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# re. kittens
i seem to recall it's not the fur that causes the reaction it's dried cat spit that does it. you either need to give the cat a rub down with a damp cloth or cut its tongue out.
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# I only have to be in close proxiimity to be affected
does kitty spit get in the air?
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# it probably does
i'm guessing it produces great clouds of dried spit dust, the hairier the cat the more dried spit there is about, i have the same problem with airborne alcohol, the bash brought me out in a rash, and i didn't drink a drop.
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# o0o
sounds sensible
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# THIS IS TRUE
ALLLL TRUE
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# moist pussies ftw
/molly sugdon blog

sorry i couldn't help myself.
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# In YOUR endo!
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