Thread: Do you have a pet?
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Old 04-17-2009, 08:22 PM   #64
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Originally Posted by ShortNCuddlyAm View Post
The bath isn't big enough, and the local planning regs won't let me turn the back garden (or the front one, for that matter) into a crocodile/alligator pit/swamp/marsh/other-suitably-wet-ground...

I have one yeti who I married, and one invisible Portugese llama. I did have two cats, and would like some more, but not just yet... we do however seem to have at least one, possibly more, invisible and/or incorporeal cats.
Down in the Everglades of Florida, there are people who wrestle alligators! I guess you could consider that a sort of pet!

You know, Am, you've given me the perfect pet for Ryleigh! An invisible llama!! It can be tall, so it will match my husband (of course it will have to be big and male, too to match my OCD requirements) and I don't have to feed it, walk it, or pooper scoop behind it!! Yeah...I like it, I like it!! THANKS.

Please explain about the invisible/incorporeal cats. It sounds like a very interesting story.

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