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14.03.2011 00:32
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catdaddy says:
A man has made a film about the adventures of his one-eyed cat, who has a passion for racing. Martin Humphreys and 12-year-old Midge are regularly spotted racing each other in the village of Wrose, in Shipley, West Yorkshire. Mr Humphreys hopes the movie will catch the eye of a film director or two when he 'releases' it at Cannes Film Festival, which starts this week.
catdaddy says:A man has made a film about the adventures of his one-eyed cat, who has a passion for racing. Martin Humphreys and 12-year-old Midge are regularly spotted racing each other in the village of Wrose, in Shipley, West Yorkshire. Mr Humphreys hopes the movie will catch the eye of a film director or two when he 'releases' it at Cannes Film Festival, which starts this week.
14.03.2011 00:32
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catdaddy says:
A three-week-old kitten lodged deep in a narrow drainpipe is safe and sound after a three-hour rescue operation by animal services control officers. The tiny black kitty with big eyes, believed to have been born in the wild, was dubbed "Bungee" after rescuers got her out by lassoing her feet in a rope noose, said animal control officer Peter Freeman. thestar.com/article/639143
catdaddy says:A three-week-old kitten lodged deep in a narrow drainpipe is safe and sound after a three-hour rescue operation by animal services control officers. The tiny black kitty with big eyes, believed to have been born in the wild, was dubbed "Bungee" after rescuers got her out by lassoing her feet in a rope noose, said animal control officer Peter Freeman. thestar.com/article/639143
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