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  • O one post from the truth wrote last edited by
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    Didn't feel like making another thread as I am thinking out loud

    Going to fly out to Dallas for the weekend as my Cards take on the Cowboys. It's a tickets for one and I enjoy it. Then I have to make it back I have a show to do November 7. I'll be driving for Arizona to look for a winter home

    Tired of the snow brothers. My cat? It's all arrangements are taken care of. I'm converting my building on the bottom floor to be my permanent home. So when I do get back hopefully I'll be happy

  • Captain TripsC Captain Trips wrote last edited by
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    Big fan of cats myself. They're pretty awesome. Growing up we took in two brothers from the same litter, I think they were Siamese if I remember right. The one cat was my bro, we named him Joey, anytime I was home he'd hang out with me in my room.

  • Big fan of cats myself. They're pretty awesome. Growing up we took in two brothers from the same litter, I think they were Siamese if I remember right. The one cat was my bro, we named him Joey, anytime I was home he'd hang out with me in my room.

    O one post from the truth wrote last edited by
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    @Captain-Trips Lol. Ya that's cool. I learn things everyday and going to miss this animal as cats don't travel well

  • @Captain-Trips Lol. Ya that's cool. I learn things everyday and going to miss this animal as cats don't travel well

    D DieHardBrownsFan1 wrote last edited by
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    @one-post-from-the-truth I got a cat when I was stationed in Japan. Brought her back to the states after 3 years (San Diego), then to Okinawa, then to New York, then back to Japan, then to DC, and then to Cleveland. She handled it well and lived till 17 years old.

  • @one-post-from-the-truth I got a cat when I was stationed in Japan. Brought her back to the states after 3 years (San Diego), then to Okinawa, then to New York, then back to Japan, then to DC, and then to Cleveland. She handled it well and lived till 17 years old.

    O one post from the truth wrote last edited by
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    @DieHardBrownsFan1 I have to take care of some things. A neighbor is going to watch my cat for me. I would love to take her with me but I'll be too busy to tote her around

  • @DieHardBrownsFan1 I have to take care of some things. A neighbor is going to watch my cat for me. I would love to take her with me but I'll be too busy to tote her around

    D DieHardBrownsFan1 wrote last edited by
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    @one-post-from-the-truth I understand. I was just stating that you can travel with a cat. My wife took care while I was deployed most of the time.

  • @one-post-from-the-truth I understand. I was just stating that you can travel with a cat. My wife took care while I was deployed most of the time.

    O one post from the truth wrote last edited by
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    @DieHardBrownsFan1 I see. Yes I'll be doing things and don't want her alone and scared in a motel. This is uncharted territory for me but she'll be ok.

  • bbedwardB bbedward wrote last edited by
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    One of our cats slaughters all the nearby chipmunks. One time she brought one on and dropped it, and ran back outside. Unfortunately for us the chipmunk was very much alive still and started running throughout the house.

    Either way, them bringing you the prey is a sign of affection so best to appreciate them :hng:

  • One of our cats slaughters all the nearby chipmunks. One time she brought one on and dropped it, and ran back outside. Unfortunately for us the chipmunk was very much alive still and started running throughout the house.

    Either way, them bringing you the prey is a sign of affection so best to appreciate them :hng:

    IbleedbrownI Ibleedbrown wrote last edited by
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    @bbedward said:
    One of our cats slaughters all the nearby chipmunks. One time she brought one on and dropped it, and ran back outside. Unfortunately for us the chipmunk was very much alive still and started running throughout the house.

    Either way, them bringing you the prey is a sign of affection so best to appreciate them :hng:


    It would be funny if your cat’s name is Alvin.

  • sydS syd wrote last edited by
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    our cat used to walk with the kids to the bus stop and then walk home, I was sad to see it dead on the road by some killer car