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Actually thinking about it he doesn't get away with his cat in that one. The cat is forgotten about when it all kicks off. Either it dies in the volcanic explosion that concludes the battle or it escapes by other means. Possibly there's a cat-flap installed somewhere.

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Originally Posted by Macca

Actually thinking about it he doesn't get away with his cat in that one. The cat is forgotten about when it all kicks off. Either it dies in the volcanic explosion that concludes the battle or it escapes by other means. Possibly there's a cat-flap installed somewhere.

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Probably operated via a microchip. Our now deceased black cat could never work out how to use a cat flap. She'd sit there staring at it, then run round to the kitchen window and tap on it to attract our attention. The other cat used it all the time, with no bother.

was never really into bond that much once i became 16:eyebrows: give me the simpsons any time:ner:

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Originally Posted by struth

was never really into bond that much once i became 16:eyebrows: give me the simpsons any time:ner:

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I like the Simpsons too. At least up until about 1998. It lost the plot after that.

And Bond stopped being quality after 'For Your Eyes Only'. 'Moonraker' is the last really good one. Up till then it was ridiculous but it was knowingly ridiculous. Like the old Batman TV series. Everything seems to take itself so seriously these days. Whatever happened to escapist nonsense? Proper entertainment? If I want a lesson in morality ( I don't) I'll go to church, and if I want to be educated I'll read a book. Films and telly are supposed to be fun.

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Probably operated via a microchip. Our now deceased black cat could never work out how to use a cat flap. She'd sit there staring at it, then run round to the kitchen window and tap on it to attract our attention. The other cat used it all the time, with no bother.

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Some years ago now there was a cat living in one of the houses opposite me that would climb up on the wheelie-bin and ring the doorbell to be let in.

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Some years ago now there was a cat living in one of the houses opposite me that would climb up on the wheelie-bin and ring the doorbell to be let in.

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The other day we saw a cat in the round round the corner from us, staring intently at the front door of the house where he/she/it lives, as if trying to attract its owner's attention through the sheer force of cat-thought.

Don't underestimate the power of cat thought. Our tom cat would knock on the window once. Thump! And then he would turn and stare at the door. You could shout to him, bang on the window, tell him to go around to the other side of the house where there was a perfectly good cat door, but he would not look round or react in any way. He'd just sit there staring at the door. Eventually one of us would walk all the way round and let him in.

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Originally Posted by Macca

Actually thinking about it he doesn't get away with his cat in that one. The cat is forgotten about when it all kicks off. Either it dies in the volcanic explosion that concludes the battle or it escapes by other means. Possibly there's a cat-flap installed somewhere.

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It would have been through the cat flap at the first sign of trouble. They really have no loyalty.

I like to think it got away.

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Originally Posted by struth

was never really into bond that much once i became 16:eyebrows: give me the simpsons any time:ner:

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I like the Simpsons but prefer Family Guy and especially Brian the doggy... as per avatar ;)