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Message no. 1
From: "Fisher, Victor" <Victor-Fisher@******.COM>
Subject: Re: RE> Re: Pets(guard/att
Date: Tue, 25 Mar 1997 13:59:46 -0500
Erik jameson said:
>So, uh, with all the talk about dogs, what about attack
>cats? Ferocious flying furballs of fear, ripping and
>slashing anything that threatens it's owner...
>
>Sorry, just kidding. I just happen to love cats, especially
>my own. I don't think they would make good attack animals
>though.


You haven't seen the cats at my house :<{
Message no. 2
From: Avenger <Avenger@*******.DEMON.CO.UK>
Subject: Re: RE> Re: Pets(guard/att
Date: Wed, 26 Mar 1997 00:06:29 +0000
In article <c=US%a=_%pÞSHAW%l=MSBOSTON1-970325185946Z-1052@*********.b
oston.deshaw.com>, "Fisher, Victor" <Victor-Fisher@******.COM> writes
>Erik jameson said:
>>So, uh, with all the talk about dogs, what about attack
>>cats? Ferocious flying furballs of fear, ripping and
>>slashing anything that threatens it's owner...
>>
>>Sorry, just kidding. I just happen to love cats, especially
>>my own. I don't think they would make good attack animals
>>though.
>
>
> You haven't seen the cats at my house :<{

I'd have to agree, my wife's cat ahs a nasty habit of savaging repair
men and delivery personnel, damn things worse than a dog. It regularly
bounces off the Patio doors when another cat is in the garden,
forgetting it can't get through the glass.

Nope, cat's are just as dangerous as a guard dog.

Then again, there's always the Holy Grail wild dangerous beasty. <grin>
(The Killer Rabbit)


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