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To: Richard Mazzarella who wrote (1779)	9/16/1999 7:30:00 PM
From: Chuca Marsh	Respond to of 2392

There is plenty of need for Kitty Litter. Trust me on that here. ChuckaNo.... Bags....sssss TIM's Special Mix, claw and scratch at it, and heap in the corner with the poets. The Cow's Eat it. The Bulls charge it and the fighters dart around it and sometime step in it with both feet. One must have multi Stomachs to digest it! P.S.- Armenia....sorry all my European Threaders, I tend to add geography to my thoughts.

To: Richard Mazzarella who wrote (1779)	9/17/1999 11:17:00 AM
From: Tim Hall	Respond to of 2392

Richard, You were supposed to take care of Chuck while I was gone. Now look what I have to straighten up. VBG Chuca, Zeolite is the mineral which is cow feed supplement, not perlite. I was in Armenia looking at Perlite. However, speaking of cows, I watched many Armenians processing cow poop. Recipe: Take fresh cowpoop, mix with some straw, shape into 8 inch squares about 4 inches thick. Sun dry until hard. Stack into piles five feet high and plaster piles with a thin layer of fresh cow poop so stacks stay dry. When winter comes, use for fuel. Good to be home and still have jet lag. Spent 24 hours on trip home and the sun never went down. When I got home, I spent 30 minutes petting all of my firearms and then kissed the wife. I think before we give individuals welfare payments in this country we should make them spend 30 days in a rural Armenian village. Have to go spend more time with firearms now, will check back in later. Tim