Hi!

What I mean is, a reporter once was interviewing Popeil Senior, and the reporter tried to get a rise out of him by saying "That thing [the Pocket Fisherman] isn't really very useful, is it?" To which Mr. Popeil answered like the perfect salesman he was by saying "It's not for using, it's for giving."

If I was the computer game marketer, that's also the tack I'd take. I'd pitch it not to cat owners but to people looking for gifts for cat owners.

Just my point oh two.

Best,

- Boyd

> play computer games like the rest of us!

> That's thanks to an enterprising fellow
> who's created a computer game for CATS --
> Cyberpounce ....

> Since Matt Wolf started selling the game
> last month, he's sold about 1000 copies at
> $14.95 each....

> Hmmmm.... It's funny how unusual
> opportunities can arise where you might
> least expect them.... :)

> I wonder if there are any other computer cat
> products just waiting to be created? :)

> I've linked below to an article about Matt
> Wolf and Cyberpounce, and you can also check
> out the Cyberpounce web site at
> www.cyberpounce.com ....

> Who knows where the next opportunity may
> lurk? :)

> - Dien