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Joan Archer said:

Willow is the same, even when she's playing she keeps her claws in and if she bites it's just really a gentle tasting and she doesn't actual bite, she is very gentle. Sooty used to be ok till we lost Lynx and he changed and is very unpredictable now. He can be nice and calm one minute then attack for no particular reason, trouble is John takes blood thinners and he's usually the one that gets shredded,


Sooty is 15 now and we've had him since he was 5 months old and he's a big cat, Willow is 5 and only a small dainty cat. :)

Max is 5 years old now and still chases his tail

... Well last night ... I was called to a till because a guy had entered the wrong pin for his card 3 times (not WiFi) so now the card was locked so the guy said to me if I tell you the pin can you try .....

I'm guessing this is the type of guy that needs a physical key to enter his car, and lets his ISP provide all the equipment he needs for Internet connectivity in his house, with all default settings....

johngalt said:

I'm guessing this is the type of guy that needs a physical key to enter his car, and lets his ISP provide all the equipment he needs for Internet connectivity in his house, with all default settings....

Well, no remote or electric doors on my car and once I had to let ISP guy set my internet. Only car that I didn't need a key for was my '66 Mercury pickup, there were no locks.

So, was that you Steph was talking about?

johngalt said:

So, was that you Steph was talking about?

I have an alibi, I was about 5000 miles away.

but, otherwise, account for distance, it would have been you?

johngalt said:

but, otherwise, account for distance, it would have been you?

No, I wrote my pin down inside my valet.

Doesn't mean you will enter it correct in 3 attempts lol.