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December 21, 2007

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kimberly kinchen

Ah, yes, the eternal struggle of deli owners and heads of households alike: cat germs (read:litter box microbes) all over, or rodents using one's home as a supermarket? I vote for cat germs.

kimberly kinchen

Eeew. Let me explain...um...cat germs are everywhere, but I'd rather clean the cat germs off the counter top than clean rodent poop off anywhere, etc. etc. Just to clear that up.

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can i just remind everyone that cats are very clean animals.
if those cats are monitored and kept safe by free regular checkups, i dont see the problem as to why they cannot continue to hang at delis. as long as they are kept away from the dining area.

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