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Old 09-25-2014, 08:16 AM #1
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Cats are very popular here on NT.

But it is not just here.


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YouTube is flooded with cat videos. There is one long one of kittens growing up with Mom and Dad cats that is just wonderful!

I Can Haz Cheeseburger is mostly cats, too. You could spend days there as well as at YouTube.... WEEKS there actually! LOL

We've had cats for over 40 yrs. Many unique ones, and unique experiences too.
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You just email them to yourself. If your phone gives options for size, pick a small size as is best for here (size limits)

They you download from your email to your computer, and put in
"my pictures" and make sure you make a "cat folder" first...
and then you go to attachments here and upload following directions. Manage attachments is below the submit button for
a post.
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i put a post about one of my symptoms, i get 2 maybe 3 replies. Post about my cat and get 14, lol.
Sometimes it's nice to just have a conversation. Plus, it's the Pets Forum LOL
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