Total bugger :(
Grimly Curmudgeon
What follows may be considered by some as maudlin tripe, but if so,
may I say to those who consider it so - 'Go fuck yersels.'
Today I bid farewell to the cat that I found in the house.
A blood test this morning confirmed feline leukaemia virus and the
prognosis was not good, to put it mildly. She'd been right off her
food and heavily dehydrated for the past couple of days. At first it
didn't seem all that odd, she'd quite happily ignore grub for a day or
two at a time, but as the weekend progressed, it became more obvious
that something more serious was wrong.
Poor little bastard, at least the last 6 months of her life were
decent.
This happens a mere month after finding the rangy stray dead in the
building, having been trapped under a pile of fallen boxes. That was
his lair, the only place he felt safe. Having cataracts in both eyes,
he found a place to lie up and at the same time be near the grub and
his feline mates.
Bugger, bugger, bugger.
--
Dave
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Guig
news:nbbjftsci8a0kj557...@4ax.com...
> Bugger, bugger, bugger.
>
Folk are gonnae give me jip for posting this again....BUT who cares. Dunno
if it'll help....
<<
There is a place called Rainbow Bridge. When our beloved pets die, they
journey to this idyllic spot. There are meadows and hills enough for all to
frolic freely, and plenty of food, water and sunshine. Each and every animal
is warm and comfortable.
Those pets that have been ill or aged are restored to health and vigor.
Those who are hurt or maimed are made whole and strong. Each is just as we
remember in our dreams of days and times gone by. Our pets are happy and
content at Rainbow Bridge, except for one small thing. Every creature misses
someone special, whom they've left behind.
The animals all run and play together, but the day comes when one suddenly
stops, and looks into the distance. Bright eyes are intent; an eager body
begins to quiver. Suddenly, running from the group, flying over the green
grass, legs are going faster and faster.
You have been spotted, and you and your special friend come together in
joyous reunion. Happy kisses rain upon your face; your hands again caress
the beloved head; and you look once more into the trusting eyes of your pet,
so long gone from your life, but never absent from your heart. Then you
cross the Rainbow Bridge together.
Author Unknown
>>
--
Guig
(GSF600SY Bandit)
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overcome difficulties. If you have little tolerance then the smallest
thing immediately irritates you - Dalai Lama (1997)
Grimly Curmudgeon
blare of usenet, the voice of "Guig" <gu...@clora.g.uig.co.uk> rang out
loud and clear:
>Folk are gonnae give me jip for posting this again....BUT who cares. Dunno
>if it'll help....
>
><<
>There is a place called Rainbow Bridge. When our beloved pets die, they
>journey to this idyllic spot. There are meadows and hills enough for all to
>frolic freely, and plenty of food, water and sunshine. Each and every animal
>is warm and comfortable.
Furfuxake! That's just *too* much.
<Barf>
That's the winner in the Maudlin Tripe Stakes.
Vince
<sh...@the.moon.com> wrote:
>WARNING.
>What follows may be considered by some as maudlin tripe, but if so,
>may I say to those who consider it so - 'Go fuck yersels.'
>
>Today I bid farewell to the cat that I found in the house.
>A blood test this morning confirmed feline leukaemia virus and the
>prognosis was not good, to put it mildly. She'd been right off her
>food and heavily dehydrated for the past couple of days. At first it
>didn't seem all that odd, she'd quite happily ignore grub for a day or
>two at a time, but as the weekend progressed, it became more obvious
>that something more serious was wrong.
>
>Poor little bastard, at least the last 6 months of her life were
>decent.
>
>This happens a mere month after finding the rangy stray dead in the
>building, having been trapped under a pile of fallen boxes. That was
>his lair, the only place he felt safe. Having cataracts in both eyes,
>he found a place to lie up and at the same time be near the grub and
>his feline mates.
>
>Bugger, bugger, bugger.
Aw, sorry to hear it mate. If it's any help, check out:
http://wooll.shacknet.nu/vince-wooll/Puss/index.html
I know how you're feeling.
--
Vince,
The exoptable one.
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Rachael Nex
> What follows may be considered by some as maudlin tripe, but if so,
> may I say to those who consider it so - 'Go fuck yersels.'
>
> Today I bid farewell to the cat that I found in the house.
> A blood test this morning confirmed feline leukaemia virus and the
> prognosis was not good, to put it mildly.
<snip>
My sympathies. That feline leukaemia is a total bastard. I am well versed in
its nasty ways. I've lost at least three (and one unconfirmed due to a lost
blood sample, many years ago) mogguns to it.
Mourn your cat friend without fear of being labelled a maudlin tripe spewing
nerk, mate - and may all those who don't understand *why* you are bereaved
find that all the hairs on their arses have turned into drumsticks, and
beaten the shit out of them.
Rachael
Chris Evans
<sh...@the.moon.com> wrote:
>WARNING.
>What follows may be considered by some as maudlin tripe, but if so,
>may I say to those who consider it so - 'Go fuck yersels.'
>
>Today I bid farewell to the cat that I found in the house.
>A blood test this morning confirmed feline leukaemia virus
<snip>
Some years ago, I came downstairs to find my favourite Tom dead (which
the vet later informed me was due to Feline Leukaemia) looked like the
tough little bastard had put up a good fight.
--
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----- they are mine and mine alone, -----
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Pip
<sh...@the.moon.com> wrote:
>What follows may be considered by some as maudlin tripe, but if so,
>may I say to those who consider it so - 'Go fuck yersels.'
Fair enough.
>
>Today I bid farewell to the cat that I found in the house.
I remember you posting, just after you found the little beast. ISTR
that it was unanimous that you were doing a good thing taking her in
but that you might have difficulties later.
>
>Poor little bastard, at least the last 6 months of her life were
>decent.
That's what counts, mate - you did the best thing by her.
>
>This happens a mere month after finding the rangy stray dead in the
>building,
>
>Bugger, bugger, bugger.
My sympathies, Dave. Off down the Animal Shelter with you soon now
and find another couple of mogs that need their lives brightening up,
mate.
All the best now.
--
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While you still have a candle, burn it at both ends
- and torch it in the middle while you're at it!
Kind words butter no parsnips.
Bastard Bear
>
> WARNING.
> What follows may be considered by some as maudlin tripe, but if so,
> may I say to those who consider it so - 'Go fuck yersels.'
Bugger indeed.
Hope the pain dulls swiftly, but I doubt it will.
--
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Ace
<sh...@the.moon.com> wrote:
>WARNING.
>What follows may be considered by some as maudlin tripe, but if so,
>may I say to those who consider it so - 'Go fuck yersels.'
Can I just add "right between the eyes". I mean, this is pussing chats
we're talking about, and they's _important_.
>Today I bid farewell to the cat that I found in the house.
<snip>
s'always a bugger when they leave you. Don't feel you shouldn't
grieve. I've been more upset by cats dying [1] than most people
(except for close relatives) whose funerals I've attended.
I'm a big softy, I know, but a good cry really helps let it all out...
[1] Four, over the years, although our current three range from 12 to
15 yrs old, so it's likely there'll be some more losses in the nearish
future :-((
--
Ace in Basel
955i Sprint ST, V70 XC & assorted pushbikes
BOTAFOT#3, SbS#2, UKRMMA#13, UKRMSPC#1
BRC
> What follows may be considered by some as maudlin tripe, but if so,
> may I say to those who consider it so - 'Go fuck yersels.'
>
> Today I bid farewell to the cat that I found in the house.
I'm so sorry :o((
{{{hugs}}}
--
J
from the depths of revision
Steve Leyland
> Today I bid farewell to the cat that I found in the house.
Bad one :-(
I know how it feels to lose a much loved feline friend.
Roadkill by some c*nt.
Sympathies.
--
Steve
Today is the difference between yesterday and tomorrow.
Alan T Gower
> What follows may be considered by some as maudlin tripe, but if so,
> may I say to those who consider it so - 'Go fuck yersels.'
>
> Today I bid farewell to the cat that I found in the house.
> A blood test this morning confirmed feline leukaemia virus and the
Sorry to hear that. I've lost two cats to it.
--
Alan
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YTC#9 (and proud), DS#2 (Re: H-D), two#24, BOTAFOF#11
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MrMoosehead
crying:
>WARNING.
>What follows may be considered by some as maudlin tripe, but if so,
>may I say to those who consider it so - 'Go fuck yersels.'
>
>Today I bid farewell to the cat that I found in the house.
}:8(
Gone to Kitty Kat heaven, where there a plenty of mice, birds and an
endless supply of catnip.
--
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darsy
>Today I bid farewell to the cat that I found in the house.
are you going to have it stuffed and mounted?
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Windy
<sh...@the.moon.com> wrote:
>Today I bid farewell to the cat that I found in the house.
Bugger. :o(
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Suze
snow_leop...@totalise.co.uk says...
> On Wed, 09 May 2001 20:46:33 GMT, Grimly Curmudgeon
>
> >WARNING.
> >What follows may be considered by some as maudlin tripe, but if so,
> >may I say to those who consider it so - 'Go fuck yersels.'
>
>
>
Total sympathies.
Suze
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Chris Evans
>On Wed, 09 May 2001 20:46:33 GMT, Grimly Curmudgeon
><sh...@the.moon.com> wrote:
>
>>Today I bid farewell to the cat that I found in the house.
>
>are you going to have it stuffed and mounted?
No, just holding hands.
Grimly Curmudgeon
blare of usenet, the voice of darsy <da...@sticky.net> rang out loud
and clear:
>are you going to have it stuffed and mounted?
Nah, I don't have one of them TCP numbers.
--
Dave
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darsy
<BigChrisGE...@chris-evans.net> wrote:
>On Thu, 10 May 2001 10:22:09 +0100, darsy <da...@sticky.net> wrote:
>
>>On Wed, 09 May 2001 20:46:33 GMT, Grimly Curmudgeon
>><sh...@the.moon.com> wrote:
>>
>>>Today I bid farewell to the cat that I found in the house.
>>
>>are you going to have it stuffed and mounted?
>
>No, just holding hands.
...is the *right* answer :-)