Asylum BZ34
Asylum BZ34
Where the strange just get stranger
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A cat's Little Instruction Book
(By Leigh W.Rutledge - Thorsons publishing)
- Always lick after meals
- When in doubt, chase something
- Keep your tail away from stoves, candles, lit cigarettes, automatic dishwasher doors, children, rocking-chairs and dogs. God gave you one tail - take good care of it
- Worry about courage, cleanliness and furballs
- Don't worry about what other cats think of you. Remember, the cats who often do the most with their lives are the ones who were laughed at, ridiculed or made fun of as kittens
- Be adorable
- Stay out of car engines
- Stay out of open windows during thunderstorms
- Stay indoors on Bonfire Night
- Surprise someone by hiding in the laundry basket
- Avoid the temptation to spend all day waiting expectaqntly by the birdbath
- Christmas trees are meant to be climbed
- Long naps never go out of fashion
- Just say no to catnip
- The three Great Lies of Life are:
- The cheque is in the post
- All I want is one kiss
- It'll be all right, just get in the travelling basket
- Avoid cleaning your private parts in public places
- Forgive your enemies - but hit them a couple of times first
- Never go to a vet who doesn't have cats himself
- Never go back to a vet who discusses his or her stock portfolio while taking your temperature
- Always make sure the lid is down on the toilet before jumping on it
- Don't run to the vet's for every little ache and pain. Ninety persent of your medical problems will get better on their own, regardless of what you take or do for them
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- Remember, no matter how much they love you, all human beings are biased towards their own species
- Never go to bed with a resentful heart or a dirty face
- Learn to recognise the sound of a bowl being filled with cereal; milk usually follows
- Be astonishingly mysterious
- Look in to people as well as at them
- When depressed or confused, try lying on your back with your legs in the air; sometimes the world just looks better upside-down
- Never be afraid to seek centre stage
- No matter what you've done wrong, always try to make it look like the dog did it
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