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To: E. Charters who wrote (1912)	10/7/1998 12:08:00 PM
From: Solon	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 2770

I don't see how you can see Fluffy. Are you sure that isn't some other cat? If Fluffy doesn't show up for his 6 o'clock feeding soon I am going to assume he is dead Is it permissible to use biddles and skits to demonstrate a gross representation of the indeterminacy of Fluffy's existence? If we are going to be literal, the fact that you are looking for Fluffy invalidates the goal of finding her to be (or not finding her to be)--whether dead or alive, or both! As long as you are simply hanging around the cat dish, keeping out of trouble, and merely thinking about Fluffy's state of being...this is acceptable. If you are actively trying to find Fluffy--NO! You are not allowed to look for her! If you are trying to infer Fluffy's status by the contents of the food dish, you MUST stop eating out of the same bowl! Should you hold a service for The Fluff?! Not if you are planning on holding a viewing! CATUS SPARTICUS