> That does sound scary. I was just wondering about h0p yesterday.
> No..no one is paying any attention to the kids. There is another
> mail list that I imagine most everyone is chatting on until the kids
> move on..and if they don't...no big. I don't get the thrill of trolling
> or flooding. Maybe you need to be 10 to appreciate it :-)
> Glad you had a mostly good vacation.
HOWEDY dee,
> > That does sound scary. I was just wondering
> > about h0p yesterday.
>
> Thanks for thinking of him AG. He recovered
> quickly and is doing really well right now.
Your kat is having seizures from STRESS.
> He's so lovey dovey and excited that he just bit a hole
> in my arm and he hardly has any teeth left!
Yeah. That's 'lovey dovey' for ya...
> > No..no one is paying any attention to the kids.
Of curse not! Your animals are DYIN from
stress related DIS-EASES.
> > There is another mail list that I imagine most
> > everyone is chatting on
diddler got a new private list for HOWER animal
lovers.
> > until the kids move on..and if they don't...no big.
Right. You can go hang HOWET with diddler
and her pals...
> > I don't get the thrill of trolling or flooding.
Right. You hide from the INFORMATION that SCARES YOU.
> > Maybe you need to be 10 to appreciate it :-)
INDEED. A ten year old child would not fear not
hurting and intimidating animals.
> AAh, great, could you mail me and tell me what
> newsgroup to go to?
INDEEDY.
> > Glad you had a mostly good vacation.
Yeah. The kat didn't like returning to his source of anxiety.
> Thanks, I love the ocean :)
LikeWIZE.
> Dee
> From: diddy (diddy@nospam.diddy.net)
> Subject: Re: What would you do in this situation?
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> Subject: Oh My God
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> From: diddy (diddy@nospam.diddy.net)
> Subject: www.wild-about-trapping.com
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Dee - 31 Aug 2003 18:06 GMT
> HOWEDY dee,
Hi Puppy Wizard
> Your kat is having seizures from STRESS.
Well you may be right Jerry. He has seizures due to toxoplasmosis having
left a scar on his brain, but I'm sure that dragging him down to the ocean
with us was, indeed, stressful for him. My alternative was to leave him
in a cage in the care of strangers though, which I'm sure would also have
been stressful.
> Of curse not! Your animals are DYIN from
> stress related DIS-EASES.
aaah Jerry, Jerry, we're all dyin from stress related diseases aren't we?
> > > I don't get the thrill of trolling or flooding.
>
> Right. You hide from the INFORMATION that SCARES YOU.
She wasn't talking about you, rather the actual troll :)
> Yeah. The kat didn't like returning to his source of anxiety.
vice versa. I actually agree with most of what you have to say Jerry. I
don't believe in "punishing" or intimidating or hurting animals in any
way. I don't believe in screaming at dogs, or keeping them locked boxes,
or scaring the hell out of them until they pee every time they see a
cat...though I'm not quite sure why the post below is connected to
mine...hmm. My dog would never eat my cats! =8-|
Anyway, my cats and dog are treated well, and are well loved. I don't
even swear around them :) Their livelong home isn't a source of anxiety for
them...why would you assume so? I see some people say things that they
deserved to be attacked for, but you shouldn't assume that *everyone's*
mistreating their animals.
> > Thanks, I love the ocean :)
>
> LikeWIZE.
cool...Dee
> > From: diddy (diddy@nospam.diddy.net)
> > Actually, I borrowed the vets office kitten once for a
> > couple days for school education on pet care and safe
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> > look at a cat. When confronted with one, Danny wees
> > himself and cowers hiding behind me for help.