[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> In a message dated 12/26/2002 5:51:31 PM US Mountain Standard Time,
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
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> > Dan's allergic to cats *and* doesn't like them. No cats.
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> I can then just imagine a cat's reaction to Dan.
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> Cats pick up on these things, whereas there are brain dead dogs so friendly
> that they'd lick the face of Charles Manson.
Actually, cats seem to pick up on who's avoiding them, and dash straight
for that person's lap once it's created. This makes for a very
interesting time visiting a house with cats when you're allergic. And
the more you don't want the cat (e.g., if you are not the only allergic
guest, just the *more* allergic guest), the more the cat wants you.
At least, this has been my experience with more cats than not.
Julia
who once tossed a kitten halfway across the room three times before the
kitten understood that stepping on this new person's lap was going to
result in finding itself in another spot awfully quick; it gave up after
the fourth throw (but what do you expect from a kitten named Tequila?)
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