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Cat Forum / Cat Anecdotes / July 2005Ok.. question
I don't believe it but others are debunking me. I think it's a joke... a sick joke... http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=35836&item=6167038513 > I don't believe it but others are debunking me. I think it's a joke... a > sick joke... http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=35836&item=6167038513 What is sick about it? What did I miss? >> I don't believe it but others are debunking me. I think it's a joke... a >> sick joke... >> > http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=35836&item=6167038513 > > What is sick about it? What did I miss? *shrugs* The whole frankenstein issue. I don't morally agree with cryogenics but... it's not worth the debate. Grace > >> I don't believe it but others are debunking me. I think it's a joke... a > >> sick joke... http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=35836&item=6167038513 > > What is sick about it? What did I miss? > > *shrugs* > The whole frankenstein issue. I don't morally agree with cryogenics but... > it's not worth the debate. Whoa! I must have missed something. I saw a pretty amethyst bowl and a discussion of the mythical origins of the name. I'll look again. > >> I don't believe it but others are debunking me. I think it's a joke... a > >> sick joke... http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=35836&item=6167038513 > > What is sick about it? What did I miss? > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > Grace Grace I just re-read it and there are no references to anything like that there. ?? > I don't believe it but others are debunking me. I think it's a > joke... a sick joke... http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=35836&item=6167038513 I don't think the term is "debunking"... it's they are "sniping" (as in bidding the item out from under you). Not me but it's a beautiful bowl all the same. Jill > > I don't believe it but others are debunking me. I think it's a > > joke... a sick joke... http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=35836&item=6167038513 > I don't think the term is "debunking"... it's they are "sniping" (as in > bidding the item out from under you). Not me but it's a beautiful bowl all > the same. > > Jill Now I am really confused. There have been no bids on that bowl that I can see. >> > I don't believe it but others are debunking me. I think it's a >> > joke... a sick joke... [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > Now I am really confused. There have been no bids on that bowl that > I can see. Sorry Mary, I posted the wrong URL.. I fixed it :) >> I don't believe it but others are debunking me. I think it's a >> joke... a sick joke... [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > Jill ... What the HELL!!!! dammit Jill, what are you talking about? Bowl?????? Oh... *blush* Try this one.. http://science.slashdot.org/science/05/06/27/1923259.shtml?tid=191&tid=14 Sorry bout that Grace >>> I don't believe it but others are debunking me. I think it's a >>> joke... a sick joke... [quoted text clipped - 24 lines] > > Grace Btw, that should have been Dammit with a grin ;) Grace > >>> I don't believe it but others are debunking me. I think it's a > >>> joke... a sick joke... http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=35836&item=6167038513 > >> I don't think the term is "debunking"... it's they are "sniping" (as in > >> bidding the item out from under you). Not me but it's a beautiful bowl [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > > > > Try this one.. http://science.slashdot.org/science/05/06/27/1923259.shtml?tid=191&tid=14 > > Sorry bout that > > > > Grace LOL!! Now I see what you mean. I thought for a second that I was losing my little tiny mind!! Yes, that looks exceptionally sick. But the amethyst bowl is lovely!! :) > LOL!! Now I see what you mean. I thought for a second that I was > losing my little tiny mind!! Yes, that looks exceptionally sick. But the > amethyst bowl is lovely!! :) Yes, the bowl was very lovely. ;) I'm not at all convinced there's zero brain damage in the dog though, even if it were true. People swear it is. I hope not. But I can't tell if it's false or not. Grace >> LOL!! Now I see what you mean. I thought for a second that I was >> losing my little tiny mind!! Yes, that looks exceptionally sick. But the [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > Grace You don't need to be convinced, it's just an interesting theory. Neither does it matter whether or not it's false. It doesn't mean our loved ones can come back to life once they are gone, I'm so sorry Gracie. [[[hugs]]] Tweed >>> LOL!! Now I see what you mean. I thought for a second that I was >>> losing my little tiny mind!! Yes, that looks exceptionally sick. But the [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > [[[hugs]]] > Tweed It's ok Tweed. I wasn't applying this to Eve's accident in the least. (Not sure if anybody thought I was) According to the article, it's not theory in the least. They applied the knowledge and successfully drained the dog of blood and "froze" it's circulatory system until they "refilled" the dog with it's blood. And it lived, after three hours of clinical death... in what is in essence a cryogenic frozen state. The whole thing smacks of false claims. I doubt very seriously they're going to be able to pump a dying soldier on the field with frozen stuff after bleeding him in order to "hold" his necessary emergency medical care. But I'm just cynical ;) Grace >>>> LOL!! Now I see what you mean. I thought for a second that I was >>>> losing my little tiny mind!! Yes, that looks exceptionally sick. [quoted text clipped - 29 lines] > But I'm just cynical ;) > Grace I think if it was real it would have been headline news all over the world, not just an obscure website.  SignatureAdrian (Owned by Snoopy & Bagheera) A house is not a home, without a cat. > According to the article, it's not theory in the least. They applied the > knowledge and successfully drained the dog of blood and "froze" it's > circulatory system until they "refilled" the dog with it's blood. And it > lived, after three hours of clinical death... in what is in essence a > cryogenic frozen state. Ummmmm...... I'd really hesitate to accept as fact something I read on an electronic newssheet titled "News for Nerds"! Consider the context before you accept it as a report on any genuine research. >> According to the article, it's not theory in the least. They applied the >> knowledge and successfully drained the dog of blood and "froze" it's [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > electronic newssheet titled "News for Nerds"! Consider the context before > you accept it as a report on any genuine research. I agree Evelyn, that's why in my first post with the wrong url, I said I didn't believe it ;) Grace >>>> I don't believe it but others are debunking me. I think it's a >>>> joke... a sick joke... [quoted text clipped - 28 lines] > > Grace Well that was my out of my mind experience for the afternoon. (And I am grinning here) Could not imagine what problem there was with the purple bowl. It really doesn't do any harm to wake me up once in a while. Jo There is a *big* difference between *reviving* a creature that had suffered a *technical* death due to medical experimentation and bringing an obviously deceased creature back to life. Heck, there's a whole bunch of people who have been declared clinically 'dead' but have made full recoveries (Joel is one of htem). It just shows that clinical 'death' isn't the same as *actual* death. I still feel sorry for the doggies, though. Yowie *nods* I understand that under most circumstances Yowie. But if the brain has stopped functioning, the heart doesn't beat and you're drained of *all* blood.... somewhat frozen... I'm trying to wrap my brain around the possiblity of that one. Grace > There is a *big* difference between *reviving* a creature that had > suffered a *technical* death due to medical experimentation and [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > Yowie No, no, and no....no zombie doggies (gag)...but the Hopitus thinks the Deadly Duo would truly appreciate that purple bowl as their new water bowl, right between their two ceramic food bowls! ROFL. Did you see "Pet Sematery"? Zombie kitty. > *nods* I understand that under most circumstances Yowie. > [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] >> >> Yowie > No, no, and no....no zombie doggies (gag)...but the Hopitus thinks the > Deadly Duo would truly appreciate that purple bowl as their new water bowl, > right between their two ceramic food bowls! ROFL. Well, you just bid on that bowl, right now. I think it is suitable for the Deadly Duo. After all, amethyst is even mentioned in the Bible in the descriptions of Heaven. LOL. I'm half joking, really. My cats eat out of only the best. I used to antique-shop. I found that "fruit bowls" make excellent cat bowls. They're small and shallow. They eat off of Fenton, Blue Willow, Desert Rose and the like. I bought any I'd find with small chips, or fading for 25-50 cents! I tried to read the link but I got too creeped out. It was too Pet Semetery-ish and was just plain scary to me. Sherry > >> I don't believe it but others are debunking me. I think it's a > >> joke... a sick joke... http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=35836&item=6167038513 > > I don't think the term is "debunking"... it's they are "sniping" (as in > > bidding the item out from under you). Not me but it's a beautiful bowl [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] > > Grace I was confused, too. Now I understand. I don't believe it, myself. It sounds like a National Enquirer story. Joy >>>> I don't believe it but others are debunking me. I think it's a >>>> joke... a sick joke... [quoted text clipped - 29 lines] > > Joy I'm still really, really confused. What is wrong with the bowl? How does it connect to that other link? I'm just confoosed. LOL! You had me wondering about the bowl, too. Yeah, I saw that story yesterday. Apparently it's true. Very interesting. Jane >What the HELL!!!! > [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > >http://science.slashdot.org/science/05/06/27/1923259.shtml?tid=191&tid=14 >>>I don't believe it but others are debunking me. I think it's a >>>joke... a sick joke... [quoted text clipped - 24 lines] > > Grace I think you're right - the newsletter itself appears to be a joke site. (But I don't see what's "sick" about it - its the kind of thing one encounters in scinece-fiction regularly.) Ewwwwwwwwww! I hope its a joke. Its a sick one by-the -way. Suz > I don't believe it but others are debunking me. I think it's a joke... a > sick joke... > > http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=35836&item=6167038513 Huh? What that link brought up on my screen was an amethyst bowl, with a suggestion that it could be used in (presumably pagan) ritual, and some mythology about the origin of the semi-precious stone. What's "sick" about that? (And why would you think it was a joke?) |
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