hawk hit a squirrel once, in my back yard. I was eating dinner on the screened in porch and, excitedly stood up, scaring the hawk away. Walked up to the twitching squirrel and noticed a bleeding hole in its skull. Man, what a grip those birds have...enough to pierce bone.....my bet is on the eagle. Don't think he will go unscathed though.
Mike Chgo area
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Leslie(nova scotia)
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7centsworth
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I tought I taw a pooty tat.
