And he's back in typical tom cat fashion.... 'Told wifey to make up her
mind - either get him neutered and keep him in full time or forget taking
him in and keep him outside. As it stands now he wants to go out and run all
night then come inside and sleep all day. No, No, Nooooo - won't work. A
short while ago he was strutting around singing and calling. The wife asked
me what he's singing about. 'What do ya think? - He wants to get laid!'
"Oh", says the wife as she turns towards Bubbles, " try whining about it -
works for Rob." I just get no respect.
> And he's back in typical tom cat fashion.... 'Told wifey to make up her
> mind - either get him neutered and keep him in full time or forget taking
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> "Oh", says the wife as she turns towards Bubbles, " try whining about it -
> works for Rob." I just get no respect.
I've read all your posts on this and know that you said this one is
your wife's responsibility but it's just wrong to be contributing to
the kitten overpopulation like this regardless of whose
"responsibility" it is. You had already accepted this cat into your
home; just because he got out should not make it okay to not follow
through with his neutering. You might wind up with a yard full of
kittens in a couple of months. Whether you keep him in or out, he
should be neutered right away. I know you said you can't help all cats
in your area and I feel that way about my neighborhood sometimes, too,
but he was *already* your indoor cat. If your wife is so dense she
doesn't understand that he needs to be neutered, it's still no excuse
for your ignorance. It won't cost that much to get one more cat
neutered. He'll live longer but it also might save you from a kitten
problem yourself.
RobZip - 07 Jan 2006 14:43 GMT
> I've read all your posts on this and know that you said this one is
> your wife's responsibility but it's just wrong to be contributing to
> the kitten overpopulation like this regardless of whose
> "responsibility" it is.
A deal is a deal is a deal... I just got in off the road, wife says Friday
am for the neuter clinic if I can pick him up Saturday morning.
>You had already accepted this cat into your
> home; just because he got out should not make it okay to not follow
> through with his neutering. You might wind up with a yard full of
> kittens in a couple of months.
The management did a census on the cat population recently - 85 strays
running the area. In a small development, thats quite a few. I hear plans
are to hire nuisance animal control people and have them trapped and
removed.
> If your wife is so dense
Perhaps you *do* get the gist of the problem. I said no more animals. She
wanted this little guy. She agreed to terms. As in other instances, trying
to shuck and jive to push the problem off on me, she has let deadline come
and go. Now when I finally had to get nasty about it, she picks up the phone
and does what she agreed to originally.
>she doesn't understand that he needs to be neutered, it's still no excuse
> for your ignorance.
Ignorance is not a factor. That's why I've been insisting she do as she
agreed. I have part of Saturday and Sunday off. The rest of the week is 14
hour days. There's a limit to how much I will let her little whims
interefere with what little time I have at home.
cybercat - 07 Jan 2006 17:17 GMT
"Candace" <maccandace@aol.com> wrote :Bubbles, " try whining about it -
> > works for Rob." I just get no respect.
>
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> neutered. He'll live longer but it also might save you from a kitten
> problem yourself.
Candace! Well said!
Now then, where the hell have you been? What did you get for
Christmas? Hmmm?
> And he's back in typical tom cat fashion.... 'Told wifey to make up her
> mind - either get him neutered and keep him in full time or forget taking
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> "Oh", says the wife as she turns towards Bubbles, " try whining about it -
> works for Rob." I just get no respect.
I can absolutely understand that. I bet wifey--"the wife" has her reasons.
A novel idea: be the bigger person and neuter the freaking cat before
he can breed any more. Or shut the hell up about it in here.
Or maybe you should just shoot him in the head--as I recall that was
your last remedy for a rowdy Tom cat that you found to be bothersome.
Levon - 07 Jan 2006 02:49 GMT
> I can absolutely understand that. I bet wifey--"the wife" has her reasons.
>
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> Or maybe you should just shoot him in the head--as I recall that was
> your last remedy for a rowdy Tom cat that you found to be bothersome.
ez pumpkin, that's it..breathe in... :o, and breathe out... thaaats
it...
serenity now, serenity now
maybe next time cat is sleeping reeeal good
take him and get his balls cut off
this will teach the cat not to sleep so easy during the day
Charlie Wilkes - 07 Jan 2006 13:06 GMT
>> I can absolutely understand that. I bet wifey--"the wife" has her reasons.
>>
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>
>this will teach the cat not to sleep so easy during the day
Tom cats are deadbeat dads, Levon. Every one of them. They don't pay
taxes, either. They deserve to get their balls whacked off.
I can see why you have to whine for pussy, BTW. You don't get
anywhere by telling a passionate woman to calm down. You want her at
fever pitch, ready to strangle you. Then you shift that nervous
energy further down the spinal column with some apologetic sweet talk.
If that doesn't work, you can do what I do -- go to a whorehouse and
pay the nice lady to shut up and put out.
Charlie
Levon - 07 Jan 2006 14:51 GMT
> I can see why you have to whine for pussy, BTW. You don't get
> anywhere by telling a passionate woman to calm down. You want her at
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>
> Charlie
you're preaching to the choir
easy Charlie, thaaat's it, breathe in...
me thinks something has got charlies nose open
now he is intoxicated, drugged
Levon - 07 Jan 2006 03:36 GMT
> Or maybe you should just shoot him in the head--as I recall that was
> your last remedy for a rowdy Tom cat that you found to be bothersome.
oh i missed that part
RobZip - 07 Jan 2006 14:32 GMT
> > Or maybe you should just shoot him in the head--as I recall that was
> > your last remedy for a rowdy Tom cat that you found to be bothersome.
>
> oh i missed that part
cybercat - 07 Jan 2006 17:19 GMT
> > Or maybe you should just shoot him in the head--as I recall that was
> > your last remedy for a rowdy Tom cat that you found to be bothersome.
>
> oh i missed that part
He sure did. Then said he didn't when everyone got upset. I think he did.
Before that I liked him just fine.
RobZip - 07 Jan 2006 14:45 GMT
Wife will handle it after being badgered to live up to what she originally
agreed to.
> A novel idea: be the bigger person and neuter the freaking cat before
> he can breed any more. Or shut the hell up about it in here.
And howza bout maybe go f.ck yourself, mmmkay?
> Or maybe you should just shoot him in the head--as I recall that was
> your last remedy for a rowdy Tom cat that you found to be bothersome.