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To: Sig who wrote (98816)	2/5/2005 1:52:53 PM
From: Volsi Mimir	Respond to of 793682

you mean........ throw em a bone.... and you know petfood prices would astronomically escalate even more-- damn Swiss companies always thinking ahead, laiseez-faire at its best. Iwonder if I could be co-trustee grantor with Jaws and CharleyTTuna, my goldfish. I hope I don't succcumb to some guppy-mill scheme......gotta get me a bigger bowl. I can't find a response or position for Sen. Cantwell D-WA. It will be kinda interesting to watch her re-election because of her stand of NO PAC money as one of the her 'electable' reasons but her net-wealth by Real Networks might make for an appeasement, and she owes herself a couple of mil from her last run. pets-- THE NATION'S PETS ARE LIVING LARGE...TOO LARGE ST. LOUIS (January 2005) - Six out of 10 pets in the United States were overweight, according to a recent Nestlé Purina study were overweight, yet almost half of their owners thought their overweight pets were in ideal shape. "These results indicate that far too many pets today are overweight," says Grace Long, DVM, veterinary marketing director at Nestlé Purina. "Extra pounds make a difference. A score of 6 to 6.5 on the BCS scale is equivalent to being 20 to 25 percent over ideal body weight. In human terms, that's comparable to a man weighing 216 to 225 pounds when he should weigh 180 pounds." =snip=from Purina site, those sly swiss folks