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Trying this with Fflwff could result in broken bones, nerve damage and severe blood loss. Mine, not hers. I may give it a shot, though.
Note to readers: Never play Cat Buckaroo with any potentially cat damaging objects, such as bricks, television sets or Collected Works of Shakespeare.
(Thanks John!)
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I made that little site, hope you liked it. It has suddenly grown massive without me really noticing, appearing on blogs all over the globe. Pretty funny really, he is just my little (well rather fat) wesley.
I love your site! And your Welsey is adorable. I tried playing Cat Buckaroo with my Cleo, but she woke up before I got the first item (a hairbrush) anywhere near her. Wesley has far more patience (or is a deeper sleeper!).
Looks like you've inspired a copycat (!) site…
http://stuffonmycat.com/
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