I stand corrected.



That cat did eat the bone, I watched him today, and he crunched an ate the whole thing.....that's got to hurt 12 hours later.

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Anonymous said…
YO, HO, HO, that cat looks a lot like YAR! Cool cat, is that his hat or yours? Stay cool and drink lots of water.

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January 1, 2007 at 3:50 PM
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