but a woman in Manhattan runs a brothel to finance a home for stray animals. Julia Moya, the in-charge of 25 call girls, makes 1.6 million pounds a year from the profession, but only to save stray animals, as she claims. "I save stray animals," The Sun quoted Moya, generally called by pals as Mrs Dolittle because of her menagerie of dogs, cats, birds, rabbits and turtles, as saying.
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02/01/2005 8:41:20 AM ||
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Looks like an issue of ends vs. means to me.
Posted by: Steve from Relto ||
02/01/2005 8:58 Comments ||
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So we have a figurative and literal - Cat House!
Posted by: Jack is Back! ||
02/01/2005 10:43 Comments ||
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I suspect, for commerce sake, more figurative and less literal.
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Ms. Moya thinks she is "The cats MEOW".
this story was in all newspaper's. I think
she needs to "paws" for a moment and have a
cleaner business plan/cause. Moya is said to
have a cat and mouse game going on***
Andrea Jackson
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02/01/2005 21:09 Comments ||
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6 comments and no pussy jokes?
Posted by: Frank G ||
02/01/2005 21:11 Comments ||
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Tipper: Maybe Moya can obtain legal counsel
from Dr. Dolittle a.k.a. Eddie Murphy? He did
a fine job in the movie!!
Andrea
Posted by: Andrea ||
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