"ravenlynne" > wrote in message
...
> Feel free to plonk me, but some here were interested.
>
> The kitty we took in a few weeks ago from the street passed away last
> night completely out of the blue. I found her curled up "asleep" in her
> bed when I went to take a shower (her "room" was the master bath."
>
> I miss her so much.
>
> I hope she was happy with us....she was a playful, loving little creature.
> --
> Currently reading: the thirteenth tale by Diane Setterfield


I lost my girl cat to coyotes a couple weeks ago. I'll never forget that
horrible night. Going in their sleep like that is the best way to go. At
least she enjoyed her last few weeks.

Paul

Paul M. Cook wrote:
> "ravenlynne" > wrote in message
> ...
>> Feel free to plonk me, but some here were interested.
>>
>> The kitty we took in a few weeks ago from the street passed away last
>> night completely out of the blue. I found her curled up "asleep" in her
>> bed when I went to take a shower (her "room" was the master bath."
>>
>> I miss her so much.
>>
>> I hope she was happy with us....she was a playful, loving little creature.
>> --
>> Currently reading: the thirteenth tale by Diane Setterfield
>
>
> I lost my girl cat to coyotes a couple weeks ago. I'll never forget that
> horrible night. Going in their sleep like that is the best way to go. At
> least she enjoyed her last few weeks.
>
> Paul
>
>
I saw that, Paul. I hope you are feeling a bit less guilty.
<<<<<Paul>>>>>

--
Jean B.

On 11/11/2010 12:02 PM, Jean B. wrote:
> Paul M. Cook wrote:
>> "ravenlynne" > wrote in message
>> ...
>>> Feel free to plonk me, but some here were interested.
>>>
>>> The kitty we took in a few weeks ago from the street passed away last
>>> night completely out of the blue. I found her curled up "asleep" in
>>> her bed when I went to take a shower (her "room" was the master bath."
>>>
>>> I miss her so much.
>>>
>>> I hope she was happy with us....she was a playful, loving little
>>> creature.
>>> --
>>> Currently reading: the thirteenth tale by Diane Setterfield
>>
>>
>> I lost my girl cat to coyotes a couple weeks ago. I'll never forget
>> that horrible night. Going in their sleep like that is the best way to
>> go. At least she enjoyed her last few weeks.
>>
>> Paul
>>
> I saw that, Paul. I hope you are feeling a bit less guilty. <<<<<Paul>>>>>
>

That must have been very sad.

--
Currently reading: the thirteenth tale by Diane Setterfield

"Paul M. Cook" wrote:
>
>I lost my girl cat to coyotes a couple weeks ago.

Sicko is bragging.

Letting a cat outdoors is bad enough but where there are coyotes...
you deranged mother****er... should have been your kids... in fact I
hope those coyotes get them and rip their guts out while you get to
watch during their last gasps... and then your neighbors get to watch
while the turkey buzzards are devouring the last of their remains.

On 11/11/2010 3:09 PM, Brooklyn1 wrote:
> "Paul M. Cook" wrote:
>>
>> I lost my girl cat to coyotes a couple weeks ago.
>
> Sicko is bragging.
>
> Letting a cat outdoors is bad enough but where there are coyotes...
> you deranged mother****er... should have been your kids... in fact I
> hope those coyotes get them and rip their guts out while you get to
> watch during their last gasps... and then your neighbors get to watch
> while the turkey buzzards are devouring the last of their remains.

That's horrible.

Though I strongly disagree with the idea of an "outside cat", no cat
deserves that. Or kid.

--
Currently reading: the thirteenth tale by Diane Setterfield

ravenlynne > wrote in news:ibhq3i$t5v$1
@news.eternal-september.org:

> On 11/11/2010 3:09 PM, Brooklyn1 wrote:

(snip PENMARTS crap)


> That's horrible.
>



That's one of the many reason I killfiled that moron a loooooong time ago.



--
Peter Lucas
Hobart
Tasmania


On the seventh day God rested.
But on the 8th day the Gates of Hell were opened
and God brought forth the Airborne Infantry.
And the Devil stood at attention.

"ravenlynne" > wrote in message
...
> On 11/11/2010 3:09 PM, Brooklyn1 wrote:
>> "Paul M. Cook" wrote:
>>>
>>> I lost my girl cat to coyotes a couple weeks ago.
>>
>> Sicko is bragging.
>>
>> Letting a cat outdoors is bad enough but where there are coyotes...
>> you deranged mother****er... should have been your kids... in fact I
>> hope those coyotes get them and rip their guts out while you get to
>> watch during their last gasps... and then your neighbors get to watch
>> while the turkey buzzards are devouring the last of their remains.
>
> That's horrible.
>
> Though I strongly disagree with the idea of an "outside cat", no cat
> deserves that. Or kid.
>
> --
> Currently reading: the thirteenth tale by Diane Setterfield

I must ask a stupid question. I have brooklyn killfiled. As the thread
goes above, was he/she/it the one who posted that profane post?

Steve

On Nov 11, 2:30*pm, "Steve B" > wrote:
> "ravenlynne" > wrote in message
>
> ...
>
>
>
>
>
> > On 11/11/2010 3:09 PM, Brooklyn1 wrote:
> >> "Paul M. Cook" wrote:
>
> >>> I lost my girl cat to coyotes a couple weeks ago.
>
> >> Sicko is bragging.
>
> >> Letting a cat outdoors is bad enough but where there are coyotes...
> >> you deranged mother****er... should have been your kids... in fact I
> >> hope those coyotes get them and rip their guts out while you get to
> >> watch during their last gasps... and then your neighbors get to watch
> >> while the turkey buzzards are devouring the last of their remains.
>
> > That's horrible.
>
> > Though I strongly disagree with the idea of an "outside cat", no cat
> > deserves that. *Or kid.
>
> > --
> > Currently reading: *the thirteenth tale by Diane Setterfield
>
> I must ask a stupid question. *I have brooklyn killfiled. *As the thread
> goes above, was he/she/it the one who posted that profane post?
>
> Steve- Hide quoted text -
>
> - Show quoted text -

yuo

>>> I lost my girl cat to coyotes a couple weeks ago.

We live in an area so rural that the coyotes dig up my gopher traps and take
gopher, trap, and all. We have had them in our yard. We have a cat, and
two small dogs, and TRY to be aware of them, but keep them in at night, and
put down the dog door. NO ONE can keep up with a cat or dog 24/7 no matter
what they say. I know mine, and there are many times that they are not
where I think they are. Still, if it's going to happen, it's going to
happen. This year, we have so many coyotes, I'm considering investigating
the bounty, and making some cash.

People do intentionally abusively leave animals out. Other times, it is the
pet. I had a Corgi that we had put down a couple of months ago due to
health problems. He was 11. Some nights, he would not come in, preferring
to sleep outside in his thick fur coat. You could not MAKE that dog do
anything, so we'd leave him out with the doggie door open for an emergency
escape route. Had a big lab/Rott mix was the same. She passed about a year
ago with cancer.

I pity the poor coyote who picked on either one of them. He was a fireplug
shaped chainsaw. And she was all Rott when mad.

Steve

Heart surgery pending?
Read up and prepare.
Learn how to care for a friend.
http://cabgbypasssurgery.com

On 11/11/2010 5:30 PM, Steve B wrote:
> > wrote in message
> ...
>> On 11/11/2010 3:09 PM, Brooklyn1 wrote:
>>> "Paul M. Cook" wrote:
>>>>
>>>> I lost my girl cat to coyotes a couple weeks ago.
>>>
>>> Sicko is bragging.
>>>
>>> Letting a cat outdoors is bad enough but where there are coyotes...
>>> you deranged mother****er... should have been your kids... in fact I
>>> hope those coyotes get them and rip their guts out while you get to
>>> watch during their last gasps... and then your neighbors get to watch
>>> while the turkey buzzards are devouring the last of their remains.
>>
>> That's horrible.
>>
>> Though I strongly disagree with the idea of an "outside cat", no cat
>> deserves that. Or kid.
>>
>> --
>> Currently reading: the thirteenth tale by Diane Setterfield
>
> I must ask a stupid question. I have brooklyn killfiled. As the thread
> goes above, was he/she/it the one who posted that profane post?
>
> Steve
>
>

Yes. I'm sorry for not having cut it out when I posted. I thought
about it too late.

--
Currently reading: the thirteenth tale by Diane Setterfield

On 11/11/2010 5:37 PM, Steve B wrote:
>>>> I lost my girl cat to coyotes a couple weeks ago.
>
> We live in an area so rural that the coyotes dig up my gopher traps and take
> gopher, trap, and all. We have had them in our yard. We have a cat, and
> two small dogs, and TRY to be aware of them, but keep them in at night, and
> put down the dog door. NO ONE can keep up with a cat or dog 24/7 no matter
> what they say. I know mine, and there are many times that they are not
> where I think they are. Still, if it's going to happen, it's going to
> happen. This year, we have so many coyotes, I'm considering investigating
> the bounty, and making some cash.
>
> People do intentionally abusively leave animals out. Other times, it is the
> pet. I had a Corgi that we had put down a couple of months ago due to
> health problems. He was 11. Some nights, he would not come in, preferring
> to sleep outside in his thick fur coat. You could not MAKE that dog do
> anything, so we'd leave him out with the doggie door open for an emergency
> escape route. Had a big lab/Rott mix was the same. She passed about a year
> ago with cancer.
>
> I pity the poor coyote who picked on either one of them. He was a fireplug
> shaped chainsaw. And she was all Rott when mad.
>
> Steve

Horrible things happen no matter your intention. My husky is constantly
getting out...It's like she has a plan on how and when to run when we
open the door. Then it's 45 minutes to get her back in (basicaly when
she gets tired.)

I'm sorry for your loss.



--
Currently reading: the thirteenth tale by Diane Setterfield

"Brooklyn1" <Gravesend1> wrote in message
...
> "Paul M. Cook" wrote:
>>
>>I lost my girl cat to coyotes a couple weeks ago.
>
> Sicko is bragging.

It is something called empathy. You might want to look it up in the
dictionary. Maybe somebody else can explain what it is to you.

> Letting a cat outdoors is bad enough but where there are coyotes...
> you deranged mother****er... should have been your kids... in fact I
> hope those coyotes get them and rip their guts out while you get to
> watch during their last gasps... and then your neighbors get to watch
> while the turkey buzzards are devouring the last of their remains.63

You're the sicko, asshole. She got out because I absent mindedly did not
lock the door and she was able to pull it open.

You are one sick MOFO. If I could I'd feed you to them. But that would be
cruelty to animals. The world would be a better place though.

Paul

"Aussie" > wrote in message
5...
> ravenlynne > wrote in news:ibhq3i$t5v$1
> @news.eternal-september.org:
>
>> On 11/11/2010 3:09 PM, Brooklyn1 wrote:
>
> (snip PENMARTS crap)
>
>
>> That's horrible.
>>
>
>
>
> That's one of the many reason I killfiled that moron a loooooong time ago.


I seriously wish we could report him to the local authorities as he is
clearly a threat to himself and others. That kind of insane rage always
needs an outlet and a newsgroup is a poor one.

Paul

"Andy" > wrote in message ...
> "Paul M. Cook" > wrote:
>
>>
>> "Brooklyn1" <Gravesend1> wrote in message
>> ...
>>> "Paul M. Cook" wrote:
>>>>
>>>>I lost my girl cat to coyotes a couple weeks ago.
>>>
>>> Sicko is bragging.
>>
>> It is something called empathy. You might want to look it up in the
>> dictionary. Maybe somebody else can explain what it is to you.
>>
>>> Letting a cat outdoors is bad enough but where there are coyotes...
>>> you deranged mother****er... should have been your kids... in fact I
>>> hope those coyotes get them and rip their guts out while you get to
>>> watch during their last gasps... and then your neighbors get to watch
>>> while the turkey buzzards are devouring the last of their remains.63
>>
>> You're the sicko, asshole. She got out because I absent mindedly did
>> not lock the door and she was able to pull it open.
>>
>> You are one sick MOFO. If I could I'd feed you to them. But that
>> would be cruelty to animals. The world would be a better place
>> though.
>>
>> Paul
>
>
> Dog.
>
> My Annabelle, the Jack Russell "Terror" after my divorce, escaped from
> the ex's property, two miles away in town. Annabelle got within 1/4 mile
> of "coming home" before being run over by a car on a highway.
>
> I cursed my ex for being so negligent!
>
> Annabelle [RIP]


Life is one cruel bitch sometimes.

Paul

"Paul M. Cook" > wrote in -
september.org:

>
> "Aussie" > wrote in message
> 5...
>> ravenlynne > wrote in news:ibhq3i$t5v$1
>> @news.eternal-september.org:
>>
>>> On 11/11/2010 3:09 PM, Brooklyn1 wrote:
>>
>> (snip PENMARTS crap)
>>
>>
>>> That's horrible.
>>>
>>
>>
>>
>> That's one of the many reason I killfiled that moron a loooooong time
ago.
>
>
> I seriously wish we could report him to the local authorities as he is
> clearly a threat to himself and others. That kind of insane rage always
> needs an outlet and a newsgroup is a poor one.
>



He, along with a couple others in here, have serious mental health issues.




--
Peter Lucas
Hobart
Tasmania


On the seventh day God rested.
But on the 8th day the Gates of Hell were opened
and God brought forth the Airborne Infantry.
And the Devil stood at attention.

"ravenlynne" > wrote

>
> Yes. I'm sorry for not having cut it out when I posted. I thought about
> it too late.

I really can't say much after the way I have behaved here before, but
...............

at least I'm making an attempt to improve.

That was horrible.

Steve

"Paul M. Cook" > wrote

> Life is one cruel bitch sometimes.
>
> Paul

Reality sucks sometimes. It truly does.

Steve

In article >,
"Steve B" > wrote:

>
> "ravenlynne" > wrote in message
> ...
> > On 11/11/2010 3:09 PM, Brooklyn1 wrote:
> >> "Paul M. Cook" wrote:
> >>>
> >>> I lost my girl cat to coyotes a couple weeks ago.
> >>
> >> Sicko is bragging.
> >>
> >> Letting a cat outdoors is bad enough but where there are coyotes...
> >> you deranged mother****er... should have been your kids... in fact I
> >> hope those coyotes get them and rip their guts out while you get to
> >> watch during their last gasps... and then your neighbors get to watch
> >> while the turkey buzzards are devouring the last of their remains.
> >
> > That's horrible.
> >
> > Though I strongly disagree with the idea of an "outside cat", no cat
> > deserves that. Or kid.
> >
> > --
> > Currently reading: the thirteenth tale by Diane Setterfield
>
> I must ask a stupid question. I have brooklyn killfiled. As the thread
> goes above, was he/she/it the one who posted that profane post?

Looks like it. I can't imagine why anyone DOESN'T have it
killfiled, but there seem to be a lot of folks that it
hasn't crossed the line for.

Mike Beede

Brooklyn1 wrote:
> "Paul M. Cook" wrote:
>> I lost my girl cat to coyotes a couple weeks ago.
>
> Sicko is bragging.
>
> Letting a cat outdoors is bad enough but where there are coyotes...
> you deranged mother****er... should have been your kids... in fact I
> hope those coyotes get them and rip their guts out while you get to
> watch during their last gasps... and then your neighbors get to watch
> while the turkey buzzards are devouring the last of their remains.

He didn't deliberately let his cat out....

--
Jean B.

"Paul M. Cook" > wrote:
>>> "Paul M. Cook" > wrote:
>>>> "Brooklyn1" wrote in message
>>>>> "Paul M. Cook" wrote:
>>>>>>
>>>>>>I lost my girl cat to coyotes a couple weeks ago.
>>>>>
>>>>> Sicko is bragging.
>>>>
>>>>> Letting a cat outdoors is bad enough but where there are coyotes...
>>>>> you deranged mother****er... should have been your kids... in fact
>>>>> I hope those coyotes get them and rip their guts out while you get
>>>>> to watch during their last gasps... and then your neighbors get to
>>>>> watch while the turkey buzzards are devouring the last of their
>>>>> remains.
>>>>
>>>> You're the sicko, asshole. She got out because I absent mindedly
>>>> did not lock the door and she was able to pull it open.

You ignorant spineless pile of shit... your mind being absent makes
you an unfit *******. Too bad the coyote didn't come in through the
door you didn't lock and rip your throat out. That you hijacked this
thread with your macabre tale of woe proves what a low life douchebag
you are.

On Thu, 11 Nov 2010 20:36:06 -0500, "Jean B." > wrote:

>Brooklyn1 wrote:
>> "Paul M. Cook" wrote:
>>> I lost my girl cat to coyotes a couple weeks ago.
>>
>> Sicko is bragging.
>>
>> Letting a cat outdoors is bad enough but where there are coyotes...
>> you deranged mother****er... should have been your kids... in fact I
>> hope those coyotes get them and rip their guts out while you get to
>> watch during their last gasps... and then your neighbors get to watch
>> while the turkey buzzards are devouring the last of their remains.
>
>He didn't deliberately let his cat out....

Why is of no consequence... the unfit creep let his cat out... and you
can bet it wasn't the first time. I only wish it were him the coyotes
mauled to death, hopefully soon.

"ravenlynne" > wrote in message
...
> On 11/11/2010 3:09 PM, Brooklyn1 wrote:
>> "Paul M. Cook" wrote:
>>>
>>> I lost my girl cat to coyotes a couple weeks ago.
>>
>> Sicko is bragging.
>>
>> Letting a cat outdoors is bad enough but where there are coyotes...
>> you deranged mother****er... should have been your kids... in fact I
>> hope those coyotes get them and rip their guts out while you get to
>> watch during their last gasps... and then your neighbors get to watch
>> while the turkey buzzards are devouring the last of their remains.
>
> That's horrible.
>
> Though I strongly disagree with the idea of an "outside cat", no cat
> deserves that. Or kid.

If I had the money to do it, I would build a safe outdoor pen for my cat. I
used to take her outside for walks on a leash. Or I guess I should say she
took ME for walks outside. That all came to a halt when she learned how to
worm her way out of a harness. She now has a walking jacket which cats are
not supposed to be able to get out of. But getting the cat in to it is
really next to impossible. So she has never tried it out.

"Cheryl" > wrote in message
...
> On Thu 11 Nov 2010 05:37:43p, Steve B wrote in rec.food.cooking
> >:
>
>> This year, we have so many coyotes
>
> I'm in Maryland and coyotes are moving into the populated areas more
> than ever. At one time not long ago we didn't have to worry about
> them, but as their habitat gets torn down to make more room for
> humans, the wildlife has to figure out where to go.

We just plain live on the edge of civilization and the grid, and abut
thousands of acres of undeveloped land. Right out the back door.

Steve

Heart surgery pending?
Read up and prepare.
Learn how to care for a friend.
http://cabgbypasssurgery.com

On 11/11/2010 7:29 PM, Steve B wrote:
> "Paul M. > wrote
>
>> Life is one cruel bitch sometimes.
>>
>> Paul
>
> Reality sucks sometimes. It truly does.
>
> Steve
>
>

his has been an entirely shitty week..

--
Currently reading: the thirteenth tale by Diane Setterfield

"Julie Bove" > wrote:

>
>"ravenlynne" > wrote in message
...
>> On 11/11/2010 3:09 PM, Brooklyn1 wrote:
>>> "Paul M. Cook" wrote:
>>>>
>>>> I lost my girl cat to coyotes a couple weeks ago.
>>>
>>> Sicko is bragging.
>>>
>>> Letting a cat outdoors is bad enough but where there are coyotes...
>>> you deranged mother****er... should have been your kids... in fact I
>>> hope those coyotes get them and rip their guts out while you get to
>>> watch during their last gasps... and then your neighbors get to watch
>>> while the turkey buzzards are devouring the last of their remains.
>>
>> I strongly disagree with the idea of an "outside cat", no cat
>> deserves that.
>
>If I had the money to do it, I would build a safe outdoor pen for my cat. I
>used to take her outside for walks on a leash. Or I guess I should say she
>took ME for walks outside. That all came to a halt when she learned how to
>worm her way out of a harness. She now has a walking jacket which cats are
>not supposed to be able to get out of. But getting the cat in to it is
>really next to impossible. So she has never tried it out.


Do not ever put your cat outside in a pen, there is no such thing as a
safe pen for house cats... there are all sorts of frivolous pens and
tubes sold for cats to play in outside, that the cat can't escape
makes it bait, larger preditors can easily break in. House cats
possess zero outside survival skills. There is no reason for a pet
cat to ever be taken outdoors other than in a carrier... do not ever
walk your cat on a leash... anyone who walks their cat on a leash has
a far lower IQ than their cat. When a cat tries to get outside it's
because it has been periodically let outside (especially on a leash).
Anyone who has a pet cat needs to escape proof their house, a simple
thing to do. I'm positive that idiot put his cat out previously, that
was not the first time, but unfortunately (for the cat) it was the
last time... the coyote got the wrong prey, shoulda slaughtered Paul's
kids... still time for Paul to contract a terminal illness, I can
hardly wait... Paul is much too dumb to deserve to be alive.

He's already gone on a much longer and prickish tyrade with me because I was introducing my son to hunting. He wanted to shoot my boy, rape my daughter and use his huge "weapon" on my wife. He assumed I would be the "hunter" that some shmithead neighbot of his is.

I have never shot an animal that I didn't pick up and eat. Nor has my son.

What is interesting is that some folks are so psychotic and deranged they don't realize that they are the sicko and the rest of the world is actually somewhat sane. The definition of "psychosis", really.

Either way, it's always sad whan someone loses a pet. I love my dog and miss my old girl (14 yoa mutt, Abbey) I had to put down last May.

Thanks for taking in a stray anyway. You probably made its life.

Farm cats live outside, and my neighbor's two barn cats are 12 and 14 yoa respectively. Not the filthy critters you might expect, either. Clean and friendly. It's people who live in a house with 4 or more cats that I think are abusing the animals. Disgusting!!

I wouldn't let my dog inhabit such a place.

I can't kill Brooklyn, though. His stupidity in the guise of intelligence is the funniest thing this forum has delivered to me.

Thanks, Shel, for the good times.

So long as you do what's in the best interest of your animal to your best judgement, I'm okay with that.

Someone with a house full of animals critiqueing an owner who lets a cat out is obviously out of touch with reality. I guess that's humorous, on some level. I don't find losing a pet humorous in any way, though.

I've never owned a house cat, but I have noticed the outdoor ones (two farm cats) around me live long and well, despite coyotes. They know to get into the barn at night; tricky. Better than being cooped up in an infested dump.

"Julie Bove" > wrote in message
...
>
> "ravenlynne" > wrote in message
> ...
>> On 11/11/2010 3:09 PM, Brooklyn1 wrote:
>>> "Paul M. Cook" wrote:
>>>>
>>>> I lost my girl cat to coyotes a couple weeks ago.
>>>
>>> Sicko is bragging.
>>>
>>> Letting a cat outdoors is bad enough but where there are coyotes...
>>> you deranged mother****er... should have been your kids... in fact I
>>> hope those coyotes get them and rip their guts out while you get to
>>> watch during their last gasps... and then your neighbors get to watch
>>> while the turkey buzzards are devouring the last of their remains.
>>
>> That's horrible.
>>
>> Though I strongly disagree with the idea of an "outside cat", no cat
>> deserves that. Or kid.
>
> If I had the money to do it, I would build a safe outdoor pen for my cat.
> I used to take her outside for walks on a leash. Or I guess I should say
> she took ME for walks outside. That all came to a halt when she learned
> how to worm her way out of a harness. She now has a walking jacket which
> cats are not supposed to be able to get out of. But getting the cat in to
> it is really next to impossible. So she has never tried it out.

You can build a nice catio for not a huge investment. Any decent carpenter
can set one up for you. Doesn't have to be fancy at all.

Paul
>

On 11/12/2010 11:21 AM, Gorio wrote:
> 'Steve B[_12_ Wrote:
>> ;1547534']"ravenlynne" wrote in message
>> ...-
>> On 11/11/2010 3:09 PM, Brooklyn1 wrote:-
>> "Paul M. Cook" wrote:-
>>
>> I lost my girl cat to coyotes a couple weeks ago.-
>>
>> Sicko is bragging.
>>
>> Letting a cat outdoors is bad enough but where there are coyotes...
>> you deranged mother****er... should have been your kids... in fact I
>> hope those coyotes get them and rip their guts out while you get to
>> watch during their last gasps... and then your neighbors get to watch
>> while the turkey buzzards are devouring the last of their remains.-
>>
>> That's horrible.
>>
>> Though I strongly disagree with the idea of an "outside cat", no cat
>> deserves that. Or kid.
>>
>> --
>> Currently reading: the thirteenth tale by Diane Setterfield-
>>
>> I must ask a stupid question. I have brooklyn killfiled. As the thread
>>
>> goes above, was he/she/it the one who posted that profane post?
>>
>> Steve
>
> He's already gone on a much longer and prickish tyrade with me because I
> was introducing my son to hunting. He wanted to shoot my boy, rape my
> daughter and use his huge "weapon" on my wife. He assumed I would be the
> "hunter" that some shmithead neighbot of his is.
>

I was here a year ago, when he thought it was ok to go on and on about
how worthless I am, how I should die, etc.

Funny how no one spoke up except to tell me I had to just deal with it
because it's just how he is.

I suppose in the year since other people have noticed, like I did that
he is nothing but a rude attention hog.

> I have never shot an animal that I didn't pick up and eat. Nor has my
> son.
>
> What is interesting is that some folks are so psychotic and deranged
> they don't realize that they are the sicko and the rest of the world is
> actually somewhat sane. The definition of "psychosis", really.
>
> Either way, it's always sad whan someone loses a pet. I love my dog and
> miss my old girl (14 yoa mutt, Abbey) I had to put down last May.
>
> Thanks for taking in a stray anyway. You probably made its life.

I hope so. She really dug her way into my heart. I'm amazed at that.
it's been a few days and I still want to cry.
>
> Farm cats live outside, and my neighbor's two barn cats are 12 and 14
> yoa respectively. Not the filthy critters you might expect, either.
> Clean and friendly. It's people who live in a house with 4 or more cats
> that I think are abusing the animals. Disgusting!!

The people who bred her that I rescued her from sound like that. They
have had 3 litters since march and they're all living out of their
garage. We are always finding dead kitties in the gutter. I'm sure
they will have a new litter soon. And they have a sign on their door
that says "Animal Rescue Home".

We had to powerwash a kitty's blood off of our sidewalk the same day
Tidbit passed away. The same family has a Husky, like we do who they
keep outside all of the time. He got off of his lead and killed one of
their kittens on our property. Called Animal control but they said
there was nothing they could do.



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On Fri, 12 Nov 2010 18:24:51 -0500, ravenlynne
> wrote:

>On 11/12/2010 11:21 AM, Gorio wrote:

>>
>> He's already gone on a much longer and prickish tyrade with me because I
>> was introducing my son to hunting. He wanted to shoot my boy, rape my
>> daughter and use his huge "weapon" on my wife. He assumed I would be the
>> "hunter" that some shmithead neighbot of his is.
>>
>
>I was here a year ago, when he thought it was ok to go on and on about
>how worthless I am, how I should die, etc.
>
>Funny how no one spoke up except to tell me I had to just deal with it
>because it's just how he is.

The best way to deal with that freak is to killfile him like you did
if he annoys you. Some people don't care and that's their choice.
His posts are nothing more than clutter IMO.

Lou

ravenlynne wrote:

> I was here a year ago, when he thought it was ok to go on and on about how
> worthless I am, how I should die, etc.
>
> Funny how no one spoke up except to tell me I had to just deal with it
> because it's just how he is.

I just tried Googling to verify that last part, but cannot find any such
thing. Were you posting under a different name?

Bob

On 11/12/2010 11:07 PM, Bob Terwilliger wrote:
> ravenlynne wrote:
>
>> I was here a year ago, when he thought it was ok to go on and on about how
>> worthless I am, how I should die, etc.
>>
>> Funny how no one spoke up except to tell me I had to just deal with it
>> because it's just how he is.
>
> I just tried Googling to verify that last part, but cannot find any such
> thing. Were you posting under a different name?
>
> Bob
>
>

No it was the same. I did a search as well and couldn't find
anything...I do remember someone (think it was chatty cathy) telling me
he doesn't suffer fools gladly which seemed like an insult at the time,
but I'm sure I was just being too sensitive.

Whatever, I'm not going back and forth anymore on it. It's a waste of
time that I could be chatting about food. My skin has to be thicker for
usenet.

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Currently reading: the thirteenth tale by Diane Setterfield

> The best way to deal with that freak is to killfile him like you did
> if he annoys you. Some people don't care and that's their choice.
> His posts are nothing more than clutter IMO.
>
> Lou

Agreed. And perhaps if he changes, he can come back in. But for now, he
has nothing to say that I want to read.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/deserttraveler/

"ravenlynne" > wrote in message
...
> On 11/12/2010 11:07 PM, Bob Terwilliger wrote:
>> ravenlynne wrote:
>>
>>> I was here a year ago, when he thought it was ok to go on and on about
>>> how
>>> worthless I am, how I should die, etc.
>>>
>>> Funny how no one spoke up except to tell me I had to just deal with it
>>> because it's just how he is.
>>
>> I just tried Googling to verify that last part, but cannot find any such
>> thing. Were you posting under a different name?
>>
>> Bob
>>
>>
>
> No it was the same. I did a search as well and couldn't find anything...I
> do remember someone (think it was chatty cathy) telling me he doesn't
> suffer fools gladly which seemed like an insult at the time, but I'm sure
> I was just being too sensitive.
>
> Whatever, I'm not going back and forth anymore on it. It's a waste of
> time that I could be chatting about food. My skin has to be thicker for
> usenet.

I think the ability to see a poster's name, or a subject like "HOW TO SEDUCE
A SHEEP" and being able to just pass is also handy. Then there's the simple
concept of filtering.

Steve

Heart surgery pending?
Read up and prepare.
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True dat!!

Got a cheap turkey today. Brined it for 3 days and will bag it tomorrow. Thanksgiving is just the culmination. If you breast a turkey yourself you can make a delicious tenderloin (thick) and people will confuse it for pork. Turkey is great medium rare.

I just love the legs, because the wild ones I usually get don't have very cookable legs. Good for the dogs, though, if you find a good spot to hide the bone without them eating it. My dog loves the tendons and they work like floss. Boil the heck out of 'em, though. The broth is worth saving, though, as it's a perfect base for gravies and soups. Great with mushroom powder and turkey fat.