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Old 04-12-2008, 07:49 AM #1
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This is pretty funny, and rather droll... don't turn it off because near the end there is the "cat yodel" which is priceless.


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I think I spy a peanut butter addiction, and they even use marmalade like I
do. I "think" it is even omega-3 Smart Balance that they are buying. They have a whole cupboard full! So I was very happy with this YouTube for that reason too. (that's Smart Balance in the grocery cart).

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That was funny - I watched some of the others, too. Cats are so entertaining!
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