
CONTEST QUEEN'S FAITH IS RESTORED.
I'm thinking maybe the subject matter
was to blame for your previous mediocrity.
But let's not look back. This last Cat Card
of the Week was a little wilder, a little
nuttier maybe, and that, apparently, was
a good thing.

First prize for a perfect blend of hoe-down
and love-in-with-beat-sensibility
goes to Mr. joshw-at-sirius-dot-com:
"Where the haiyl you come across with this gaw-damn l-s-d?" yowled Phigt-Philo as he stood swaying and glassy-eyed in the back of the vehicle, which sensously clawed the asphalt. But I was surrounded by lights and that spirit was so HIGH I couldn't answer except to feel the hair rising on the back of my neck, that static charge moving through me and all the wild fucking cats and kittens we was loaded and felt FINE.... "Oh boy are we gonna party," I whispered to the automobile, which was purring with pleasure. --joshw@sirius.comBravo.
"It was hell!" Frank Oz had never been to a therapist before, although he'd been pointed that way by countless colleagues. But there he was, shaking and sobbing like any cheap TV-movie bimbo. "Jim had these cats, right? And they were like...I don't know, like some free-lovin' Osmonds drove John Lennon's Rolls over Billy Ray Cyrus' hair, or something..." The therapist shifted in her seat. She had always LOVED the Muppets. She had always loved HIM. "It was only a dream, Frank...And Jim, well,he's...um..." "God, doc, I just...I can't do it anymore." --jkurylo@direct.ca
Third Prize, for subtlety, of which Contest Queen
highly approves, and drollery, which is (according
to Newsweek anyway) WORD's hallmark, goes to
Mr. albin-at-eleven-dot-org:
In the late 60's, the little-known feline subculture in the Haight-Ashbury-- sparked mainly by the increasing number of tabs of acid given to unsuspecting pets-- was in full swing. Little did these cats know that soon they would meet a man who would whisk them away from their San Francisco idyll and into something darker in the desert-- Manson! --albin@eleven.orgEven our own dpelson has proved
By the time they got to Woodscratch, they were half a meowllion strong. Unfortunately, Moonkitty didn't realize that his friskies were laced with enough catnip to down a cheetah, resulting in disaster. Within moments, this day of peace and love turned into one of horror, as Moonkitty freaked and drove into the scattering throngs of cool cats watching the Scratching Posts on center stage. Perhaps if these young and carefree kitties realized they have only 9 lives, they would stop abusing themselves with the evil weed.--dpelson@IConNet.comAnd finally, for most authentic, best attitude, and
Far Out!!! Tabby Lu brought the catnip, the LOVE IN can begin!!!!--lordgek@best.comAs you know, dear readership, Contest Queen does

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