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Holly S. DiMeglio
>A really wierd day here. Tequila is acting funny. My aloof cat is also
>extremely affectionate today too. Also my dog got into some things and
>shredded them into pieces all over the living room, something she hasn't
>done in "+ years. Go figure. Something's up.
You're in Alaska, right? On the Pacific "Ring of Fire," right? I've heard
it and had it confirmed that animals sense seismic disturbances before
humans do. Perhaps the furry kids are warning you about a quake on its way.
Or something else? I learned to always pay attention to what mine "say."
Hope they're wrong this time!
March, Jim
>Wasn't there once a ferret did a cameo on Star Trek: The Next Generation?
As a ferret-lover, Trekker and Cardassian enthusiast (yes, we have our own
Websites and even an erotic fiction resource -- those Cardassian men are
gorgeous! This must mean there are Cardassian ferrets! I *knew* I'd like
visiting there!) the little critter was indeed an albino fert. Moussed?
Maybe, I'm not sure. Looked just like our albino fert.
>Hey! Let's have a contest for "most obscure film-ferret reference"!
Sounds good to me!
Rainey
[Moderator's note - I dunno, so far I think Kim's in the lead. BIG]
[Posted in FML issue 1662]
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