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TheRankingMissP
04 Jan 10 19:08
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Cat cost more than sofa but has slightly higher running costs.

However, sofa would cost more to replace than cat.

Not sure what my best option is.

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By:
Lozzy
When: 04 Jan 10 19:09
Eating pussy always a good option imo
By:
johnn
When: 04 Jan 10 19:09
Pampers.
By:
everythings gone green
When: 04 Jan 10 19:09
My dog would like to help.
By:
TheRankingMissP
When: 04 Jan 10 19:09
:x EGG

lol
By:
Phil Lynott
When: 04 Jan 10 19:10
The sofa doesn't follow you around the kitchen and start meowing for food once the fridge is opened.

Therefore I can conclude: You must kill the cat.
By:
Bamboo
When: 04 Jan 10 19:11
No brainer imo .The cats got to go i`m afraid otherwise you might get used to the smell like an old person and then your clothes will smell of it
By:
Far From Trouble
When: 04 Jan 10 19:11
SIITF
By:
TheRankingMissP
When: 04 Jan 10 19:11
Just spotted a flaw in my argument.

Cat cost more AND has slightly higher running costs.

It's not looking good for the cat.
By:
everythings gone green
When: 04 Jan 10 19:12
TRaMP :x
By:
speedypro
When: 04 Jan 10 19:37
Had a friend with this problem, blurted in the pub that he was paying out £plenty notes a week for the cat trickcylcist to come round. Crystals on his**was the answer, (to the cat's problem not the owner)
By:
the leaf
When: 04 Jan 10 19:38
put the litter tray on the sofa.
By:
Dobbo
When: 04 Jan 10 19:39
Is the cat neutered?
By:
mitchell downie
When: 04 Jan 10 19:59
good question, all cats should be neutered or spayed. I'd be surprised if MissP has neglected to see to that.
By:
Dobbo
When: 04 Jan 10 20:00
Me too but cats peeing like that is so unusual.
By:
TheRankingMissP
When: 04 Jan 10 20:00
um...
By:
everythings gone green
When: 04 Jan 10 20:00
:0
By:
TheRankingMissP
When: 04 Jan 10 20:01
No, actually she's as nature intended. She's an indoor cat and I want to breed her.
By:
Dobbo
When: 04 Jan 10 20:04
Having her spayed will cure the peeing then
By:
Dobbo
When: 04 Jan 10 20:04
Or rather not having her spayed is the cause
By:
Prima Donna
When: 04 Jan 10 20:04
what do you want to breed from her for, far too many pets needing homes?
By:
everythings gone green
When: 04 Jan 10 20:06
Is she one of them $$$$$$$ ragdoll things?
By:
TheRankingMissP
When: 04 Jan 10 20:07
um...
By:
TheRankingMissP
When: 04 Jan 10 20:09
Yes she is EGG.

I keep meaning to tell you, I'm actually Sharon Osbourne.
By:
everythings gone green
When: 04 Jan 10 20:10
Well get a stud in dude there's $$$$ to be made.
By:
Reyes
When: 04 Jan 10 20:12
2 sofas.
By:
TheRankingMissP
When: 04 Jan 10 20:13
I should get a stud in. It's madness not to really.
By:
everythings gone green
When: 04 Jan 10 20:14
um..
By:
TheRankingMissP
When: 04 Jan 10 20:15
:D
By:
punterfleecer
When: 04 Jan 10 20:16

TheRankingMissP 04 Jan 21:08
Cat cost more than sofa but has slightly higher running costs.

However, sofa would cost more to replace than cat.


learn English baby!
By:
TheRankingMissP
When: 04 Jan 10 20:18
Sorry punter, I keep thinking I'm Bridget Jones.

V. bad.
By:
punterfleecer
When: 04 Jan 10 20:19
That's ok.............Bridget Jones is very cute though

am not trying it on barraway!
By:
TheRankingMissP
When: 04 Jan 10 20:29
Some interesting ads out there...

11 months old , seal point, really muscular and has big paws.
Affectionate and gentle with ladies.
By:
punterfleecer
When: 04 Jan 10 20:31
awa' an get tae fυck!
By:
punterfleecer
When: 04 Jan 10 20:34
sorry for my rudeness

you'll like this link

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Bmhjf0rKe8
By:
TheRankingMissP
When: 04 Jan 10 20:38
Cute, but paws a bit small.
By:
Live Forever
When: 04 Jan 10 21:00
111 years old , steel joints, really muscular and has big paws.
Affectionate and gentle with ladies.


Cannyman's match.com ad
By:
mitchell downie
When: 04 Jan 10 21:10
Do you let her outside MissP?
By:
mitchell downie
When: 04 Jan 10 21:10
Very good LF :-)
By:
everythings gone green
When: 04 Jan 10 21:11
Most indoor cats stay indoors afaik.
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