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17-07-2011, 05:40 PM
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Our cat had been missing a couple of days,the Mrs was starting to get a tad concerned as hes a bit of a scrapper and when he goes away he usually comes back a little worse for wear,anyways tonight in he strolls dragging this behind him
 Not to sure what to do,snip it off ya reckon?  Hes currently perched in front of the fire as though nothings amiss,doesnt seem in any pain.
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Damn,look what the cat dragged home(dont look if your a tad squeamish)
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