I think he was a kitten anyway...

Either way, the little bugger followed me into my flat. I went and got him some water, came back through just in time to see his larger cat buddy leap off my sofa and run out the door.

Its like they know I'm allergic to them. Sadistic bastards.

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A flawless argument, I have to admit.

*sniff* i'm getting all emotional... ;)
Seriously though, the Nokia was great for some things-brilliant camera, great GPS, good quality built in speakers, etc.
But it was also slow to the point of being near unusable at times. And the web browser-jesus, don't even get me started.
Although I don't think this is the end of my N96. For one thing i have 7 batteries, so its the logical choice of phone to take to Glastonbury in June. But for now, its being placed at the back of the cupboard to collect dust for a couple of months. :)

This week couldn't end soon enough. Desperately in need of a sleep.

Plus all this talk of Glasto is making me wish it was next week. Booking a holiday 8 months in advance is a bastard!

I was lucky to get this photo - I was caught messing with the shutter time when Cougar lunged for the kitty snack, but thankfully I hit the button just in time and got the shot.

Taken far too many cliché cat photos recently, but damnit they're such fun subjects to chase around. I may have to start a cat set over on my flickr page at some point!

Great view, cheers

I agree flags give the festival character, but stuff like seems like a step too far. Flags yes, but not at the expense of others - they paid near-on £200 too!