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Neither. He tribbles (yes that's the word, and from where ST got the name).

Besides, cows moo! Some cats may me-ow.

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  Keith

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Probably complaining about the junta's treatment of Daw Aung San Suu Kyi.

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Burmese talk. I can readily tell which banter means "water", which means "fill my food bowl" and which means "change the litter box NOW" ;-)

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Siamese yowl ! And Burmese spend all day chatting at you but I sure can't make out what they're saying.

Graham

ROTFLMAO!

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Certainly Siamese yeowl! I had a half-a-siamese moons ago. I used to pitch the thing out the window. The kittens were easier to deal with than a week of lost sleep every month. Actually, the kittens were quite easy to deal with.

A friend has a Maine Coon (I think it is, anyway). That thing talks like a wife. It also head-butts if ignored. I thougk our big cat is part Maine Coon. He's a huge long-hair, close to 20 lbs. He started tribbling too, after the "new" (six months later, two years ago) came into the house. He'll sass sometimes too.

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We have the automatic litter box. I don't want them retaliating for any oversight (we've had it happen). I also tiled the room it's in up to

4'.

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  Keith

I think you've got to give us this one. It's OUR pagan god Tiw (not Too) that named the day. Woden for Wednesday, Thunnor for Thursday, Frig (yes, a goddess) for Friday.

Paul Burke

Don't neglect Satyrday. ;-)

Cheers! Rich