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The last post is the WINNER!
- Thread starter ninerbuff
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Having completed my to-do list for the day i reckon its time for a goodnight win
Awe! Does she know they are beneficial and help control other pests? Besides, it isn't dangerous. Wait, you're in Australia. It could be dangerous.
She objects to them doing breast stroke in the pool
Would she prefer the toilet?
Subduction Zone
Veteran Member
Squint. or better yet, don't:
Cat win
A Massachusetts Library System Will Let You Pay Fines With Cat Pictures
“Felines for Fee Forgiveness” is part of March Meowness, a month of cat-centric programming that includes a screening of the 2019 movie Cats, a cat-eye makeup tutorial, a “de-stressing” hour of playing with shelter cats, DIY crafts, and more events.
(but wait, there's more and it's not just cats)
In fact, it doesn’t even need to be a cat. According to a footnote on the Worcester Public Library website, librarians “will accept honorary cats as well, so you may show us a picture or drawing of a dog, raccoon, orca, capybara, or any other animal.” It’s unclear if that also covers the humans playing cats in Cats the movie (or musical), but it can’t hurt to try.
A Massachusetts Library System Will Let You Pay Fines With Cat Pictures
“Felines for Fee Forgiveness” is part of March Meowness, a month of cat-centric programming that includes a screening of the 2019 movie Cats, a cat-eye makeup tutorial, a “de-stressing” hour of playing with shelter cats, DIY crafts, and more events.
(but wait, there's more and it's not just cats)
In fact, it doesn’t even need to be a cat. According to a footnote on the Worcester Public Library website, librarians “will accept honorary cats as well, so you may show us a picture or drawing of a dog, raccoon, orca, capybara, or any other animal.” It’s unclear if that also covers the humans playing cats in Cats the movie (or musical), but it can’t hurt to try.
Going to bed vvin.
Goodnight
Good morning win
We've got to stop seeing each other like this- but for now - good night.