Open Thread

Townhouse, I think that is true. Cats are very tuned in to their owners…so are dogs of course. I had heard a story about a dog who began growling, snuffling and occasionally barking at his ‘mother’s armpit. Turned out, she had a tumor. Dog may have saved her life.

11217, t’would be a pleasure to meet you.

okay – here’s the news:
The company I work for has been sold and I will shortly be assimilated into a “Death Star”-type organisation (DSTO).
That wouldn’t ordinarily be cause for celebration (since we’ll have to give up the funky offices) except that we will remain independent and DSTO is injecting assets that will make us V profitable.

That is all. Carry on people.

“psych ward”

Sick ward, not psych ward! Sorry about him, he gets confused easily. ; )

Hey there! Hope everyone had a good weekend.

Rob-

1. Cats have an incredible sense of smell and when they smell your breath it’s their way of recognizing you and making sure you’re o.k. They can actually tell when you’re ill or even upset by doing this.

2. Exposing a child early to cats and/or dogs actually improve a child’s immune system and REDUCE their chances of being asthmatic:

http://www.webmd.com/video/pets-and-allergies

We would be glad to see you next time, 11217.

stevie, you bt=etter show too. No need to reveal your real life at all. You can still be “asshole stevieb” 🙂