Pet stroller

"Phil P." wrote in message
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"Philip" wrote in message
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Phil P. wrote:
"Philip" wrote in message
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Heh. I imagine this person has more crackers than you and your
wife will ever hope to have. I know it's hard for you to
comprehend, but the level of compassion a person has for animals
has no correlation to intellect. Obviously. Especially your wife,
who honestly really sounds like an idiot. Can she read, or do you
only read to her what you want her to hear?

Sherry

Sherry. Post by post you're proving Lyn wrong. You *are* becoming
"Mary-Lite".

The fact is, the more some people post, and the more information
that's offered, a personality is formed from the words you've typed.
You've been posting here a while, and you're losing credibility with
every post. You've got a really crappy attitude about women in
general, pets in general and honest, I don't know why you hang
around with people whose level of compassion for animals so far
surpasses yours.
You choose to ridicule just about anything that you either don't
like, or don't understand. I gave you the benefit of the doubt in
the first thread you were getting flame-baked. From that point on,
all you've done is dig yourself in deeper and further prove that
you just don't get it.

Sherry

Sherry

Sherry Sherry, aka Mary "Lite": Critique from you is adequate
affirmation that my good wits and common sense are intact. :^)

Who lied to about having "good wits and common sense"? Your
illiterate wife on payday while she's scratching your bleeding
hemorrhoids?

With "Phil P" I have an effeminate male on my hands.

Naa, I just have a low tolerance for assholes who are insensitive to cats'
feelings.

Truly masculine men are always kind and respectuful with felines and
females.

"Mary" wrote in message
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Truly masculine men are always kind and respectuful with felines and
females.

Amen sistuh!

Hugs,

CatNipped

"Mary" wrote in message
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"Phil P." wrote in message
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"Philip" wrote in message
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Phil P. wrote:
"Philip" wrote in message
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wrote:
Heh. I imagine this person has more crackers than you and your
wife will ever hope to have. I know it's hard for you to
comprehend, but the level of compassion a person has for animals
has no correlation to intellect. Obviously. Especially your
wife,
who honestly really sounds like an idiot. Can she read, or do
you
only read to her what you want her to hear?

Sherry

Sherry. Post by post you're proving Lyn wrong. You *are*
becoming
"Mary-Lite".

The fact is, the more some people post, and the more information
that's offered, a personality is formed from the words you've
typed.
You've been posting here a while, and you're losing credibility
with
every post. You've got a really crappy attitude about women in
general, pets in general and honest, I don't know why you hang
around with people whose level of compassion for animals so far
surpasses yours.
You choose to ridicule just about anything that you either don't
like, or don't understand. I gave you the benefit of the doubt in
the first thread you were getting flame-baked. From that point on,
all you've done is dig yourself in deeper and further prove that
you just don't get it.

Sherry

Sherry

Sherry Sherry, aka Mary "Lite": Critique from you is adequate
affirmation that my good wits and common sense are intact. :^)

Who lied to about having "good wits and common sense"? Your
illiterate wife on payday while she's scratching your bleeding
hemorrhoids?

With "Phil P" I have an effeminate male on my hands.

Naa, I just have a low tolerance for assholes who are insensitive to
cats'
feelings.

Truly masculine men are always kind and respectuful with felines and
females.

These assholes who try to show how macho they are by acting 'tough' with
cats (and probably women, too) only show how fragile their egos are and how
insecure and weak-spirited they really are.

"Phil P." wrote in message
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"Mary" wrote in message
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"Phil P." wrote in message
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"Philip" wrote in message
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Phil P. wrote:
"Philip" wrote in message
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wrote:
Heh. I imagine this person has more crackers than you and your
wife will ever hope to have. I know it's hard for you to
comprehend, but the level of compassion a person has for
animals
has no correlation to intellect. Obviously. Especially your
wife,
who honestly really sounds like an idiot. Can she read, or do
you
only read to her what you want her to hear?

Sherry

Sherry. Post by post you're proving Lyn wrong. You *are*
becoming
"Mary-Lite".

The fact is, the more some people post, and the more information
that's offered, a personality is formed from the words you've
typed.
You've been posting here a while, and you're losing credibility
with
every post. You've got a really crappy attitude about women in
general, pets in general and honest, I don't know why you hang
around with people whose level of compassion for animals so far
surpasses yours.
You choose to ridicule just about anything that you either don't
like, or don't understand. I gave you the benefit of the doubt
in
the first thread you were getting flame-baked. From that point
on,
all you've done is dig yourself in deeper and further prove that
you just don't get it.

Sherry

Sherry

Sherry Sherry, aka Mary "Lite": Critique from you is adequate
affirmation that my good wits and common sense are intact. :^)

Who lied to about having "good wits and common sense"? Your
illiterate wife on payday while she's scratching your bleeding
hemorrhoids?

With "Phil P" I have an effeminate male on my hands.

Naa, I just have a low tolerance for assholes who are insensitive to
cats'
feelings.

Truly masculine men are always kind and respectuful with felines and
females.

These assholes who try to show how macho they are by acting 'tough' with
cats (and probably women, too) only show how fragile their egos are and
how
insecure and weak-spirited they really are.


Should we speculate about the size of their dicks or do we only do that
with Steve G.? 8)

Philip was the kind of child who played alone with his collection of
immaculate trucks. Other kids could look at them...but they weren't allowed
to touch them.

Ever.

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blueberries79 wrote:
With "Phil P" I have an effeminate male on my hands. Okay pal,
into the killfile ya go. Comments about the wife are off limits.



Im certainly not taking sides or getting into the middle of this, but
I have to agree with Philip here that attacking the spouse is a
pretty low blow. My husband has no control or say it what I post
here, just like I have no control or say when he is playing games
online with other ppl. His reactions and mine are definitely
different; I'm more passive and he is more aggressive, but I don't
think his behavior means "I" am any of the things people call him if
he comes off too harsh, just like he wouldn't think "he" is passive
or noncommittal b/c I haven't jumped into the middle of all these
bickerings. (Although, I suppose this will land me in hot water now,
but come on guys, this string of hate has been going on for, what, 3
or 4 days now?)

"Blueberries": I've said my piece and taken a course of action. Let us move
on. :^)

"Philip" wrote in message
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Philip wrote:
Alison wrote:
I saw these on e.bay. At first I thought you cannot be serious
but on second thoughts they could be useful especially if you have
an old and infirm pet. What do you think ?

http://makeashorterlink.com/?J1473220B

Oh fer gawdsake! Are there no mental health programs for the people
who would put a disabled pet in a stroller and showcase their
foolishness to the public? Good grief.

There actually are dogs (and cats) around who enjoy a jaunt outdoors
with their owners. If the dog (or cat) is no longer able to walk
comfortably due to arthritis, hip displasia or whatever, but still
enjoys "walks", there's nothing wrong with using a stroller.

Sherry

A crippled pet ... like you have outlined is a euthanasia candidate.

I missed this post! You're a miserable piece of ****.

Phil P. wrote:

Actually, I think they're a great idea for cats that can't handle a
harness
and leash. I'd get one myself but I don't have shoes and a bag to
match....

Phil

Oh jeesh - now there's a mental image we really didn't need to see. :-))

Phil P. wrote:

Do me a favor, change your name. I don't want people confusing a
prick with
an asshole.

ROFLMAO - That was just too good. OK so I'm guessing your the "prick",
so where do I fit into this picture.......