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80MooCowAcres@AOL.com - 12 Jul 2005 08:34 GMT
I live on farm.  damn cats keep dropping kittens in my barn.  I dont
even know if they are the cats that lived here or other cats, but I
dont want all these kitttens sh.tting in my hay.  Someone said to just
flush em down the toilet.  That sound like a good solution to problem
but I worry that toilet might get clogged.  Has anyone ever done this?
Did your toilet get clogged?
Otherwise I suppose I can stick them in plastic bag and drive truck
over the bag, or shoot em, but thats a waste of good shells that I
could use to put some possum or coon on the table.
Wayne Boatwright - 12 Jul 2005 12:46 GMT
On Tue 12 Jul 2005 12:34:18a,  wrote in alt.cats:

> I live on farm.  damn cats keep dropping kittens in my barn.  I dont
> even know if they are the cats that lived here or other cats, but I
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> over the bag, or shoot em, but thats a waste of good shells that I
> could use to put some possum or coon on the table.

I hope you're a troll, but if not, I wish there was a toilet big enough to
flush you down.  Maybe even better, there *are* plastic bags big enough to
put you in and run over you with a truck!

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TG - 12 Jul 2005 23:31 GMT
To have the audacity to post this message here is a reflection of either your
diabolical 'sense of humour' or general lacking as a human being.  

>I live on farm.  damn cats keep dropping kittens in my barn.  I dont
>even know if they are the cats that lived here or other cats, but I
[quoted text clipped - 5 lines]
>over the bag, or shoot em, but thats a waste of good shells that I
>could use to put some possum or coon on the table.
80MooCowAcres@AOL.com - 13 Jul 2005 06:21 GMT
It's amazing all the time people like you waste typing your smartassed
remarks.  A simple answer would be YES or NO as far as clogging the
toilet.  That is all I want to know.  I dont give a damn about your
tree-hugger attitude, or how the "poor little kitty" bullshit.  These
things are a pest, just like rats or flies, and I am trying to dispose
of them as humanely as possible.  I think the toilet method is about
as humane as possible.  Of course I could toss them in my garbage
burning barell with a hot fire, or just stamp them to death with my
boot.  If I cant ask a simple question and get a simple answer, maybe
I will burn them just to spite you f.cking tree-huggers.  I suppose
you would rather watch the movie Bambi rather than eat venison too.
Maybe it's time you face the fact that there are REAL people in this
world who dont live in a fantasy world, and we eat our meat from the
animal, not buy it wrapped in plastic.  We also protect our livestock
from rodents, which includes kittens that spread disease by sh.tting
on our cattle feed.  Maybe it's time you city slickers grow up and
face the fact that some animals were put on this earth for our food
and others are simply a nusiance.  I got nothing against cats, just as
long as they stay away from my feed.  (Unless of course you would
rather eat diseased beef and other meats).

>To have the audacity to post this message here is a reflection of either your
>diabolical 'sense of humour' or general lacking as a human being.  
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>>over the bag, or shoot em, but thats a waste of good shells that I
>>could use to put some possum or coon on the table.
Wayne Boatwright - 13 Jul 2005 12:59 GMT
On Tue 12 Jul 2005 10:21:07p,  wrote in alt.cats:

> It's amazing all the time people like you waste typing your smartassed
> remarks.  A simple answer would be YES or NO as far as clogging the
> toilet.  That is all I want to know.  I dont give a damn about your
> tree-hugger attitude, or how the "poor little kitty" bullshit.  These
> things are a pest, just like rats or flies, and I am trying to dispose
> of them as humanely as possible.

Drowning, burning, or stomping to death can hardly be considered humane.

Why not simply put them to sleep with chloroform, or find someone who will
take them away from your place?

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ToolGRL - 13 Jul 2005 19:57 GMT
Put a free kitten sign in front of your house or in the newspaper. Someone
will come. If not, drop them off at another farm somewhere. Cats are not
pests, they get rid of pests such as mice and other small rodents and birds.

> On Tue 12 Jul 2005 10:21:07p,  wrote in alt.cats:
>
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> Why not simply put them to sleep with chloroform, or find someone who will
> take them away from your place?
80MooCowAcres@AOL.com - 14 Jul 2005 05:12 GMT
>On Tue 12 Jul 2005 10:21:07p,  wrote in alt.cats:
>
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>Why not simply put them to sleep with chloroform, or find someone who will
>take them away from your place?

Where do you get chloroform and how do you use it?

My neighbor told me he just chops their heads off with an axe, or else
he hangs them by their tails from a rope on a tree and uses them for
target practice.  The hanging and shooting dont seem too humane, but
the decapitation seems to be, but I dont want to get all clawed up
doing it..  If I can get some of that chlorform stuff I might use
that.  No one will take them, there are free kitten signs all over the
place.  Nobody wants em, there are too many of em. Thats why most
people flush em or some other way.
Wayne Boatwright - 14 Jul 2005 08:04 GMT
On Wed 13 Jul 2005 09:12:57p,  wrote in alt.cats:

>>On Tue 12 Jul 2005 10:21:07p,  wrote in alt.cats:
>>
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>
> Where do you get chloroform and how do you use it?

Check with a vet or at a pharmacy.  The vet may offer other options.

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80MooCowAcres@AOL.com - 15 Jul 2005 07:17 GMT
>On Wed 13 Jul 2005 09:12:57p,  wrote in alt.cats:
>
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>
>Check with a vet or at a pharmacy.  The vet may offer other options.

A vet ?????  Now we're talking BIG money.  The heck with that.  It's
time for some target practice !!!
Wayne Boatwright - 15 Jul 2005 13:35 GMT
On Thu 14 Jul 2005 11:17:32p,  wrote in alt.cats:

>>On Wed 13 Jul 2005 09:12:57p,  wrote in alt.cats:
>>
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> A vet ?????  Now we're talking BIG money.  The heck with that.  It's
> time for some target practice !!!

I meant, ask at a vet.  They might be able to tell you where you can buy
it.

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Chris - 20 Jul 2005 22:41 GMT
Antifreeze works good!!!!!!!
wester@laway.net - 13 Jul 2005 00:19 GMT
>I live on farm.  damn cats keep dropping kittens in my barn.  I dont
>even know if they are the cats that lived here or other cats, but I
[quoted text clipped - 5 lines]
>over the bag, or shoot em, but thats a waste of good shells that I
>could use to put some possum or coon on the table.
rpl - 13 Jul 2005 03:08 GMT
Apart from the fact that the Subject gives it away, you continued it's
propogation by including it in your "warning" post.
Rosyposey - 13 Jul 2005 12:36 GMT
> Apart from the fact that the Subject gives it away, you continued it's
> propogation by including it in your "warning" post.

Sorry for ignorance, but how do I killfile?
rpl - 13 Jul 2005 13:17 GMT
> Sorry for ignorance, but how do I killfile?

no idea... type "Outlook Express plonk" into Google; but it doesn't
matter; trolls usually change their posting name to get around killfile
filters

pat
M.C. Mullen - 13 Jul 2005 14:17 GMT
: > Apart from the fact that the Subject gives it away, you continued it's
: > propogation by including it in your "warning" post.
:
: Sorry for ignorance, but how do I killfile?

In OE (Outlook Express) it's:
Message (in the menue)
--> block sender

and away it goes.

Carola
BarB - 13 Jul 2005 17:29 GMT
>> Apart from the fact that the Subject gives it away, you continued it's
>> propogation by including it in your "warning" post.
>
>Sorry for ignorance, but how do I killfile?

In OE ( I'm looking at an old version so yours may differ slightly)
highlight a message, pull down the Message menu. You should have
several options. One is " Block Sender" that blocks the author of
that message. The second is "Create Rule from Message" This allows
you to enter words or phrases from the subject line. For example I
delete the word "declaw" in the subject from the group.

Soapbox alert:

The hardest part of managing kill filters is not the trolls, although
some do change their name frequently. The problem is the good posters
who feel they must argue with trolls. Ignoring them, freezing them
out, is the ONLY way to make them leave. Lack of attention will make
most of them get bored and depart for more fertile groups.

Not only do the regular posters whose other articles we might want to
read want to argue with trolls, they also frequently change the
subject line. Instead of staying in one thread where we could kill by
subject line, they constantly post new threads to continue their
flames. Many times the only way to manage the noise is to killfile
them completely, which is a shame.

Off soapbox now.

BarB
Rosyposey - 15 Jul 2005 13:58 GMT
Thank you, specially Carola and BarB, I will do that.  I know freezing them
out is the best option, but I can understand why some feel compelled to
respond.  Trouble is theyare trying to reason with people who lack social
reasoning, and seem to be, sadly for them, a bit mentally ill and
dysfunctional.

>>> Apart from the fact that the Subject gives it away, you continued it's
>>> propogation by including it in your "warning" post.
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>
> BarB
 
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