stupid, stupid neighbor

From: itty (Sherry )

Ditto. There is no way that a day goes by when someone (or many) refrain
from
stupidity.


I *so* do not understand this sentence.

LMAO, me either!

Lauren
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From: itty (Sherry )

Ditto. There is no way that a day goes by when someone (or many) refrain
from
stupidity.


I *so* do not understand this sentence.

LMAO, me either!

Lauren
________
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Raw Diet Info: http://www.holisticat.com/drjletter.html
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Declawing Info: http://www.wholecatjournal.com/articles/claws.htm

From: itty (Sherry )

Ditto. There is no way that a day goes by when someone (or many) refrain
from
stupidity.


I *so* do not understand this sentence.

LMAO, me either!

Lauren
________
See my cats: http://community.webshots.com/album/56955940rWhxAe
Raw Diet Info: http://www.holisticat.com/drjletter.html
http://www.geocities.com/rawfeeders/ForCatsOnly.html
Declawing Info: http://www.wholecatjournal.com/articles/claws.htm

(-L. wrote:

Today I see a sign on the community mailboxes that says my neighbor
across the street was babysitting his friend's Himmie, and it has gone
missing.

Perhaps the cat is heading home and that is the direction the search
should head. I don't see much incentive for the cat to return to it's
sitters home.

-mhd

(-L. wrote:

Today I see a sign on the community mailboxes that says my neighbor
across the street was babysitting his friend's Himmie, and it has gone
missing.

Perhaps the cat is heading home and that is the direction the search
should head. I don't see much incentive for the cat to return to it's
sitters home.

-mhd

(-L. wrote:

Today I see a sign on the community mailboxes that says my neighbor
across the street was babysitting his friend's Himmie, and it has gone
missing.

Perhaps the cat is heading home and that is the direction the search
should head. I don't see much incentive for the cat to return to it's
sitters home.

-mhd

"-L. :" wrote in message
om...
Today I see a sign on the community mailboxes that says my neighbor
across the street was babysitting his friend's Himmie, and it has gone
missing. They let the cat OUTSIDE and "now he hasn't come back for
two nights in a row". The sign asks for any info.

It has *poured* rain here (Portland, OR) over the last few days - even
if the cat was able to sniff his way back, the trail has since
long-gone from the rain. I'll bet he's scared and hiding someplace.
I'm just sick about it, and of course, I haven't seen the poor thing.


Stupid, stupid people!!! I continually get blown away. I'm waiting
for the day when the sheer stupidity of the human race doesn't have
any affect on me. I think that day is coming very, very soon.

-L.


I blame the owner more than your neighbor for not telling him not to let the
cat out.

People give babysitters mile-long lists of things to do and things not to do
yet some owners don't think to tell a catsitter the two most important
things: make sure the cat doesn't get out and not to feed the cat anything
but her cat food. The stupidity boggles the mind.

I used to love meeting people who have cats, but then after talking with
them for five minutes, I tremble in fear from their stupidity and/or
ignorance or worse, indifference.
People will read an instruction manual for a household appliance or computer
game but not a simple basic cat care guide.

I would love to make a 3-hour class followed by a short test a requirement
for adoption... and ideally, an IQ test because some people are just too
stupid to be entrusted with a cat's life. But that will never happen until
the demand exceeds the supply.

Phil

"-L. :" wrote in message
om...
Today I see a sign on the community mailboxes that says my neighbor
across the street was babysitting his friend's Himmie, and it has gone
missing. They let the cat OUTSIDE and "now he hasn't come back for
two nights in a row". The sign asks for any info.

It has *poured* rain here (Portland, OR) over the last few days - even
if the cat was able to sniff his way back, the trail has since
long-gone from the rain. I'll bet he's scared and hiding someplace.
I'm just sick about it, and of course, I haven't seen the poor thing.


Stupid, stupid people!!! I continually get blown away. I'm waiting
for the day when the sheer stupidity of the human race doesn't have
any affect on me. I think that day is coming very, very soon.

-L.


I blame the owner more than your neighbor for not telling him not to let the
cat out.

People give babysitters mile-long lists of things to do and things not to do
yet some owners don't think to tell a catsitter the two most important
things: make sure the cat doesn't get out and not to feed the cat anything
but her cat food. The stupidity boggles the mind.

I used to love meeting people who have cats, but then after talking with
them for five minutes, I tremble in fear from their stupidity and/or
ignorance or worse, indifference.
People will read an instruction manual for a household appliance or computer
game but not a simple basic cat care guide.

I would love to make a 3-hour class followed by a short test a requirement
for adoption... and ideally, an IQ test because some people are just too
stupid to be entrusted with a cat's life. But that will never happen until
the demand exceeds the supply.

Phil

"-L. :" wrote in message
om...
Today I see a sign on the community mailboxes that says my neighbor
across the street was babysitting his friend's Himmie, and it has gone
missing. They let the cat OUTSIDE and "now he hasn't come back for
two nights in a row". The sign asks for any info.

It has *poured* rain here (Portland, OR) over the last few days - even
if the cat was able to sniff his way back, the trail has since
long-gone from the rain. I'll bet he's scared and hiding someplace.
I'm just sick about it, and of course, I haven't seen the poor thing.


Stupid, stupid people!!! I continually get blown away. I'm waiting
for the day when the sheer stupidity of the human race doesn't have
any affect on me. I think that day is coming very, very soon.

-L.


I blame the owner more than your neighbor for not telling him not to let the
cat out.

People give babysitters mile-long lists of things to do and things not to do
yet some owners don't think to tell a catsitter the two most important
things: make sure the cat doesn't get out and not to feed the cat anything
but her cat food. The stupidity boggles the mind.

I used to love meeting people who have cats, but then after talking with
them for five minutes, I tremble in fear from their stupidity and/or
ignorance or worse, indifference.
People will read an instruction manual for a household appliance or computer
game but not a simple basic cat care guide.

I would love to make a 3-hour class followed by a short test a requirement
for adoption... and ideally, an IQ test because some people are just too
stupid to be entrusted with a cat's life. But that will never happen until
the demand exceeds the supply.

Phil

"Phil P." wrote in message
...

I blame the owner more than your neighbor for not telling him not to let
the
cat out.

People give babysitters mile-long lists of things to do and things not to
do
yet some owners don't think to tell a catsitter the two most important
things: make sure the cat doesn't get out and not to feed the cat anything
but her cat food. The stupidity boggles the mind.


Haha.. you should see the lists I leave for my catsitter. It was at least 6
pages last time, with pictures!

I used to love meeting people who have cats, but then after talking with
them for five minutes, I tremble in fear from their stupidity and/or
ignorance or worse, indifference.
People will read an instruction manual for a household appliance or
computer
game but not a simple basic cat care guide.


I totally KWYM! Sometimes after talking to people, I want to follow it up
with "where do you live?" so I can go take their cats away.

I would love to make a 3-hour class followed by a short test a requirement
for adoption... and ideally, an IQ test because some people are just too
stupid to be entrusted with a cat's life. But that will never happen
until
the demand exceeds the supply.

Phil

Again, ITA. I feel the shelter I volunteer for is too lax, and it's
starting to really bother me. Case in point, we have a guy who adopted a
kitten from us. The kitten came down with a URI two days later. He takes
her to the vet, vet charges $87 (for what, I don't know, he's bringing us a
receipt, plus he had a certificate for a first free vet exam). He is all
kinds of ****ed off that we adopted out a "sick" kitten, we knew she was
sick (she seemed fine at the time), we should reimburse him for the vet
visit. Oh, he also says he can't pay his rent now because of this. I say,
bring the kitten back and we'll give you your money back for the adoption
fee and the vet visit, just go away and don't adopt another kitten. I have
never had someone react with such anger about a kitten becoming ill. The
person in charge has said to let him keep the kitten, but reimburse for the
vet visit. I fear for how he may react at the next illness. Sorry to go
on, but this situation is really eating me up.


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