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Cat Forum / Health and Behavior / July 2005Where Is Conan, Who's got the cat, What's the BFD
??? >??? The winners have the cat, and they aren't telling the losers a damn thing. Keeping us in the dark is part of their power trip. People who kiss their a.s via private email will probably find out and leak it to the group, however. I'll bet that cat is sitting in a kennel somewhere while they decide who is worthy of him, not that any of them want him personally. Charlie > >??? > [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > I'll bet that cat is sitting in a kennel somewhere while they decide > who is worthy of him, not that any of them want him personally. Ah, gad. Do you really think so? I thought at the very least he would be at Dan's house. That is upsetting. WE could have put him in a kennel-- in fact that was the plan, and why I felt better that Monica and others got him. >> >??? >> [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] >in fact that was the plan, and why I felt better that Monica and others >got him. Obviously I'm speculating. These people haven't given me the benefit of the doubt, so why should I give them the benefit of the doubt? Conan may be lounging about in his "forever home," deciding which of 100 new cat toys to play with. But somehow, I doubt it. Charlie > > >??? > > [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > in fact that was the plan, and why I felt better that Monica and others > got him. Mary, for what it's worth, I honestly do not believe for a second that Conan is somewhere sitting in a kennel. I believe Conan is either being fostered until his forever home is found, or he is already in that home. Lauren > > > >??? > > > [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > being fostered until his forever home is found, or he is already in > that home. What makes you think that, Lauren? I hope you're right. Dan will not answer my questions via email, and yesterday posted in rpca that he has not only a kitten but a "2-year-old neutered male" to place. Which suggests that Conan is indeed in a kennel, when he could be in the home of the nice guy in San Diego by now. If the reality were good, why would he and Monica be so secretive about it? If it were good, I think we would be hearing about it. >> > > >??? >> > > [quoted text clipped - 23 lines] >reality were good, why would he and Monica be so secretive about >it? If it were good, I think we would be hearing about it. You could have lined up half a dozen people who wanted the cat, but none of them would be good enough. Monica & co. are on a power trip. The person who gets Conan must be their choice -- someone they find and approve on their own. I have observed various forms of this two-bit crapola all my life, especially in volunteer organizations where no one has any real authority. The sneaky wheel gets the grease. That is why I was so quick to defer to anyone else who might want the cat. I don't want to be a player in such a game. I would rather observe and share my observations, unwelcome though they might be. Charlie > >> > > >??? > >> > > [quoted text clipped - 36 lines] > cat. I don't want to be a player in such a game. I would rather > observe and share my observations, unwelcome though they might be. I see what you're saying, and must admit that I have seen this myself. I hope it is not the case here. It is still the cat that I am worried about-- and until I see some sign that he is out of a cage and in a loving home I will not be able to stop worrying. >>>>>>> ??? >>>>>> [quoted text clipped - 43 lines] > and until I see some sign that he is out of a cage and in a loving home > I will not be able to stop worrying. Worry: Taking on responsibilities that God did not intend for you to bear. > "PawsForThought" <Mickey4Paws@anonymous.to> wrote in message > > Mary, for what it's worth, I honestly do not believe for a second that [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > reality were good, why would he and Monica be so secretive about > it? If it were good, I think we would be hearing about it. I don't know Dan, but I know Monica from the ng and email, and she strikes me as being a trustworthy person. I know you're concerned, but try to keep positive thoughts for Conan. Hopefully we'll hear something soon, and I think this will have a happy ending. Lauren > I don't know Dan, but I know Monica from the ng and email, and she > strikes me as being a trustworthy person. ... > Lauren I would vouch for Dan, having known him from another newsgroup. Annie > > I don't know Dan, but I know Monica from the ng and email, and she > > strikes me as being a trustworthy person. ... > > Lauren > > I would vouch for Dan, having known him from another newsgroup. > Annie I might if he would answer these questions. >> I don't know Dan, but I know Monica from the ng and email, and she >> strikes me as being a trustworthy person. ... >> Lauren > >I would vouch for Dan, having known him from another newsgroup. >Annie I'm not quite ready to vouch that he is a sneaky-assed liar but I am very suspicious. Charlie > >> I don't know Dan, but I know Monica from the ng and email, and she > >> strikes me as being a trustworthy person. ... [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > I'm not quite ready to vouch that he is a sneaky-assed liar but I am > very suspicious. I have read about him and his cat Harriet in the same group Annie knows him from for years. What is particularly damning is that he simply will not answer my emails at all, though the night before he went to get Conan he was all encouragement and sunshine and light. (You got the group emails.) He felt fine about you getting Conan at that time, too, he said so in this group and also in private email. But after that mail he sent us about allegedly being stuck in traffic with his cell phone off, I cannot get a word out of him. So--somebody convinced him that you are a bad guy and that the only way to protect Conan was to keep me out of the picture, along with Rhonda--and perhaps TraceyRose--who has also been suspiciously quiet these days! :) It will be funny once I know this cat is out of a cage and in a home. All Dan has to do is address these questions to clear things up. I gave him the opportunity to do so privately, but he apparently declined. He could have avoided lying by just emailing the group and saying, "Look, someone contacted me and I changed my mind. I don't want Conan to go to Charlie, so I am going to get him and work with them to find him a home." I really thought Dan was man enough to do that, but I guess not. The sad thing is, since both you and I and everyone else agreed that a local adoption would be better, Dan lied for nothing. Conan was not going to you any way. >> >> I don't know Dan, but I know Monica from the ng and email, and she >> >> strikes me as being a trustworthy person. ... Lauren [quoted text clipped - 26 lines] > adoption would be better, Dan lied for nothing. Conan was not going to you > any way. IIIIIIIIIii think I remember him saying his Mother was ill. Maybe he is unable to answer at this time. It does seem to me that he had multiple problems at the same time Harri took sick. Purrs for all who need it. MLB > >> >> I don't know Dan, but I know Monica from the ng and email, and she > >> >> strikes me as being a trustworthy person. ... Lauren [quoted text clipped - 31 lines] > problems at the same time Harri took sick. Purrs for all who need it. > MLB He has been posting in rpca. Don't get me wrong, MLB. I have always thought the world of Dan, and do not wish to think any less of him now. There are not many folks I would have $200 sent to whom I have never met, you know? >>>>> I don't know Dan, but I know Monica from the ng and email, and she >>>>> strikes me as being a trustworthy person. ... Lauren [quoted text clipped - 31 lines] > problems at the same time Harri took sick. Purrs for all who need it. > MLB Personally, I think Mary is just sore that the attention has been turned from her rescue operation and is trying to make trouble for Dan who is certainly trustworthy. She's out of the loop and it hurts. >>>>>> I don't know Dan, but I know Monica from the ng and email, and she >>>>>> strikes me as being a trustworthy person. ... Lauren [quoted text clipped - 35 lines] > from her rescue operation and is trying to make trouble for Dan who is > certainly trustworthy. She's out of the loop and it hurts. IMHO -- No NO NO. > >>>>>> I don't know Dan, but I know Monica from the ng and email, and she > >>>>>> strikes me as being a trustworthy person. ... Lauren [quoted text clipped - 37 lines] > > IMHO -- No NO NO. Thanks, MLB. Only an idiot like Karen could make a claim like this. ALL I want to know is that this cat is out of a cage and into a home. >>>>>>>> I don't know Dan, but I know Monica from the ng and email, and >>>>>>>> she strikes me as being a trustworthy person. ... Lauren [quoted text clipped - 42 lines] > Thanks, MLB. Only an idiot like Karen could make a claim like this. > ALL I want to know is that this cat is out of a cage and into a home. CLASSIFIED INFORMATION at this time, Mary. But I know something you want to know and I ain't tellin'. (evil laugh) >> >>>>>> I don't know Dan, but I know Monica from the ng and email, and >> >>>>>> she strikes me as being a trustworthy person. ... Lauren [quoted text clipped - 53 lines] > Thanks, MLB. Only an idiot like Karen could make a claim like this. ALL I > want to know is that this cat is out of a cage and into a home. What I was trying to say when I had to answer the door is: NO let's not start this hassle again. You both love cats and try to do your best for them. Personally, I enjoy posts from both of you but am tired of in-fighting. How about everybody trying to be friends. After all, we are in this world together ......MLB > What I was trying to say when I had to answer the door is: NO let's not > start this hassle again. You both love cats and try to do your best for > them. Personally, I enjoy posts from both of you but am tired of > in-fighting. How about everybody trying to be friends. After all, we > are in this world together ......MLB I see. Good point. However, I am worried about Conan, not Karen. She killfiled me when Grant was dying because she thought I insulted Pam. Karen is beside the point at the moment. >> What I was trying to say when I had to answer the door is: NO let's not >> start this hassle again. You both love cats and try to do your best for [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > killfiled me when Grant was dying because she thought I insulted Pam. > Karen is beside the point at the moment. Hey! It's 4th of July weekend. In my neighborhood, people are starting to set of fireworks. I hope everyone is extra careful not to start any fires this year. So collect all outside cats and keep them in a quiet place. Collect your scardey pups too so they don't run away. Unfortunately my granddog, Durnik, recently went to the Bridge, so he won't be bothered by the noise. Purrs that everyone has a happy weekend. MLB he won't be bothered by the noise. > >> What I was trying to say when I had to answer the door is: NO let's not > >> start this hassle again. You both love cats and try to do your best for [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > Purrs that everyone has a happy weekend. MLB > he won't be bothered by the noise. :) >>>>>>>>> I don't know Dan, but I know Monica from the ng and email, and >>>>>>>>> she strikes me as being a trustworthy person. ... Lauren [quoted text clipped - 54 lines] > tired of in-fighting. How about everybody trying to be friends. > After all, we are in this world together ......MLB Can't We All Just Get Along? -Rodney King snip > All Dan has to do is address these questions to clear things up. I > gave him the opportunity to do so privately, but he apparently [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > and I and everyone else agreed that a local adoption would be better, > Dan lied for nothing. Conan was not going to you any way. Who are you that Dan as to make an accounting? Ever hear "Possession is 9/10ths of the law" ?? >> I don't know Dan, but I know Monica from the ng and email, and she >> strikes me as being a trustworthy person. ... >> Lauren > > I would vouch for Dan, having known him from another newsgroup. > Annie I've known Dan from another group for years and he would NEVER unless he was dead, let a cat be in a bad situation. NEVER. The lengths he has gone to in rescuing cats vouches for that. "and perhaps TraceyRose--who has also been suspiciously quiet these days! :)" Maybe quiet, but hopefully not suspiciously so :> Nope, no double-cross here, As you know, I always thought not flying the cat was better than flying the cat, and thus would have prioritized the San Diego adopter over those in Seattle. My major reaction to the whole thing was disgust at the wasted, duplicative effort. Still is. -T > "and perhaps TraceyRose--who has also been suspiciously quiet these > days! :)" [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > the San Diego adopter over those in Seattle. My major reaction to the > whole thing was disgust at the wasted, duplicative effort. Still is. Thanks for speaking up. You sure were right when you said that Dan had better get there early as plans were being made!! Seems Dan was in on them, too. lol! People can be so damned tricky. And some folks wonder why I like cats better. > > "PawsForThought" <Mickey4Paws@anonymous.to> wrote in message > > > Mary, for what it's worth, I honestly do not believe for a second that [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > I don't know Dan, but I know Monica from the ng and email, and she > strikes me as being a trustworthy person. I have no doubt that she is a trustworthy person. But if she had nobody in CA who could foster Conan, he is sitting in a cage today, and will be the long holiday weekend. >I know you're concerned, but > try to keep positive thoughts for Conan. Hopefully we'll hear > something soon, and I think this will have a happy ending. Thank you, Lauren. When I began to put these things together, the situation did not look as promising as I thought it was at first. >Thank you, Lauren. When I began to put these things together, >the situation did not look as promising as I thought it was at >first. Mary aren't you a player here.....didn't I read that you donated $200 to Conans cause or was it that you were willing to donate.....?? This should have stayed in one huge thread..... Brad Lifes journey is not to arrive at the grave safely in a well-preserved body, but rather to skid in sideways, totally worn out, shouting......." HOLY @#$%... WHAT A RIDE!" >What makes you think that, Lauren? I hope you're right. Dan will >not answer my questions via email, and yesterday posted in rpca [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] >reality were good, why would he and Monica be so secretive about >it? If it were good, I think we would be hearing about it. Mary sweety didn't you just chastise me about this whole thing being done with I could care less if they are exchanging emails but thats pretty childish whoever they are must be a step above us plain folk. Brad Lifes journey is not to arrive at the grave safely in a well-preserved body, but rather to skid in sideways, totally worn out, shouting......." HOLY @#$%... WHAT A RIDE!" > Mary sweety didn't you just chastise me about this whole thing being > done with I could care less if they are exchanging emails but thats > pretty childish whoever they are must be a step above us plain folk. > > Brad What's with all this sweety, honey child, stuff. Man, don't tell me you got lace on your underwear! >> Mary sweety didn't you just chastise me about this whole thing being >> done with I could care less if they are exchanging emails but thats [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > Man, don't tell me you got lace on your underwear! Hahahhaha >> Mary sweety didn't you just chastise me about this whole thing being >> done with I could care less if they are exchanging emails but thats [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > >Man, don't tell me you got lace on your underwear! Mary's my woman.......you are the faggot..... >> ??? > [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > Charlie Charlie. It is not a power trip. It's called protecting the privacy of the new owner. Who the hell wants a series of weekly or monthly checkups on Conan's welfare from strangers?! I would not. All you have to do is google all the foul language and emotionalism and name calling to see what I mean. >>> ??? >> [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] >Charlie. It is not a power trip. It's called protecting the privacy of the >new owner. I see. Is is safe for me to infer from that statement that the cat is now in his "forever home"? Charlie >>>> ??? >>> [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > > Charlie When his medical/vaccination history is cleared up, The Girls will place him. >>>>> ??? >>>> [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] >When his medical/vaccination history is cleared up, The Girls will place >him. Well, my offer is still open. But they won't place him with me because they think I'm a sadist. They won't place him with Meghan's sister because they don't think he will have enough room to jump or enough windowsills to perch on. But, they also don't want him themselves, so now he is sitting at a kennel in some vet's office. I wonder how high he is jumping or how many windowsills he has there? It looks to me like "The Girls" rescued Conan the same way Soviet tanks rescued Prague in 1957. He could be sitting in my lap right now, getting his ears scratched. It kind of makes me sad to think about it. Charlie > >>>>> ??? > >>>> [quoted text clipped - 30 lines] > could be sitting in my lap right now, getting his ears scratched. It > kind of makes me sad to think about it. Charlie--your bud Philip needs a map to scratch his a.s. He has no idea what is going on. Please figure out when it is worth it to cleave to miserable a.sholes just because they are the only ones around who have dicks besides you. "The girls" all have bigger balls than Philip has ever had. >> >>>>> ??? >> >>>> [quoted text clipped - 35 lines] >a.sholes just because they are the only ones around who have dicks besides >you. "The girls" all have bigger balls than Philip has ever had. I have a much different perspective. Philip is here with the express goal of working a mind f.ck on as many people as possible. He has been phenomenally successful. But Philip does not ask you to take him seriously as someone who has the best interests of cats, or anyone except himself, at heart. Nor does he invite you to trust him. Dan and Monica do. They come with all these glowing references because they say just the right things on Usenet. So, Philip may piss you off, but he can't let you down because he has never sought your confidence. I don't know where you're at with Monica, but I'm afraid your pal Dan exploited your trust in him and let you down. I think that is a lot worse than having Philip needle you, which you can always tune out if you want. Charlie > >> >>>>> ??? > >> >>>> [quoted text clipped - 41 lines] > seriously as someone who has the best interests of cats, or anyone > except himself, at heart. Nor does he invite you to trust him. Charlie, point is, he has no idea what is going on with Conan. I decided early on what Philip is and frankly I am not too terribly interested in your take on him. In my world, he's just another a.shole who hurt a cat. > Dan and Monica do. They come with all these glowing references > because they say just the right things on Usenet. > > So, Philip may piss you off, but he can't let you down because he has > never sought your confidence. I don't read his posts unless someone responds to him, and then not always. Philip does not piss me off. If I let every a.shole I meet piss me off it would ruin my sweet-natured disposition. :) > I don't know where you're at with Monica, but I'm afraid your pal Dan > exploited your trust in him and let you down. He exploited our trust and let us down, Charlie. All of us who care about this cat. >I think that is a lot > worse than having Philip needle you, which you can always tune out if > you want. I disregarded him ages ago. I did begin to interact with him once I felt Conan must be safe in someone's home, awaiting adoption, because I was happy and feeling magnanimous. Anyway, I've been advised not to talk about this any more and I think that is good advice. I've made my point about Dan Mahoney, and Monica has made herself crystal clear. It's time to move on. I can only do what I can, and will not eat my heart out over things that are beyond my control. I wish this poor kitty well but will not allow miserable a.shole power freaks to torture me over it. Life is short and it's a big world out there. ;) >> I have a much different perspective. Philip is here with the express >> goal of working a mind f.ck on as many people as possible. He has [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > interested in your take on him. In my world, he's just another > a.shole who hurt a cat. snip In Mary's world, most values of truthfulness, honesty, and decency are routinely mugged by lawless emotions masquerading at "compassion." >>> I have a much different perspective. Philip is here with the express >>> goal of working a mind f.ck on as many people as possible. He has [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] >In Mary's world, most values of truthfulness, honesty, and decency are >routinely mugged by lawless emotions masquerading at "compassion." And we're still waiting to see even the slightest inkling of truthfulness, honesty, and decency from you....... eq >> Charlie--your bud Philip needs a map to scratch his a.s. He has no >> idea what is going on. Please figure out when it is worth it to [quoted text clipped - 20 lines] > > Charlie What kind of a world is it where being truthful and steadfast in one's convictions is deemed a "mind f&%k?" Hmmm? I mean, who is really the diseased? At one point I directly challenged Mary to wire transfer Conan's adoption fees (knowing she would not) ... just to prove she was a manipulating witch. She didn't let me down and predictably fact paid off in spades ... but no money. LOL >>> Charlie--your bud Philip needs a map to scratch his a.s. He has no >>> idea what is going on. Please figure out when it is worth it to [quoted text clipped - 27 lines] >manipulating witch. She didn't let me down and predictably fact paid off in >spades ... but no money. LOL She did in fact send the adoption money, which was subsequently returned to her. Thanks for proving Charlie's point about you to all. eq >>>> Charlie--your bud Philip needs a map to scratch his a.s. He has no >>>> idea what is going on. Please figure out when it is worth it to [quoted text clipped - 34 lines] > > eq Incorrect. She never sent the adoption money to ... me. As usual "eq"... nothing you ever say is factual. >>>>> Charlie--your bud Philip needs a map to scratch his a.s. He has no >>>>> idea what is going on. Please figure out when it is worth it to [quoted text clipped - 37 lines] >Incorrect. She never sent the adoption money to ... me. As usual "eq"... >nothing you ever say is factual. Whether or not she took you up on your challenge is moot. As you were the one that caused the mess in the first place, choosing to use you in the rescue process would've been ludicrous. The fact that she did in FACT wire the money for the rescue of Conan further erodes your position to the point of collapse -- as usual. eq >>>>>> Charlie--your bud Philip needs a map to scratch his a.s. He has no >>>>>> idea what is going on. Please figure out when it is worth it to [quoted text clipped - 45 lines] > > eq Why are you so bitter? I caused no "mess". Had none of you mobilized, there would have been no "mess." The "mess" is all of your own doing. NO money was wired to me (which has been stated several times) in spite of me being the closest and most capable candidate for a short term foster. This challenge was bitterly rejected by Mary even though sarcastically she said that I may be her last hope. Google that, "eq". (Footnote: Mess: An uncoordinated rescue effort. ) >>>>>>> Charlie--your bud Philip needs a map to scratch his a.s. He has no >>>>>>> idea what is going on. Please figure out when it is worth it to [quoted text clipped - 54 lines] > >(Footnote: Mess: An uncoordinated rescue effort. ) I'm not bitter in the least, I'm just coldly following facts and going on what I have. If you had wanted to get the cat and become a short-term foster, than nothing was stopping you. The fact that you were the one who put the cat there pretty much makes it a ridiculous thing to suggest that you would've gotten him if you had gotten the money wired. What is so difficult to comprehend about that simple premise that I have to rehash it over and over for you? And, the cat is out of the shelter, there is no mess any longer. Once again we come back to the point of you not needing to be involved. If you want to play the point of using the money just to prove Mary was a "manipulating witch", then it can only follow that your motivation in challenging her was not to get involved in helping the cat, but only to prove your own point and gain some self-perceived upper hand. That being the case, why should she have trusted you to get the cat at all if she had wired you the money, with the clock ticking down? It was pretty clear at the time you made the initial post that your interest in challenging her to send money to you was not motivated by your desire to help get the cat out of the predicament you placed him in. Your posts here just cement things firmly beyond any conjecture at all. eq >> Why are you so bitter? I caused no "mess". Had none of you >> mobilized, there would have been no "mess." The "mess" is all of [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > difficult to comprehend about that simple premise that I have to rehash > it over and over for you? Because you wish to rewrite history from your limited viewpoint. Why, I can only imagine. > And, the cat is out of the shelter, there is no mess any longer. Once > again we come back to the point of you not needing to be involved. True. But I did offer if nobody "trusted" could be found and the reevaluation date was at hand. > If you want to play the point of using the money just to prove Mary was > a "manipulating witch", then it can only follow that your motivation in > challenging her was not to get involved in helping the cat, Then you don't know how to flush an animal out of the bush. Conan was not in an immediated danger but for the hysteria generated by Mary and Minion phonecalls and conflicting answers from the shelter. I am the only one that visited the shelter several times and met with Ms. Katherine Wilson in person. None of you did that, not even Dan. > but only to > prove your own point and gain some self-perceived upper hand. That [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > eq EQ, you are a pungent example of how 10% of the population will draw the wrong conclusion from facts in evidence with clockwork reliability due to your agenda. Conjecture is the limit of your detective skills. >>> Why are you so bitter? I caused no "mess". Had none of you >>> mobilized, there would have been no "mess." The "mess" is all of [quoted text clipped - 49 lines] >wrong conclusion from facts in evidence with clockwork reliability due to >your agenda. Conjecture is the limit of your detective skills. And you are a pungent example of the spin a tired old man with lots of time on his hands can put on things. eq >>>>>>> ??? >>>>>> [quoted text clipped - 37 lines] > have dicks besides you. "The girls" all have bigger balls than Philip > has ever had. Mary ... I know something you desparately want to know. But you will never hear it from me. Sorry. Mary ... the bitter old woman. > >>>>>>> ??? > >>>>>> [quoted text clipped - 42 lines] > > Mary ... the bitter old woman. jeeeeezzz you know dickshit little boy, who are you trying to kid with your childish taunts... your lips are so loose you'd never keep a secret... your need to boast would consume you til you blurted everything... Trish >>>>>>>>> ??? >>>>>>>> [quoted text clipped - 50 lines] > > Trish Sweetie ... I was young during the big one and recall "loose lips sink ships" Certainly is the case here with Team B torpedoing your rescue efforts. In your generation, loose lips has something to do with oral sex. > Sweetie ... I was young during the big one and recall "loose lips sink > ships" Certainly is the case here with Team B torpedoing your rescue > efforts. In your generation, loose lips has something to do with oral sex. My generation??? so you know me well do you, pray tell what is my generation? I could be 20 , I could be 70, you have no knowledge of which... now , you wouldn't be doing what you are accusing everyone else of and making an assumption now would you... ah not you, you're too busy try to blame others for the mess you created. As for my rescue efforts, unfortunately I have neither the means nor the talent to arrange a rescue the way Mary and the others did, so instead I offered what I was in a position to offer and that was monetary support. This was certainly better than turning my back and hindering their efforts. I congratulate Mary, Rhonda and Tracey Rose, et. al. on all their planning, unfortunately it seems a game of oneupmanship is being played and you're not helping matters any with your little taunts. "I know a secret, I know a secret, please some ask me once again what it is before i wet myself" ohhh this is so much fun. Most outgrow this by grade one. I could honestly care less what you think of me, I am extremely confident in myself and my abilities, probably to the point of being vain about it. I have one regret in life though, that I'm not the person working in the pension office in your area whose responsible for signing your cheque. Because if I was, I know a few shelters that would get a nice bonus next month. Trish > > Sweetie ... I was young during the big one and recall "loose lips sink > > ships" Certainly is the case here with Team B torpedoing your rescue [quoted text clipped - 23 lines] > Because if I was, I know a few shelters that would get a nice bonus next > month. Philip's so handy for target practice, isn't he? :) >> > Sweetie ... I was young during the big one and recall "loose lips sink >> > ships" Certainly is the case here with Team B torpedoing your rescue [quoted text clipped - 31 lines] > >Philip's so handy for target practice, isn't he? :) He sets himself up as a leering villian because he enjoys all this drama and attention. I have done the same thing myself, many times, but never with quite the level of success Philip has achieved here. Charlie > >> > Sweetie ... I was young during the big one and recall "loose lips sink > >> > ships" Certainly is the case here with Team B torpedoing your rescue [quoted text clipped - 37 lines] > > Charlie I know. It works out great for everyone. >>>> Sweetie ... I was young during the big one and recall "loose lips >>>> sink ships" Certainly is the case here with Team B torpedoing [quoted text clipped - 33 lines] > > Charlie Earlier, I likened these attention starved women to those who line up to take a swing at the party piñata. They just keep coming back for more. I'm still here. LOL > > > Sweetie ... I was young during the big one and recall "loose lips sink > > > ships" Certainly is the case here with Team B torpedoing your rescue [quoted text clipped - 31 lines] > > Philip's so handy for target practice, isn't he? :) lol yes, I'd reason to say my stress level has reduced 50% since running into him and his verbal diarrhea > > Philip's so handy for target practice, isn't he? :) > > lol yes, I'd reason to say my stress level has reduced 50% since running > into him and his verbal diarrhea Hee! Why strike out at the ones you love when there are deserving targets like Philip? > > > Philip's so handy for target practice, isn't he? :) > > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > Hee! Why strike out at the ones you love when there are deserving targets > like Philip? lol true, I just had the greatest bike ride ever and as I was riding I was thinking well here's one thing ol Philip can't do at this speed, hehe I know I'm a sick puppy but I'm lovin it! His dumbass comments just beg for a tearing down... >>>> Philip's so handy for target practice, isn't he? :) >>> [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > hehe I know I'm a sick puppy but I'm lovin it! His dumbass comments > just beg for a tearing down... Sure is swell of you to wear that black/yellow striped tape across your butt. LOL > >>>> Philip's so handy for target practice, isn't he? :) > >>> [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > Sure is swell of you to wear that black/yellow striped tape across your > butt. LOL Huh? >> >>>> Philip's so handy for target practice, isn't he? :) >> >>> [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > >Huh? It's the Alzheimer's kicking in, pay it no heed. > It's the Alzheimer's kicking in, pay it no heed. Thank god, I thought he was stalking me, but sadly this is not soooo, all my dreams are crushed! >>> Philip's so handy for target practice, isn't he? :) >> [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > Hee! Why strike out at the ones you love when there are deserving > targets like Philip? True. Things in the household your husband heads up must be calmer on some level. >>>> Sweetie ... I was young during the big one and recall "loose lips >>>> sink ships" Certainly is the case here with Team B torpedoing [quoted text clipped - 33 lines] > lol yes, I'd reason to say my stress level has reduced 50% since > running into him and his verbal diarrhea So it's true ... I am momma bird and you are feeding on what I regurgitate! >> Sweetie ... I was young during the big one and recall "loose lips sink >> ships" Certainly is the case here with Team B torpedoing your rescue >> efforts. In your generation, loose lips has something to do with oral > sex. snip > I could honestly care less what you think of me, I am extremely > confident in myself and my abilities, probably to the point of being > vain about it. snip > Trish That's the problem with adults from outcome based education. Mostly bogus self esteen and little wisdom. >>>>>>>>>> ??? >>>>>>>>> [quoted text clipped - 54 lines] >ships" Certainly is the case here with Team B torpedoing your rescue >efforts. In your generation, loose lips has something to do with oral sex. Ahhh, yes, but you certainly weren't part of the "Greatest Generation". You were part of the Big Disappointment that followed. The generation that brought sexual promiscuousness and rampant drug abuse into the norm. >>>>>>>>>>> ??? >>>>>>>>>> [quoted text clipped - 60 lines] > that brought sexual promiscuousness and rampant drug abuse into the > norm. Never thought of 'us' as the Greatest Generation. But certainly born too early to be part of the '60's generation since I was born in '35 and did not participate in political matter of that decade. But I agree with you that those who were seduced by the flower child, free love, drugs/sex/rock n roll, anti-establishment crap were the beginning of the end for America. Sadly, too many of those ponytailed liberals got into the government. >>>>>>>>>>>> ??? >>>>>>>>>>> [quoted text clipped - 67 lines] >roll, anti-establishment crap were the beginning of the end for America. >Sadly, too many of those ponytailed liberals got into the government. Actually, I'd put the beginning of the end for America on the Beatnik Generation -- those in their 20's in the 1950's. The ones who gave birth to the rampant drug abuse and sexual promiscuity that reached their fruition in the 60's. eq > >>>>>>>>>>>> ??? > >>>>>>>>>>> [quoted text clipped - 72 lines] > to the rampant drug abuse and sexual promiscuity that reached their > fruition in the 60's. Pretty astute observation. <SNIP> >Mary ... the bitter old woman. Your filthy, used up, shriveled wife's name is Mary? > Well, my offer is still open. But they won't place him with me > because they think I'm a sadist. They won't place him with Meghan's [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > Charlie Conan is a BIG boned cat. Windowsill sitting was not his "thing." He's too big. He did like to sprawl out on the floor in the afternoon sun coming through the sliding glass doors our rumpus room (aka, the cat room ... 20x14 feet). >> Well, my offer is still open. But they won't place him with me >> because they think I'm a sadist. They won't place him with Meghan's [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] >through the sliding glass doors our rumpus room (aka, the cat room ... 20x14 >feet). I'm sad that Conan will never get to taste the delights of the spacious, sun-drenched main house on my 40-acre waterfront compound in the San Juans. Charlie Ah ha! I knew it all along. You are really Bill Gates, aren't you? ;) Rhonda > I'm sad that Conan will never get to taste the delights of the > spacious, sun-drenched main house on my 40-acre waterfront compound in > the San Juans. > > Charlie > Ah ha! I knew it all along. You are really Bill Gates, aren't you? ;) If Bill Gates had a wicked sense of humor and valued honesty, maybe. :) > Rhonda > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > > > Charlie >Ah ha! I knew it all along. You are really Bill Gates, aren't you? ;) Nowhere close. It is an extravagent heirloom. My efforts are only enough to produce a middle-class income. I mention it because deficiencies in house size, window capacity and financial resources seem to be the reasons Monica has rejected two applicants who wish to adopt Conan. As a third rejected suitor, I think it is fair for me to point out that I have these things. Charlie >Rhonda > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] >> >> Charlie > >Ah ha! I knew it all along. You are really Bill Gates, aren't you? ;) > [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > adopt Conan. As a third rejected suitor, I think it is fair for me to > point out that I have these things. You were the first rejected suitor, Charlie. Poor little boy, pressing his big pink nose against the bars of the cage all weekend. Ugh. >>Ah ha! I knew it all along. You are really Bill Gates, aren't you? ;) > [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] >>> >>> Charlie I think Conan would have thought he died and gone to Cat Heaven to end up at the San Juan spread alone, Charlie! eq >>> Well, my offer is still open. But they won't place him with me >>> because they think I'm a sadist. They won't place him with Meghan's [quoted text clipped - 20 lines] > > Charlie So am I. Do you rent to seniors? LOL > Conan is a BIG boned cat. Windowsill sitting was not his "thing." He's too > big. He did like to sprawl out on the floor in the afternoon sun coming > through the sliding glass doors our rumpus room (aka, the cat room ... 20x14 > feet). I have a teacart in front of a window my cats lay on. They also have a cat tree right in front of a window. >> Conan is a BIG boned cat. Windowsill sitting was not his "thing." >> He's too big. He did like to sprawl out on the floor in the [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > I have a teacart in front of a window my cats lay on. They also have a > cat tree right in front of a window. One of the pictures circulated shows Conan on the top of a large recliner chair. He liked the morning sun there. This is a large cat and Conan is one to sprawl out and roll around. |
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