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Well, I'm in flipflops so I'm fucked.

She may be hyperactive tonight. And develop obesity tomorrow. At least it wasn't an Oreo.

O'Shane, if she's ok now she'll probably be fine, but keep an eye on her.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Theobromine_poisoning

Serious poisoning happens more frequently in domestic animals, which metabolize theobromine much more slowly than humans, and can easily consume enough chocolate to cause chocolate poisoning. .... The most common victims of theobromine poisoning are dogs,[3][4][5] for which it can be fatal. The toxic dose for cats is even lower than for dogs.
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In dogs, the half-life of theobromine is 17.5 hours; in severe cases, clinical symptoms of theobromine poisoning can persist for 72 hours.

She's producing some nasty smelling poo but seems to be fine otherwise. Prancing around and demanding food in her usual way

The Wolf is scared of long things, to the point of hilarity. You can take a broom handle and point it end on at him and he'll sniff it and rub his face on it. As soon as you turn it horizontal he'll run away. Same thing happens with retractable tape meaures, and and type of pole.

When Ben came round with his dog James actually did the "turn sideways to look bigger" thing that I've only seen kittens do before.

End on your pole looks like a very small "thing"- no threat, sideways on it's massive! Time to run away!

^^ That is funny. My cats don't seem to be afraid of anything, except the world beyond the front door and the Jack Russell who chased them through the house once.

All our animals (cats, dogs, etc.) are incredible flirts and attention seekers (yeah, yeah, I know) - so instead of turning sideways to look bigger, they roll over on their backs to look cuter/get a tummy tickle, or they learn on, sit on or reach out a paw to make contact.

Even Grumpy Cat has her moments - O'Shane even got a friendly head butt this morning.

I even got a headbutt when I got home this evening. Totally different attitude to what I got last time I visited.

You can keep her if you like :)

Awww, I don't mean that!

She's a sweet cat really - just vicious and vile towards my babies.

Freddie being shy and/or lazy.

My neighbour says she saw a fox chasing Maia cat this morning. Now I'm really worried :(

Maia's a fit young cat. I really doubt you've got anything to worry about there.

Thanks Pete. Worry I will though :(

That goes without saying.

What are cats for if not to worry about :-)

Cotchin

http://i302.photobucket.com/albums/nn92/Benfht/367316BC-EB1F-451D-B4E1-36EFE743BE38-345-000000233BE7C19C_zps1d865651.jpg

^ Cute!

[fml - I'm so un-street I had to look 'Cotchin' up to find out its meaning and if it is a name or verb :(]

Un-street? Pfft, cotch is like cwtch.

^ Go and throw another word I don't know in to the mix, why don't you. ;)

Heres Motty enjoying a spot of Slacklining....

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It's ok, i'm from the north, no one talks like that here.

I learn my 'street words' from gritty E4 melodrama's.

And with family....

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my weathered longshoreman equipped with his floating corn

Got my sweetie a new necklace.

It's very fancy, I bought on 5th Avenue
It's a sort of Swarovski styled necklace.

(I'm still laughing everytime I see that thing on her)

Maggie's signature fence walk.