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Old 12th March 2004, 21:02
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There is a birds.com as well as some other interest based message boards will there be a dogs.com?

Looking forward to that!
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Old 14th March 2004, 11:08
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Hi Kathy,


I'm sure given time, their will be just about every animal with a dot com attached to it.


Of course, we all know that cats rule and dogs follow (sorry, but the truth hurts, I know!)


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Old 14th March 2004, 15:15
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Of course, we all know that cats rule and dogs follow (sorry, but the truth hurts, I know!)


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Well said Kurt, and I agree there is nothing like a warm furry kitty to cuddle up with...I loved to curl up with my kitty more than anything else in the world...and I mean ANYTHING...lol
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Old 16th March 2004, 13:22
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There is a birds.com as well as some other interest based message boards will there be a dogs.com?

Looking forward to that!
lol..aye... I was surprised to hear that VCI was in some way connected to Birds..lol.. but I guess I should not have been... and I agree hopefully the will have both dogs and cats at some point in the future too...or maybe they do now?... Niquie will know best I reckon
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Old 16th March 2004, 14:52
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lol..

I would love to see a Kitty.com.. lol..

That would be fantastic.. I can teach the girls to type then .. They walk all about the keyboard anyway.. lol.. when Im trying to post.. hee hee

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Old 16th March 2004, 23:04
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kitty.com, puppy.com, fishy.com, bunny.com, (they already have some horse sites) gerbil.com?

You could have a ball coming up with all kinds of names for .coms!

A good pet site is http://www.talkpets.com
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