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Cat Forum / Cat Anecdotes / February 2008I hate cats
I also like to run them over and take them to chinese restraunts where ican cook them and eat them, i also like to strangle the newborn kittens, and flsh them down the sewer "PLONK" >I also like to run them over and take them to chinese restraunts > where ican cook them and eat them, i also like to strangle the newborn > kittens, and flsh them down the sewer "Granby" > "PLONK" PLONKING as well......and deleting entire thread maybe. Kyla >>I also like to run them over and take them to chinese restraunts >> where ican cook them and eat them, i also like to strangle the newborn >> kittens, and flsh them down the sewer > "PLONK" >>I also like to run them over and take them to chinese restraunts >> where ican cook them and eat them, i also like to strangle the newborn >> kittens, and flsh them down the sewer This is why i killfile all google posters in other groups because of trolls like this. "john sumner" > "Granby" <> >> "PLONK" <snip> > This is why i killfile all google posters in other groups because of > trolls > like this. And I also KF'd this person and now I''m going to delete the entire blasted thread! GrrrrrroWLS Kyla "Kyla =^..^=" <kyla.waterman@comcast.net> wrote in > And I also KF'd this person and now I''m going to delete the entire > blasted thread! > GrrrrrroWLS > Kyla I will double your growl. "john sumner" ... > "Kyla =^..^=" >> And I also KF'd this person and now I''m going to delete the entire >> blasted thread! >> GrrrrrroWLS >> Kyla > I will double your growl. I'll see your double growl and raise you a sharp skratch. > "john sumner" ... >> "Kyla =^..^=" [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > I'll see your double growl and raise you a sharp skratch. I echo everyone's anger at this type of post, I've been outraged and replied to them myself but it's better to ignore them. They are sent to get a response which the poster gets off on. Trolling. No response - no satisfaction - goes away eventually. I never even read a post that starts with a subject line like that one. I delete it unread. I'm careful about posts from people I don't recognise. I can read them without actually opening them, in OE. Tweed "Christina Websell" > > "Kyla =^..^=" >> >> "john sumner" ... [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > I echo everyone's anger at this type of post, I've been outraged and > replied to them myself but it's better to ignore them. So true, but I'm not my usual happy self today... They are sent to get a > response which the poster gets off on. Trolling. > No response - no satisfaction - goes away eventually. > I never even read a post that starts with a subject line like that one. I > delete it unread. > I'm careful about posts from people I don't recognise. I can read them > without actually opening them, in OE. Ahhhhhh, I use OE also, and plan next time to do the same thing... I used to subscribe to alt.cats, but there are too many evil trolls there and Pippy steered me here, Bless Pippy's heart. You have welcomed me into your family and have been so kind...this is a lovely group of people, as Pippy told me. > Tweed PUUrs Kyla "Christina Websell" <spamfree@tinawebsell.wanadoo.co.uk> wrote in > I echo everyone's anger at this type of post, I've been outraged and > replied to them myself but it's better to ignore them. They are sent [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > Tweed Christina i use xnews which is lightyears better then OE and yes i look over the NG too before i start too read too "Kyla =^..^=" <kyla.waterman@comcast.net> wrote in > I'll see your double growl and raise you a sharp skratch. Nw that is very painful<G> "john sumner" > "Kyla =^..^=" >> >> I'll see your double growl and raise you a sharp skratch. > > Nw that is very painful<G> Yes yes it is.... <G> > "john sumner" >> "Kyla =^..^=" >> [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > Yes yes it is.... <G> Remind me nevr to tick you off<bg> "john sumner" > "Kyla =^..^=" > >> [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > Remind me nevr to tick you off<bg> <BG> = ^:;'';= w Kyla =^..^= wrote: > "john sumner" ... >> "Kyla =^..^=" [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > I'll see your double growl and raise you a sharp skratch. I raise you one hisspit.  SignatureAdrian (Owned by Snoopy & Bagheera) Cats leave pawprints on your heart http://community.webshots.com/user/clowderuk "Adrian" < > Kyla =^..^= wrote: >> "john sumner" ... [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > I raise you one hisspit. I'll see your hisspit and raise you to a pee in his pillow :) Kyla > "Adrian" < >> Kyla =^..^= wrote: [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > I'll see your hisspit and raise you to a pee in his pillow :) > Kyla I can beat that I raise a early wake up call by stepping in a special gift at 4 am in the morning when you are walking to the bathroom ;-) "Matthew" <> > "Kyla =^..^=" >> "Adrian" < [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] > I can beat that I raise a early wake up call by stepping in a special gift > at 4 am in the morning when you are walking to the bathroom ;-) Uh oh, I hope the 'special gift' wasn't a mishap from the litterbox.... Sounds like it to me <G> Perfect! Lets see now what were the words used to describe this community, nice, caring, considerate...awwww heck with people like that, well, come to think of it what I was thinking is illegal too. >> "Adrian" < >>> Kyla =^..^= wrote: [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] > I can beat that I raise a early wake up call by stepping in a special gift > at 4 am in the morning when you are walking to the bathroom ;-) And what were you thinking, my dear Granby?? LOL (((HUG))) Kyla "Granby" ... > Lets see now what were the words used to describe this community, nice, > caring, considerate...awwww heck with people like that, well, come to [quoted text clipped - 23 lines] >> I can beat that I raise a early wake up call by stepping in a special >> gift at 4 am in the morning when you are walking to the bathroom ;-) > I can beat that I raise a early wake up call by stepping in a special gift > at 4 am in the morning when you are walking to the bathroom ;-)- Ahh another Fugazi special! The large warm hairball delivered outside the bedroom door just as she could hear you getting out of bed so it was just the right temperature and consistency for a Hoomin to stand in. We used to say "She doesn't want you to get cold feet in the mornings" or to be more exact that would be said by the Hoomin who wasn't hopping to the bathroom to get some TP what the hopping Hoomin was saying should not ever be repeated ever again! She used to stand there and grin! Fugazi 27.01.87- 17.04.99 and still much missed by her Hoomins even after the above Lesley Slave of the Fabulous Furballs LOL@Lesley & Matthew Kyla "Lesley" < On Feb 5, 12:42 pm, "Matthew" : > I can beat that I raise a early wake up call by stepping in a special gift > at 4 am in the morning when you are walking to the bathroom ;-)- Ahh another Fugazi special! The large warm hairball delivered outside the bedroom door just as she could hear you getting out of bed so it was just the right temperature and consistency for a Hoomin to stand in. We used to say "She doesn't want you to get cold feet in the mornings" or to be more exact that would be said by the Hoomin who wasn't hopping to the bathroom to get some TP what the hopping Hoomin was saying should not ever be repeated ever again! She used to stand there and grin! Fugazi 27.01.87- 17.04.99 and still much missed by her Hoomins even after the above Lesley Slave of the Fabulous Furballs > > "PLONK" > > <rj33...@gmail.com> wrote in message [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > This is why i killfile all google posters in other groups because of trolls > like this. Yup, the OP just wants attention and to get a rise out of us. *goes to sit in a sunny window and wash a paw, ignoring the insignificant OP with a world of disdain. Melissa >> > "PLONK" >> > <rj33...@gmail.com> wrote in message [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > > Melissa And the strange part is that this group does not get the trolls. maybe they dont want their eyes scratched out<g> > And the strange part is that this group does not get the trolls. maybe > they dont want their eyes scratched out<g> Oh, we've had a few but they get discouraged because someone posts a recipe right away as a reply. Bobble >> And the strange part is that this group does not get the trolls. >> maybe they dont want their eyes scratched out<g> [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > Bobble Hey that is cool love it. "john sumner" > bobblespin >> john sumner [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] >> Bobble > Hey that is cool love it. Me too... Kyla >I also like to run them over and take them to chinese restraunts > where ican cook them and eat them, i also like to strangle the newborn > kittens, and flsh them down the sewer Looky, looky.... little Johnny got on daddy's computer!! Signature·.·´¨ ¨)) -:¦:- ¸.·´ .·´¨¨)) Laurie ((¸¸.·´ ..·´ -:¦:- ((¸¸ ·.· *~*LiveLoveLaugh*~* All that I am or hope to be, I owe to my angel mother. ~Abraham Lincoln I thought the holidays were over and little Johnny should be back at school by now. Or could he be expelled ? Nanny >>I also like to run them over and take them to chinese restraunts >> where ican cook them and eat them, i also like to strangle the newborn >> kittens, and flsh them down the sewer > > Looky, looky.... little Johnny got on daddy's computer!! > I thought the holidays were over and little Johnny should be back at school > by now. Or could he be expelled ? Most likely the little cretin is out on winter recess, or something like that. PixieDust413 pixiedust413 at hotmail dot com PixieDust413 <pixiedust413@hotmail.com> wrote in > Most likely the little cretin is out on winter recess, or something > like that. > > PixieDust413 > pixiedust413 at hotmail dot com I lurk becacause i do like this news group an you dont really have the trolls that other news groups do, but this guy who posts from google groups is nothing but a troll who wanted to get your goat. our goat fine, our Cat NEVER! > PixieDust413 <pixiedust413@hotmail.com> wrote in >> Most likely the little cretin is out on winter recess, or something [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > groups > is nothing but a troll who wanted to get your goat. > our goat fine, our Cat NEVER! I so agree with you granby!!!!! "john sumner" > "Granby" > >> our goat fine, our Cat NEVER! > I so agree with you granby!!!!! Me toooooo!!! Kyla "Kyla =^..^=" <kyla.waterman@comcast.net> wrote in news:HtqdnX- U9Ps65jranZ2dnUVZ_gWdnZ2d@comcast.com: > "john sumner" >> "Granby" > >>> our goat fine, our Cat NEVER! >> I so agree with you granby!!!!! > Me toooooo!!! > Kyla Me three<G> "john sumner" > "Kyla =^..^=" <> >> "john sumner" >>> "Granby" > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] >> Kyla > Me three<G> Right then...it's settled:) <G> "Granby" < > our goat fine, our Cat NEVER! RIGHT!!! I'm with you Granby Kyla > "john sumner" >> PixieDust413 >>> Most likely the little cretin is out on winter recess, [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] >> groups >> is nothing but a troll who wanted to get your goat. Brilliant. I wanted to ask you guys for recipies for courgette/zucchini and now I got the opportunity ... =) I just love the way they are served in Greece, expecially in Crete - batter-fried slices, grilled, roasted in the oven or kolokithokeftedes (fried zucchini patties) for which I found one great version/recipy here: http://www.explorecrete.com/cuisine/recipes-kolokithokeftedes.htm But I would be intrested to learn some tasty recipies you might have? Thanks Lena Signaturelewe __________________ || >`o´< >`o´< || lewemi at yahoo dot se > Brilliant. I wanted to ask you guys for recipies for courgette/zucchini > and now I got the opportunity ... =) [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > But I would be intrested to learn some tasty recipies you might have? Sorta like quiche: ~750g grated zucchini 5 eggs 1 large onion, finely chopped 3 rashers bacon, chopped 1 cup grated cheese 1 cup self-raising flour ½ cup melted butter* salt and pepper, to taste METHOD Preheat oven to 180°C. Finely chop onion and bacon - fry for a few minutes till onions become transluscent and bacon fat has gone clear. Coarsley grate unpeeled zucchini with hand grater. Beat eggs. Add eggs & butter to flour salt & pepper to make batter. Fold in cheese, zucchini, onion & bacon. Pour into well-greased square slice tin (26 x 16 cm) or muffin pan. Bake in oven for 30-40 minutes or until it comes clean when inserted with a skewer. Serve hot or cold. *depending on the amount of bacon fat produced in the frying proces, you could reduce butter. Or substitute oil or margerine. I like topping mine with a layer of paprika. Yowie "Yowie" > "lewe" >> Brilliant. I wanted to ask you guys for recipies for courgette/zucchini [quoted text clipped - 40 lines] > > Yowie Drooooool Kyla make lasagna but replace the noodles with zucchini, cut them a little thicker and grill a bit on each side, cut lengthwise for the effect, bake until they are tender, Lee > > Brilliant. I wanted to ask you guys for recipies for courgette/zucchini > > and now I got the opportunity ... =) [quoted text clipped - 39 lines] > > Yowie Aagin, you're making me drooool:) My late grandmother once sent me some homemade zucchini bread and when she asked me how it was, I told her it was wonderful but it got 'squashed' in the mail.. I am evil <G> Kyla --off for a cat nap "Stormmee" > make lasagna but replace the noodles with zucchini, cut them a little > thicker and grill a bit on each side, cut lengthwise for the effect, bake [quoted text clipped - 46 lines] >> >> Yowie OOOH, I like making lasgne with potato slices rather than pasta sheets. Yowie > make lasagna but replace the noodles with zucchini, cut them a little > thicker and grill a bit on each side, cut lengthwise for the effect, bake [quoted text clipped - 44 lines] >> >> Yowie that is good also, I started with eggplant ad zucchini to save calories, Lee > OOOH, I like making lasgne with potato slices rather than pasta sheets. > [quoted text clipped - 48 lines] > >> > >> Yowie I can't. I am *violently* allergric to eggplant. At least, though, that I'm violently allergic to it about 3 hours after digestion, so I don't have to offend someone if they've made it for dinner and there's nothing else on offer (I do like the taste of it). I just make sure I'm home before the reaction starts (and then spend an hour or so wishing I was dead). Yowie > that is good also, I started with eggplant ad zucchini to save calories, > Lee [quoted text clipped - 58 lines] >> >> >> >> Yowie Love eggplant, and am allergic also, makes me I think about a hundred years older, stiffens up every joint in my body, I only eat it when I know I will be home the next day, Lee > I can't. I am *violently* allergric to eggplant. At least, though, that I'm > violently allergic to it about 3 hours after digestion, so I don't have to [quoted text clipped - 66 lines] > >> >> > >> >> Yowie I don't like eggplant at all, but I am SO sorry you are both allergic to it. I have NO appetite, and and eat rarely..well I try and eat some youghurt for my stomach, and Jello, or Ensure to have 'something' in my stomach or my meds make me sick:( *sigh* (((HUGS))) Kyla --and Clowder "Stormmee" > Love eggplant, and am allergic also, makes me I think about a hundred years older, stiffens up every joint in my body, I only eat it when I know I will > be home the next day, Lee > Yowie [quoted text clipped - 77 lines] >> >> >> >> >> >> Yowie > I can't. I am *violently* allergric to eggplant. At least, though, that I'm > violently allergic to it about 3 hours after digestion, so I don't have to [quoted text clipped - 66 lines] > > >> >> Yowie I've hated eggplant since childhood...some Italian pals of mine always serve it Parmesan with everything else on Xmas eve after we attended their midnight services...I used to eat the sauce off it and slip the eggplant to their dog under the table (he would eat anything offered) for years...until he died of old age. You ladies have given me a great idea! Whenever faced with eggplant in any form, from now on I am violently allergic to it so please serve me something else, LOL. snort, Lee On Feb 6, 10:22 pm, "Yowie" <yowie9644.DIESPAM...@yahoo.com.au> wrote: > I can't. I am *violently* allergric to eggplant. At least, though, that I'm > violently allergic to it about 3 hours after digestion, so I don't have to [quoted text clipped - 74 lines] > > >> >> Yowie I've hated eggplant since childhood...some Italian pals of mine always serve it Parmesan with everything else on Xmas eve after we attended their midnight services...I used to eat the sauce off it and slip the eggplant to their dog under the table (he would eat anything offered) for years...until he died of old age. You ladies have given me a great idea! Whenever faced with eggplant in any form, from now on I am violently allergic to it so please serve me something else, LOL. I used to eat the sauce off it and slip the > eggplant to their dog under the table (he would eat anything offered) > for years...until he died of old age. For one moment there I half expected you to say "until he died of eggplant poisoning" Lesley Slave of the Fabulous Furballs > Brilliant. I wanted to ask you guys for recipies for > courgette/zucchini and now I got the opportunity ... =) [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > But I would be intrested to learn some tasty recipies you might have? Hejsan Lena. Long time no see. I have some things I make with courgette. One is, I slice it lengthwise (with a cheese slicer) and use it instead of lasagne sheets in a veggie lasagna. Another is to cut it in thick slices across (or on the diagonal, if you want more 'showy' slices) and sprinkle some salt on them and let them sit a while. When they have given off some moisture, dredge them in besan (chickpea flour) with spices of your choice (I use salt, pepper and chili powder) and then shallow-fry them in oil. I also found this very simple but delicious recipe for a courgette soup online (along with a gadzillion other courgette recipes): Minted Courgette Soup 1 large onion 4 med courgettes big nob of butter dash of olive oil handful of fresh mint leaves chicken stock salt & pepper to taste In a heavy base pan, melt the butter with the oil until sizzles. fry onions on medium heat until soft and translucent. Roughly chop courgettes and add to onion, stir, place lid on and sweat for 10 - 15 mins, or until courgettes start to breakdown. Add chicken stock so it just covers the veg. add salt and pepper. and simmer on low heat for a further 10 - 15 mins. Move contents into a liquidiser and add the mint leaves (no stalks pls). wizz until it reaches a smooth consitency and check seasoning once more! (this recipe seems to need quite a bit of salt!) Serve immediatley with a swirl of double cream if desired. However, it does keep well for up to 48hrs, though add a little more mint just before you reheat it! http://blogs.guardian.co.uk/food/2007/08/courgette_souffle_anyone.html SignatureMarina, Miranda and Caliban. In loving memory of Frank and Nikki. >> Brilliant. I wanted to ask you guys for recipies for courgette/zucchini >> and now I got the opportunity ... =) [quoted text clipped - 51 lines] > > http://blogs.guardian.co.uk/food/2007/08/courgette_souffle_anyone.html Droooooooool Kyla |
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