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Re: No Subject

In a message dated 97-02-26 21:52:15 EST, shickam@rgh.sa.gov.au (Hickman,
Tony) writes:

<< Subj:	No Subject
 Date:	97-02-26 21:52:15 EST
 From:	shickam@rgh.sa.gov.au (Hickman, Tony)
 To:	PUMPKINS@athenet.net (DANIEL GARDNER)
 
 
 I gave the pumpkin its usual physical yesturday, I was not happy.
 On the top there are several small cuts about a quarter of an inch long.
 This puzzled me for a while, a bird?.......no    a mouse?.........no, what 
 could it be?
 Then stuck to the oozy bits (pumpkin blood) was a few fine white hairs...cat

 hairs.
 This group has helped me out before with my cat problem, the trouble is I 
 don't have a shotgun or a thermo nuclear device.
 I have an enviromently friendly trap that certainly wont hurt the little 
 kitty puss.
 It just walks in and the door closes behind it and then I can tell it what a

 bad kitty it was and
 then let it go.
 But I might introduce it to my two little puppy dogs because I don't think 
 it has any friends.
 
 Tony
 Australia
 
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Treat with Sulfur, it is the most benign substance you can use.

George
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