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Dog was killed and eaten by 'big cat'
Electronic Telegraph ^
| 13/01/2003
| Richard Savill
Posted on 01/12/2003 7:12:00 PM PST by aculeus
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posted on
01/12/2003 7:12:00 PM PST
by
aculeus
To: aculeus
bump
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posted on
01/12/2003 7:14:58 PM PST
by
gd124
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To: aculeus
Picture, please.
To: afraidfortherepublic
To: afraidfortherepublic
This the famous "Black Panther of the Moors." It's been photographed a few times, but no one can actually say what the hell it is.
State of Maine Fish and Game ought to be releasing a few for us as a tourist attraction. They will be able to live off road kill and passed-out visitors from Boston.
To: afraidfortherepublic
Sorry, the predator didn't wait for the photographer.
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posted on
01/12/2003 7:26:30 PM PST
by
aculeus
(What is mind? No matter. What is matter? Never mind.)
To: Kenny Bunk
LOL.
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posted on
01/12/2003 7:27:03 PM PST
by
friendly
To: aculeus
As a dedicated companion cat, I do NOT approve of this.
FRegards,
Slugger
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posted on
01/12/2003 7:29:15 PM PST
by
BenLurkin
(Temporarily highjacked by Mrs. BenLurkin's faithful cat.)
To: aculeus
Since the attack, there have been two further sightings, one at a creamery in Llangadog at 2am last Wednesday. Looking for a saucer of milk???
To: Kenny Bunk
This the famous "Black Panther of the Moors." It's been photographed a few times, but no one can actually say what the hell it is. I like its other name... The Beast of Essex. Sounds a lot more dangerous than the Vicious Chicken of Bristol. ;-)
To: afraidfortherepublic
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posted on
01/12/2003 7:41:09 PM PST
by
dtel
(Texas Longhorn cattle for sale at all times. We don't rent pigs)
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To: aculeus
In Texas that cat would be a page 14 footnote after some rural resident scored a kill and had the cat stuffed and mounted.
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posted on
01/12/2003 7:43:12 PM PST
by
Centurion2000
(Darth Crackerhead)
To: aculeus
Big deal! This happens all the time in the hills of southern California. We call 'em mountain lions. They apparently have an affinity for poodles!
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To: uncowed
Didn't Sherlock Holmes deal with something like in the moors? I think he did in an unpublished work entitled "Feline of the Baskervilles".
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posted on
01/12/2003 7:48:00 PM PST
by
Ken H
To: uncowed
That would be
The Hound of the Baskervilles which dealt with a dog that had... ah, but I'll spoil the story for those who haven't read it.
FYIHOB was first published in October 1901.
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01/12/2003 7:48:05 PM PST
by
Jemian
(Tag! You're it.)
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