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  • Originally posted by DJA View Post
    Sounds like he finally got paid cash in hand and his roadie stopped flicking the switch.

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    • Originally posted by Herlock Sholmes View Post

      Hi Wick,

      I think that the lady’s name might have been Suzy? I saw an old Ripperologist fairly recently (a hard copy version) and there was a photograph of her with Caz.
      Ah yes, Suzi. I know her & Lyn were close, I didn't know she knew Caz.
      Ok then, mystery solved. Thanks.

      Also, thanks Dave.
      Regards, Jon S.

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      • Dear Suzi Hanney, RIP.

        We used to have such fun over a few vodkas and high jinx with her soft toy cat, Diddles, mischief maker supreme. He used to accompany her to conferences and meetings sporting his latest ripper related outfit. Suzi embroidered his name on one of his knitted jumpers, and unpicked a rogue apostrophe when I pointed out that it didn't belong in DIDDLE'S.

        I imagine Suzi and Jules up there having a real belly laugh together, whenever they see us down here, taking ourselves and our various theories too seriously.

        Love,

        Caz
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        "Comedy is simply a funny way of being serious." Peter Ustinov


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        • Originally posted by Ms Diddles View Post

          Yes!

          I remember reading your thread entitled "Goodbye, Sweet Emma Cat" or similar, and getting quite a lump in my throat.

          As a lifelong animal lover, who has been owned by a few cats, I've been there, and know how heart wrenching it can be.

          Emma looks like a beautiful girl!

          Glad to hear you have taken the plunge and have a couple more furries.

          They will be different to Emma, but I'm sure they will bring you joy!










          Thank you so very much, Ms. Diddles, for your sage advice. Your cat is gorgeous! I have a soft spot for Siamese and color point kitties. My boy Shiloh back in the Eighties was a seal point born to a black long-haired outdoor kitty at my parents' place in the country. I loved his blue eyes so much!
          Pat D. https://forum.casebook.org/core/imag...rt/reading.gif
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          • Originally posted by Pcdunn View Post

            Thank you so very much, Ms. Diddles, for your sage advice. Your cat is gorgeous! I have a soft spot for Siamese and color point kitties. My boy Shiloh back in the Eighties was a seal point born to a black long-haired outdoor kitty at my parents' place in the country. I loved his blue eyes so much!
            Oh! Shiloh sounds like a beauty!

            Seal Point combined with black long hair sounds gorgeous.

            Yeah, I have had Siamese cats all my adult life.

            I kind of inherited one from a friend of mine who went off travelling round the world.

            At first I thought that the cat was a complete weirdo, as he was so different to the moggies which I had had previously.

            Once we got to know each other though, I realised he was completely amazing.

            I've been Siamese all the way ever since.

            They are extremely high maintenance though, and continuously demand attention, but they are also amazingly intelligent, affectionate and hilariously funny sometimes too.

            My current girl (Conchita - see avatar) has a special Miaow to let me know if there is an unseemly crease in her favourite towel over the radiator!

            She has me well trained!









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            • Originally posted by caz View Post
              Dear Suzi Hanney, RIP.

              We used to have such fun over a few vodkas and high jinx with her soft toy cat, Diddles, mischief maker supreme. He used to accompany her to conferences and meetings sporting his latest ripper related outfit. Suzi embroidered his name on one of his knitted jumpers, and unpicked a rogue apostrophe when I pointed out that it didn't belong in DIDDLE'S.

              I imagine Suzi and Jules up there having a real belly laugh together, whenever they see us down here, taking ourselves and our various theories too seriously.

              Love,

              Caz
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              The moral of the story being, don't pretend to have a cat called Diddles, apparently it's no good for your health.

              RIP Suzi & Jules.
              Regards, Jon S.

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              • Originally posted by DJA View Post
                Sounds like he finally got paid cash in hand and his roadie stopped flicking the switch.
                Ha Ha! The cynicism! That's a cracker Dave.
                Thems the Vagaries.....

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                • [QUOTE=Ms Diddles;n756393]

                  Oh! Shiloh sounds like a beauty!

                  Seal Point combined with black long hair sounds gorgeous.

                  Yeah, I have had Siamese cats all my adult life.

                  I kind of inherited one from a friend of mine who went off travelling round the world.

                  At first I thought that the cat was a complete weirdo, as he was so different to the moggies which I had had previously.

                  Once we got to know each other though, I realised he was completely amazing.

                  I've been Siamese all the way ever since.

                  They are extremely high maintenance though, and continuously demand attention, but they are also amazingly intelligent, affectionate and hilariously funny sometimes too.

                  My current girl (Conchita - see avatar) has a special Miaow to let me know if there is an unseemly crease in her favourite towel over the radiator!

                  She has me well trained!

                  [QUOTE]

                  She sounds very typical of the tribe. Shi "talked" too.

                  No, Shilo's MOM was a long haired black cat. Her original name was "Punky" and my mother changed it to "Spunky". I remember seeing her bring the kittens a half-dead mouse and dropping it in front of them. They didn't know what to do, and it ran underneath something in my Dad's tool-shed. (He was not amused when I told him!) I imagine Spunky took care of Mousie in due time.

                  Pat D. https://forum.casebook.org/core/imag...rt/reading.gif
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                  Von Konigswald: Jack the Ripper plays shuffleboard. -- Happy Birthday, Wanda June by Kurt Vonnegut, c.1970.
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