Why would Mama cat freak when I take the kitties outside? now

So you are saying because this is Usenet, you get to be rude to people or
push your point of view and lecture others whether they ask to or not?

I find that rather appalling.

This should be a helpful place where people's questions are answered, not
where you get a lecture regardless of what you ask.


"MacCandace" wrote in message
...
Why does it matter *why* she wants to introduce her cats to the
outdoors?
That is completely beside the point and has nothing to do with her
question
of *how* to introduce them.

My two cents.

a) it was a "he," not a "she," and b) it's usenet; if I don't feel like
answering the question in a manner you deem apprpriate, that's my choice.
You
gave your 2 cents, I gave mine.

Candace
(take the litter out before replying by e-mail)

See my cats:
http://photos.yahoo.com/maccandace

"One does not meet oneself until one catches the reflection from an eye
other
than human." (Loren Eisely)

"[ medic ]" wrote in message
hlink.net...
So you are saying because this is Usenet, you get to be rude to people or
push your point of view and lecture others whether they ask to or not?

I find that rather appalling.

Perhaps Usenet is not for you. Control freaks always
have a hard time with it.

"[ medic ]" wrote in message
hlink.net...
So you are saying because this is Usenet, you get to be rude to people or
push your point of view and lecture others whether they ask to or not?

I find that rather appalling.

Perhaps Usenet is not for you. Control freaks always
have a hard time with it.

In article .net,
enlightened us with...

IMHO, if you want to preach about not letting cats outside or against
hunting or against declawing, start your own website or journal and go for
it.

I did. See my sig.

But when people ask a specific question (regardless of what you think
about it), give them information they ask for, or don't. Anything else is
just a waste of bandwith.

You're allowed to think that way.
I don't agree, but hey. Whatever.


--
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~kaeli~
Experience is something you don't get until just after you
need it.
http://www.ipwebdesign.net/wildAtHeart
http://www.ipwebdesign.net/kaelisSpace

In article .net,
enlightened us with...

IMHO, if you want to preach about not letting cats outside or against
hunting or against declawing, start your own website or journal and go for
it.

I did. See my sig.

But when people ask a specific question (regardless of what you think
about it), give them information they ask for, or don't. Anything else is
just a waste of bandwith.

You're allowed to think that way.
I don't agree, but hey. Whatever.


--
--
~kaeli~
Experience is something you don't get until just after you
need it.
http://www.ipwebdesign.net/wildAtHeart
http://www.ipwebdesign.net/kaelisSpace

"kaeli" wrote in message
...
In article .net,
enlightened us with...

IMHO, if you want to preach about not letting cats outside or against
hunting or against declawing, start your own website or journal and go
for
it.

I did. See my sig.

But when people ask a specific question (regardless of what you think
about it), give them information they ask for, or don't. Anything else
is
just a waste of bandwith.

You're allowed to think that way.
I don't agree, but hey. Whatever.


Exactly.

"kaeli" wrote in message
...
In article .net,
enlightened us with...

IMHO, if you want to preach about not letting cats outside or against
hunting or against declawing, start your own website or journal and go
for
it.

I did. See my sig.

But when people ask a specific question (regardless of what you think
about it), give them information they ask for, or don't. Anything else
is
just a waste of bandwith.

You're allowed to think that way.
I don't agree, but hey. Whatever.


Exactly.