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Informal Survey about Bob Barker

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SurveyPoster@informal.com - 13 Dec 2005 17:39 GMT
Informal Survey about Bob Barker

If you've ever watched the tv show "The Price is Right", you know that
Bob Barker always ends his show by saying :Spay or Neuter your Pets".
But at times he really gets carried away.  On todays show he said it 5
or 6 times.  There was a veterinary student on the show and he
referred to the guy as "The king of spaying and neutering".  

(Please answer this question with a YES - NO - or UNDECIDED)

IS BOB BARKER SPAYED OR NEUTERED? ______________

Please feel free to explain your answer or leave other comments below.

_________________________________________________________

_________________________________________________________

Thank you

Survey Poster
alt4 - 13 Dec 2005 18:23 GMT
Edie?

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marry, pray, vote, invest, educate our
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> Informal Survey about Bob Barker
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> Survey Poster
DW - 13 Dec 2005 22:38 GMT
> Informal Survey about Bob Barker
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> or 6 times.  There was a veterinary student on the show and he
> referred to the guy as "The king of spaying and neutering".
I didn't see the show but my quess is  he got the signal from the floor
producer to STRETCH the closing.   They needed him to do something
to fill those last few seconds.

Also with millions of unwanted pets, what is wrong with tellling
people spay and neuter their pets?

> IS BOB BARKER SPAYED OR NEUTERED? ______________
With millions of unwanted pets in shelters looking for homes are you
really going to tell us not to spay or neuter?

I applaud Barker for taking time on his show to remind people of this.

Why are you so against him doing it?
alt4 - 13 Dec 2005 23:38 GMT
You missed the point. The question was "IS BOB BARKER SPAYED OR NEUTERED?"
Written in caps. I'm all for spaying or neutering when it comes to pets,
however people? That question makes me think either of Edie or the pussy
wizard and I have Jerry killfiled so....

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"Other than telling us how to live, think,
marry, pray, vote, invest, educate our
children and now, die, I think the
Republicans have done a fine job of
getting government out of our personal
lives."

>> Informal Survey about Bob Barker
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>
> Why are you so against him doing it?
plonker@PlonkU.com - 14 Dec 2005 00:42 GMT
>You missed the point. The question was "IS BOB BARKER SPAYED OR NEUTERED?"
>Written in caps. I'm all for spaying or neutering when it comes to pets,
>however people? That question makes me think either of Edie or the pussy
>wizard and I have Jerry killfiled so....

I have just killfiled you too. Obviously you can not follow a thread
and are a only posting to flame people, which is against usenet
policies.  Your ISP has been notified.

* PLONK *
mlbriggs - 14 Dec 2005 01:41 GMT
>> Informal Survey about Bob Barker
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>
> Why are you so against him doing it?

Silly question.
caroline - 16 Dec 2005 19:28 GMT
I APPLAUD BOB BARKER, BOB BARKER IS NOT CREATING UNWANTED OFFSPRING AND YOUR
DOGS AND CATS SHOULD NOT BE DOING IT EITHER.....WHICH IS YOUR
RESPONSIBILITY.

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| Silly question.
Upscale - 16 Dec 2005 21:19 GMT
> I APPLAUD BOB BARKER, BOB BARKER IS NOT CREATING UNWANTED OFFSPRING

How do you know? For all you know, Bob's beauties might have been acting as
a harem all these years and he might have dozens of children. I can't think
of too many things more desirable than getting to that age and having all
those beautiful women around.

Seriously though, I think he's doing something good, although he doesn't
tell you how lousy you'll feel when you take your animal to be spayed or
neutered and you see the pain your beloved pet is in after the surgery.
caroline - 16 Dec 2005 21:26 GMT
That is nonsense, a myth, a myriad of Veterinarians will tell you they are
not in any pain after surgery.  Think of the pain that homeless pets go
through, indescribable.

|> I APPLAUD BOB BARKER, BOB BARKER IS NOT CREATING UNWANTED OFFSPRING
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| tell you how lousy you'll feel when you take your animal to be spayed or
| neutered and you see the pain your beloved pet is in after the surgery.
Upscale - 16 Dec 2005 22:33 GMT
"caroline" <cmsmock@REMOVEcfl.rr.com> wrote in message
> That is nonsense, a myth, a myriad of Veterinarians will tell you they are
> not in any pain after surgery.

Really? I guess it was my imagination when my Deetoo cried as the pet was
carefully putting her into her carrier so I could take her home the day
after surgery. And I guess it was my imagination when she cried a bit as she
attempted to use the litter box the first few days. Animals can feel pain
just as you and I, probably more so because we usually have the intellect to
understand why we're going through pain. An animal just suffers in ignorance
and that can be one of the worst pain of all, not knowing why something is
happening.

> Think of the pain that homeless pets go through, indescribable.

That's a completely different reason for the difficulty that homeless pets
go through.
Cat Dude - 16 Dec 2005 22:50 GMT
> Really? I guess it was my imagination when my Deetoo cried as the pet was
> carefully putting her into her carrier so I could take her home the day
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> and that can be one of the worst pain of all, not knowing why something is
> happening.

You must have a really shitty butcher of a vet. All of my cats have been
neutered, for as long as I've had cats, and not a one of them has ever
shown symptoms of post-op pain.

You really need to find a decent vet.
Upscale - 17 Dec 2005 13:17 GMT
"Cat Dude" <catdude@catfolks.net> wrote in message

> You must have a really shitty butcher of a vet. All of my cats have been
> neutered, for as long as I've had cats, and not a one of them has ever
> shown symptoms of post-op pain.

You're pretty slow aren't you? First of all, my cat is female which entails
much more invasive surgery that what a male would need. Secondly, if you're
of the opinion that cats of any gender don't feel pain after spaying or
neutering, then you're ignorant as well.

Grow up a.shole!
wester@laway.net - 17 Dec 2005 17:03 GMT
>"Cat Dude" <catdude@catfolks.net> wrote in message
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>
>Grow up a.shole!

Wow, a bit over the top Upscale. I agree Cat Dude's reply was
insensitive, and I agree that your girl kits don't get off as easily
as boys would, but still! Let's be a little civilized, K?
Cat Dude - 17 Dec 2005 22:19 GMT
> Wow, a bit over the top Upscale. I agree Cat Dude's reply was
> insensitive, and I agree that your girl kits don't get off as easily
> as boys would, but still! Let's be a little civilized, K?

What was insensitive about my reply? He reports that one of his cats was
crying in pain for days after spay surgery. I've had several cats spayed
over the years, and though they experience some discomfort for a day or
two I've never had one cry out because of it or have problems using the
litterbox because of the surgery. If his cat did, then the vet that did it
must have been a butcher. I'd sure never take another cat to that vet.

The fact is that Upscale is trying to say that spay/neuter surgery is
cruel and barbaric and implies that it shouldn't be done. That's stupid,
ignorant, and irresponsible. If you want to jump on someone for
insensitivity, jump on him. It's people like him that are responsible for
the huge numbers of stray cats filling our animal shelters, trying to
survive on the streets after being abandoned, and being killed by wild
animals.  If you love your cat, get it sterilized. To fail to do so is
cruel and irresponsible.

I'm so sick of ignorant idiots saying that desexing a cat is cruel, then
subjecting that cat to a lifetime of hormonal urges, needless agressive
behavior, fanatic attempts to escape to the outside to mate, and all too
often bringing unplanned litters into being.

Wake up. Learn to be a responsible pet owner. If you are so convinced that
desexing is cruel, then rehome your cat and adopt a goldfish.
wester@laway.net - 18 Dec 2005 17:40 GMT
>> Wow, a bit over the top Upscale. I agree Cat Dude's reply was
>> insensitive, and I agree that your girl kits don't get off as easily
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>Wake up. Learn to be a responsible pet owner. If you are so convinced that
>desexing is cruel, then rehome your cat and adopt a goldfish.

You're correct. I just thought you reply was a bit over the top. Let's
all calm down and behave like...felines!
myself@myplace.com - 09 Jan 2006 20:50 GMT
>That is nonsense, a myth, a myriad of Veterinarians will tell you they are
>not in any pain after surgery.  Think of the pain that homeless pets go
[quoted text clipped - 12 lines]
>| tell you how lousy you'll feel when you take your animal to be spayed or
>| neutered and you see the pain your beloved pet is in after the surgery.

Veterinarians will tell you anything if it makes them a buck.  They
are the ones that want everyone to spay an neuter, simply because they
make lots of money from doing it.  It IS painful for the animal and
dont let them tell you differently.  I'm not saying it should not be
done in some cases, but each case is different.  My male cat lived in
the house his whole life, so he never reporduced.  Then when he passed
on, I got another male, and that one started spraying.  He got fixed
just because of the spraying, since he to was an indoor pet.  The
former cat only sprayed in his litter box.  I also own horses, and I
will NEVER geld (neuter) a male horse.  It's very painful for them,
and the uncut have a better disposition.  Once gelded, they act like
they are confused, and I guess they are...  I have never yet allowed
one of my stallions (male horses) to breed, and they are just fine
being with other stallions if they are introduced when young.  I have
noticed them mounting each other a few times though, but I just ignore
their unusually gay behavior as "natural instinct".

By the way, I hate veterinarians !!!
Every one of them I have ever met is an a.shole.
CatDude - 14 Jan 2006 06:09 GMT
> >That is nonsense, a myth, a myriad of Veterinarians will tell you they are
> >not in any pain after surgery.  Think of the pain that homeless pets go
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> make lots of money from doing it.  It IS painful for the animal and
> dont let them tell you differently.  

Ripping your balls off has got to hurt.  I don't care what anyone says.

> I'm not saying it should not be
> done in some cases, but each case is different.  My male cat lived in
[quoted text clipped - 12 lines]
> By the way, I hate veterinarians !!!
> Every one of them I have ever met is an a.shole.
no@no.no - 12 Feb 2006 09:18 GMT
>> >That is nonsense, a myth, a myriad of Veterinarians will tell you they are
>> >not in any pain after surgery.  Think of the pain that homeless pets go
[quoted text clipped - 19 lines]
>
>Ripping your balls off has got to hurt.  I don't care what anyone says.

You're right, it does hurt !!!!
Barrnabas Collins - 12 Feb 2006 15:49 GMT
>> Veterinarians will tell you anything if it makes them a buck.  They
>>> are the ones that want everyone to spay an neuter, simply because they
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>
>You're right, it does hurt !!!!
You do realize they don't "rip their balls off?"

They have modern surugical techniques like scalples, anastetics
(spelling?), pain killers, etc.  

Yes there is some pain but that is offset by the pain that
a few million unwanted cats don't have when they STARVE TO DEATH.  
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Upscale - 12 Feb 2006 15:57 GMT
"Barrnabas Collins" <BarnabasCollinsonSFNOSPAM@gmail.com> wrote in message

> Yes there is some pain but that is offset by the pain that
> a few million unwanted cats don't have when they STARVE TO DEATH.

As well as the pain associated with repeat pregnancies by females.
Michele - 18 Aug 2006 03:27 GMT
Yes of course their is going to be some pain, I don't know that they have
come up with any surgery that is not painful.  This is only a small price to
pay for not having millions of animals put to sleep or starve to death
because someone decided their pet didn't need to be spayed or neutered.  For
those of you with male animals if they go outside they may be reproducing
without you realizing it because there would be no way for you to know since
the males don't get pregnant. Now I do understand not having a horse
neutered, but their is no reason not to have a dog or cat "fixed".  I
volunteer my time at the local animal shelter and have seen far to many nice
dogs and cats either put to sleep because of lack of homes or die because
they were in such bad shape once they were found  that we were unable to
help them.  It is because of incidences like that that I don't understand
why anyone would not want to have their pet spayed or neutered.  Why would
you breed an animal when their are so many homeless pets out their needing
homes and people to love and take care of them.

Michele
wester@laway.net - 12 Feb 2006 19:40 GMT
>They have modern surugical techniques like scalples, anastetics
>(spelling?), pain killers, etc.  
>
>Yes there is some pain but that is offset by the pain that
>a few million unwanted cats don't have when they STARVE TO DEATH.  
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Barnabas needs a remedial course in (or maybe an introduction to)
spelling....

"surugical"

"scalples"

"anastetics"

Must be Dumbya's unknown brother.
Barrnabas Collins - 12 Feb 2006 22:59 GMT
>Barnabas needs a remedial course in (or maybe an introduction to)
>spelling....

Another case of someone who can't attack the subject at hand so
they attack grammer and spelling.

And I suppose  wester@laway.ne has never made a spelling/grammar
mistake?  Where can we find all of your writings so we can
prove that?

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TaliesinSoft - 18 Aug 2006 03:34 GMT
> If you've ever watched the tv show "The Price is Right", you know that
> Bob Barker always ends his show by saying :Spay or Neuter your Pets".

"Spaying" is a particular procedure which makes a female cat or dog incapable
of reproduction.

"Neutering" is any procedure which makes a male or female cat or dog
incapable of reproduction.

Then why do we constantly hear "spay and neuter" instead of just "neuter"?

Do we hear a speaker begin with "Ladies and People"?

Or, is the real truth that people are hesitant to say such as "spay and
castrate"?

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tallyho@my-isp.com - 23 Sep 2006 06:43 GMT
I want to se Bob Barker neutered on "The Price is Right".  Live on TV.
It would be so appropriate and so much fun to watch them cut his balls
off live on our TV sets. And just think about all the ratings that
network would get.  I cant wait to see this happen.  Come on Bob, put
you money where your mouth is.  You want me to neuter my pet, fine, I
will, but YOU FIRST !!!!!

>> If you've ever watched the tv show "The Price is Right", you know that
>> Bob Barker always ends his show by saying :Spay or Neuter your Pets".
[quoted text clipped - 11 lines]
>Or, is the real truth that people are hesitant to say such as "spay and
>castrate"?
Marvel - 25 Sep 2006 00:56 GMT
you are a real dumb sh.t
 
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