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Thank god you don’t have a pet bird.
I think you may have struck upon the marketing idea that will save us all… “BUT WAIT… There’s more! It’s not just a handy dandy source of local information, it’s also a cat mat that fits with any decor… NOW how much would you pay? Order now, and yours will come pre-creased for maximum portability AND feline comfort…”
I forgot: “And about 14 bucks cheaper than a Snuggie…”
Love the orange tabby. And so does Mrs. mike_b1.
Wow, I remember when he was just a little kitty. He’s gotten big!
One of those jobs where a newspaper can do what a laptop cannot — like wedging the fire door open when going out for a cigarette.Nice paint job on Dexter. Named for the TV character?zzzzzzzz
Larz: Dexter is indeed named for the TV character. It was our daughter’s idea.
I had a cat almost all the time growing up that looked identical.Years ago I sent complimentary copies of my newspaper to advertisers and one of the advertisers would never acknowledge reading it but commented routinely it was so appreciated because it was a perfect fit for their bird cage at home.
Stuffonmypaper.com?
Clearly, Dexter has heard the newspaper-as-fish-wrap legend and wants to be first in line to pounce. As he is sitting on an Ipswich story, it appears that fried clams are on the menu as well.