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  1. I have apparently got a Tazelworm also. Thanks for the tips… relieved to know it’s just not a temperamental cat who wants tuna.

  2. Phew, thank goodness I have no cats! I have only had a budgie which was part of the household. Bought as a male and called Peter but doubts were raised when ‘he’ laid an egg 🙂
    By that time we referred to Peter as he and so continued and he didn’t seem to mind. He liked to help me do jigsaws by pecking out the pieces I had fitted and dropping them off the table. He loved toast, crisps, pizza in fact anything really, he would land on my daughter’s hand while she was eating and reading her magazine, he nibbled the toast then the magazine.
    Obviously it didn’t do him any harm as he was 14 when he died.
    But back to the Tatzelworm? Well with all the dangers you survive I’m really surprised you manage to write at all.

  3. It is very obvious that you have a serious problem on your hands. The suggestive powers of the tatzelwurm dragon is most insidious. They convince unsuspecting prey that they are a simple, harmless house cat in need of a belly rub. When their prey innocently comes in for said belly rub… they attack. Most ingenious and deadly. You are lucky that you are still alive. At least your digits are still intact as they are necessary for alerting the unsuspecting populous, of Blue Order dragon friends and keepers, to the dangers of the tatzelwurm dragon. Yes, lucky indeed.

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