"jmcquown" > wrote in message
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> On 11/10/2018 5:30 AM, Julie Bove wrote:
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>> "jmcquown" > wrote in message
>> ...
>>> On 11/9/2018 1:29 AM, Julie Bove wrote:
>>>>
>>>> "Pamela" > wrote in message
>>>> ...
>>>>> On 13:24 8 Nov 2018, Ed Pawlowski > wrote in
>>>>> :
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>>>>>> some of you kid about Bothell, but according to Reader's Digest, it
>>>>>> is
>>>>>> one of the nicest places in America.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> The November issue has an article Nicest Place in America and Bothell
>>>>>> was in the top 10. They did not mention by name anyone we know, but
>>>>>> I'm
>>>>>> sure everyone there is in that category. Must be nice to live there.
>>>>>
>>>>> What is the relevance of Bothell?
>>>>
>>>> I live there. Or at least it's my mailing address. I live much closer
>>>> to Mill Creek than Bothell. Mill Creek is a lovely place.
>>>>
>>>> Many people here like to take cheap pot shots at me and take what I say
>>>> and twist it into something else.
>>>
>>> It's only because those tales over the years have been incredulous. The
>>> madman sweeper who was wearing a turban, terrorizing you with a push
>>> broom at the store. Or the raccoon breaking through your bedroom window
>>> and dragging out your cat. Of course, these things happen to everyone.
>>
>> Now you are lying, The "Turban Broomer" was using a dust mop type thing.
>
> I'm lying? Oh, sorry! A dust mop is much more scary than a push broom!
> LOL
>
>> The cats were pulled through the window in this room. Not the bedroom
>> window. Do you see how *you* are twisting things?
>
> Why does it matter *which* room? It's incredulous.

It matters because it proves how you twist things, It's not incredulous.
Raccoons can be visious.
>
> I've had raccoons tear down bird feeders. They've dragged off the chains
> that held a terra cotta bird feeder. I had a solar powered fountain on
> the patio, I filled the basin with shiny little glass pebbles. Raccoons
> knocked it over and carried away some of the glass pebbles. They like
> shiny things.

Well, my cats aren't shiny and neither was the screen that the racoon ripped
from the window.
>
> Do I believe raccoons broke through a window screen (any window) and stole
> your cats? Nope.

I don't care what you believe. I know what happened. Angela lost her cat and
Jazzy lost her daughter. It's pretty horrible of you to make light of it.