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Critical Cricket ([info]criticalcricket) wrote in [info]otf_wank,
@ 2004-05-27 17:34:00


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Current mood:Catty

The cat must DIE!!!!
I came across this on a friend's list (it's since been locked, see link below). We've got cats, kids, blood and big hugs. Sounds like great ingredients for drama and wank to me. Apparently, Happyminion is a BNF in Smallville or some such. She's also a mother and a cat owner. It appears that her hellspawn child and her cat don't get along as evidenced by this post in which she proclaims that she is not cut out to be a mother because the cat attacked her two year old. There are lots of sympathy comments stroking her ego and expressing the will to smear the cat against a wall or otherwise kill the critter. Although, I think my favorite justification for killing the cat is this pleasant little anecdote.

Some people suggest that it's not really that cat's fault, but HM doesn't care. She readily admits that her child torments the cat, but says "I don't give a shit if she was sitting on him and pulling out his hairs one by one." Talk about unreal expectations from a poor animal. I certainly wouldn't show that much restraint, how can you expect that cat to? You'd think that would be a good reason to keep them separated or at least declawed.

HM asks if anyone wants the cat. There's a lot more consolation and cat smiting. The end result of the cat attack is that the child goes to the ER with an infection from the scratches. Again HM is reassured that she's "a damned fine mum and a responsible pet owner". So, why does her child "look like she got a beat down from a barbed wire fence" and her cat is now free to a good home? (and her dog also apparently)

Don't get me wrong, I think it's very traumatizing for both the child and the cat, but it's the result of not taking the proper precautions while aware that A) the cat has claws B) the kid torments the cat C) the cat's gonna lay the smackdown sooner or later. Overall, the obliviousness of the OP, the cat killing comments and the leap to reassure her mothering skills just seem to make it terribly wanky. Is it really so hard to take precautions when you have both a cat and a child in the house? If you put little plastic plugs in your electric sockets, child-proof all the sharp edges in the house and take away all the sharp pointy objects, shouldn't that include the claws on the cat?

I have to say that out of this whole wank, I really want to know, did she really name her child Wob?! Think of the children! Think of the kitties! Oh for the love of spooge, just look at the wank.

P.S. First wank...how far off base am I?

Edit: I retract my suggestion of declawing. I've never owned a cat before and after reading several comments about how cruel declawing is, I looked it up. Ouch!

Edit #2: For the morbidly curious, I was able to save the wank, though I screwed up the formatting. Here is the Cat Wank




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[info]iczer6
2004-05-27 11:11 pm UTC (link)
Overall, the obliviousness of the OP, the cat killing comments and the leap to reassure her mothering skills just seem to make it terribly wanky. Is it really so hard to take precautions when you have both a cat and a child in the house? If you put little plastic plugs in your electric sockets, child-proof all the sharp edges in the house and take away all the sharp pointy objects, shouldn't that include the claws on the cat?

Oh God no, declawing cats is cruel and inhumane especially when your doing it so little Johnny if free to torment the hell out of it.

I think parents need to pull their heads out of their asses and realize that most pets don't go bonkers for no reason, and if their kid gets scratched or bitten it's usually the kids fault.

Personally I think a lot of kids should be scratched and bitten, it'll help teach them to respect other living things.

My cats clawed the hell out of me and it help teach that I should respect and show kindness to other living things.

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(no subject) - [info]criticalcricket, 2004-05-27 11:24 pm UTC
(no subject) - [info]iczer6, 2004-05-27 11:37 pm UTC
changing my wording - [info]sepiamagpie, 2004-05-29 01:17 am UTC

[info]iczer6
2004-05-27 11:13 pm UTC (link)
Okay folks as a Childfree person I want to point out that when we bitch about 'breeders' THIS is what we're talking about.

Yes you are a lousy mother, IMO you shouldn't be allowed to take care of plants.

You're kid tormented the cat and got scratched, suck it up.

What are you gonna do when the kid ends up falling of a bike or scraping it's knee?

Take it to the orphanage?

Ya know I used to be mean to my cats as well and they used to scratch the holy hell out of me.

Oddly enough my parents were NOT sympathetic, they told me that if I didn't want to get scratched then I needed to learn to be nice to the cats.

I just find it odd instead of teaching her daughter how to deal with the animal she places blame on it for having the gall to defend itself.

So my view is SHUT THE FUCK UP!


Icz

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(no subject) - [info]plazmah, 2004-05-27 11:16 pm UTC
(no subject) - [info]dawnswalker, 2004-05-28 12:55 am UTC
(no subject) - [info]plazmah, 2004-05-28 02:08 am UTC
Wob=Wobble=Almost certainly nickname - [info]zozma, 2004-05-28 03:44 am UTC

[info]ashenmote
2004-05-27 11:14 pm UTC (link)
The usual procedure is
1)child hurts cat
2)cat hurts child back
3)child reconsiders about hurting cat
4)repeat if needed

Seems it didn't work out well there for some reason.

I can't say that I'm in love with the notion of declawing the cat so that the brat can abuse without repercussions. I would rather take away the cat along with the claws then.


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(no subject) - [info]wankprophet, 2004-05-28 12:03 am UTC
(no subject) - [info]ashenmote, 2004-05-28 12:11 am UTC
(no subject) - [info]wankprophet, 2004-05-28 01:23 am UTC
(no subject) - [info]ashenmote, 2004-05-28 01:45 am UTC
(no subject) - [info]kannaophelia, 2004-05-28 02:58 am UTC
(no subject) - [info]yesmaster, 2004-05-28 06:44 pm UTC
(no subject) - [info]wankprophet, 2004-05-28 06:51 pm UTC
tell savannah not to worry - [info]yesmaster, 2004-05-28 07:12 pm UTC
Re: tell savannah not to worry - [info]selene_avis, 2004-05-28 10:56 pm UTC
Re: tell savannah not to worry - [info]yesmaster, 2004-05-28 11:52 pm UTC
(no subject) - [info]selene_avis, 2004-05-28 10:53 pm UTC
Re: - [info]yesmaster, 2004-05-28 11:42 pm UTC
Re: - [info]selene_avis, 2004-05-29 01:18 am UTC
Re: - [info]yesmaster, 2004-05-29 03:55 am UTC
(no subject) - [info]iczer6, 2004-05-28 12:11 am UTC
(no subject) - [info]amakath, 2004-05-28 09:53 am UTC
(no subject) - [info]alpheratz, 2004-05-28 05:16 am UTC

[info]raisedbyhyenas
2004-05-27 11:17 pm UTC (link)
Ohhhh let's NOT get started on declawing. *disgusted look*

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[info]zozma
2004-05-27 11:18 pm UTC (link)
Not as bad as the garage-kitty tale, but I found this childhood memory interesting:

When my grandmother's dog bit my little sister both me and my mom hit the roof, never mind the fact that she had been pulling on his tail for 10 minutes straight. In fact I lunged at the dog to beat the living shit out of it, but my dad stopped me. I still kinda regret that he did and I totally understand where you are coming from. My rationale "He made her bleed, I make him bleed" But as Dad told me that day "You can't punish something for being what it is".

"You can't punish something for being what it is". Too bad, because whoever watched as an obviously very young child pulled a dog's tail for 10 minutes without stopping the kid really should be punished far more for general idiocy than the dog deserved to be punished for biting under that amount of provocation.

And one of my earliest memories is of being bitten by my grandparents' farm dog (after hitting it) and needing stitches. Still have a faint scar in the middle of my eyebrow, too. My relatives just made sure I didn't go unsupervised on the farm again until I grew up enough to have more sense.

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(no subject) - [info]kannaophelia, 2004-05-28 03:01 am UTC
Boo. Fuckety. Hoo.
[info]darkwitch666
2004-05-27 11:20 pm UTC (link)
Wow. That whole thread is like a parade of dumbasses, led by the grand mommy marshal of the whole bunch.

Christ on a bottlerocket, what is this woman's problem? She's got a fucking cat. She's got a fucking kid. The two do *not* easily mix, no matter how chilly your cat is otherwise.

You don't supervise them while they're together, you let your kid harass the cat all over hell and Greenland, and the one without the claws and really sharp teeth is going to end up getting asskick from the one with the sharp claws and really sharp teeth.

Oh, boo-fuckety-hoo, feel sorry for me because I'm too lazy/ignorant/stupid/whateverthefuck to supervise my kid who I happen to know harasses our cat on a daily, if not hourly, basis. Because I'm too lazy/ignorant/stupid/whateverthefuck to try and teach my kid that harassing said cat is wrong. So my kid got her face clawed by the cat.

Of course, it must be the cat's fault. Because it's not like the cat has any other way to protest being abused by the kid. So the best thing to do is to get all hysterical and freak out and talk about killing the cat, just because you're too fucking stupid to do anything but react to the bad situation you've created.

People like this should be required to take a weekly test on "is my brain functioning at all." Who the fuck would let their cat-harassing-baby alone with their cat?

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Re: Boo. Fuckety. Hoo. - [info]darkwitch666, 2004-05-27 11:23 pm UTC
Re: Boo. Fuckety. Hoo. - [info]singe, 2004-05-27 11:53 pm UTC
Re: Boo. Fuckety. Hoo. - [info]darkwitch666, 2004-05-28 09:21 pm UTC
Re: Boo. Fuckety. Hoo. - [info]iczer6, 2004-05-28 12:14 am UTC
Re: Boo. Fuckety. Hoo. - [info]darkwitch666, 2004-05-28 09:18 pm UTC
Re: Boo. Fuckety. Hoo. - [info]amakath, 2004-05-28 10:01 am UTC
Re: Boo. Fuckety. Hoo. - [info]darkwitch666, 2004-05-28 09:20 pm UTC

[info]mpoetess
2004-05-27 11:22 pm UTC (link)
Should. Not. Have. Read.

Cat gets fed up or freaks out and bites scratches kid, owner freaks and wishes to find new home for cat? Fine.

Responses, though? Kill cat? Fucking cat? Throw cat against wall? Reassuring childhood stories of brave daddies shooting horrible mean cats?

Pardon me while I take a few moments to be ill.

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(no subject) - [info]mpoetess, 2004-05-27 11:31 pm UTC
(no subject) - [info]thebratqueen, 2004-05-28 04:28 pm UTC
(no subject) - [info]mpoetess, 2004-05-28 04:51 pm UTC
(no subject) - [info]thebratqueen, 2004-05-28 05:49 pm UTC

[info]zozma
2004-05-27 11:24 pm UTC (link)
The "Wob" thing seems OK to me, though. It's clear from the OP that it's short for "Wobble," which is a pretty good online alias for a poster's toddler.

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[info]eiviiaru
2004-05-27 11:34 pm UTC (link)
Er, while I don't mean to imply that the cat should be declawed just to allow the kid to torment it... am I the only one in this thread who doesn't believe that letting the kid get torn to shreds by the cat for daring to be two years old and not instantly grasp proper treatment of animals is a good idea?

I would feel differently if the kid was older, but the kid is two, for God's sake. Blaming the child (instead of the idiot mother, who should at least separate cat and kid) for it seems remarkably short-sighted and malicious.

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(no subject) - [info]flax, 2004-05-27 11:38 pm UTC
(no subject) - [info]eiviiaru, 2004-05-28 12:59 am UTC
(no subject) - [info]iczer6, 2004-05-28 01:06 am UTC
Re: - [info]flax, 2004-05-28 01:06 am UTC
(no subject) - [info]criticalcricket, 2004-05-28 01:08 am UTC
(no subject) - [info]teratologist, 2004-05-28 04:11 pm UTC
(no subject) - [info]blue_linnet, 2004-05-28 07:10 am UTC
(no subject) - [info]visp, 2004-05-28 10:25 pm UTC
(no subject) - [info]selene_avis, 2004-05-28 11:03 pm UTC

[info]flax
2004-05-27 11:35 pm UTC (link)
Oi.

Remind me, should I ever meet animal kingdom heriarchy, to bite her ear off. Because I have stupid on me.

(Idle note: F_W - we're like 80 year old octogenerians, in a way.)

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(no subject) - [info]mpoetess, 2004-05-27 11:38 pm UTC
(no subject) - allen, 2004-05-27 11:43 pm UTC
(no subject) - (Anonymous), 2004-05-27 11:48 pm UTC
(no subject) - [info]mpoetess, 2004-05-28 12:00 am UTC
(no subject) - [info]melange, 2004-05-28 12:15 am UTC
(no subject) - [info]kannaophelia, 2004-05-28 03:09 am UTC
(no subject) - [info]melange, 2004-05-28 03:30 am UTC
Re: - [info]kannaophelia, 2004-05-28 03:37 am UTC
(no subject) - [info]cie_anthy, 2004-05-28 04:18 am UTC
(no subject) - [info]iczer6, 2004-05-28 12:21 am UTC

[info]auguris
2004-05-27 11:43 pm UTC (link)
If that woman had any brains she would have seen this coming a mile away and done something about it before her kid got hurt. The child is two; two year olds just don't HAVE sense. The cat is an animal, not a human being, and you can't expect it to act that way. This woman's an idiot. I've lived with cats since I was born and I've never been hurt like that, because my parents weren't MORONS.

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[info]princessdot
2004-05-28 12:09 am UTC (link)
I gotta say I would be out for blood too if anything hurt my child. I don't care what or who did it. I know I have a slightly different view of animals and have been bit, scratched, bucked off, thrown, chased etc. by many of the critters around here. Yea, constant supervision would be nice but no animal ever took precedence over one of us.

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(no subject) - [info]iczer6, 2004-05-28 12:23 am UTC
(no subject) - [info]eiviiaru, 2004-05-28 01:01 am UTC
(no subject) - [info]iczer6, 2004-05-28 01:08 am UTC
(no subject) - [info]altoidsaddict, 2004-05-28 01:17 am UTC
(no subject) - [info]azarias, 2004-05-28 03:38 am UTC
(no subject) - [info]quinctia, 2004-05-28 04:10 am UTC

[info]miome
2004-05-28 12:34 am UTC (link)
Y'know, IANAP*, but I've been households that have both toddlers and pets. And what I see is that when the toddler gets too rough, mommy grabs them and says "not so rough, honey, pet him like this" and shows the kid how. And y'know, the kids seem to pick it up just fine. So I tend to suspect that a little parental guidance could have prevented this entire situation.

*(IANAP = I am not a parent)

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(no subject) - [info]criticalcricket, 2004-05-28 12:45 am UTC
I'm having visions of this kid's life....
[info]yesmaster
2004-05-28 12:43 am UTC (link)
Age 5: "OMG! The tv reception went out during Teletubbies! Where's my shot gun????"

Age 8: "OMG! She fell off her bike! Somebody get the trashcompactor!!!"

Age 14: "OMG! She wore her white pants.... Somebody at Kotex is getting a mail bomb!!!"

Age 17: "OMG! She got a speeding ticket!! Quick! Call the scrap metal yard!!!"

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[info]dawnswalker
2004-05-28 01:14 am UTC (link)
I really "like" the message from the poster who said that her grandfather shot his cat after she had thrown it against the fucking garage door.

Do these people not understand that they're dealing with animals that have sharp teeth and pointy ends? What possesses people to do shit like this? More importantly, why haven't they succumbed to Darwin's Law already?

These people are going to be in really big trouble if bears ever evolve to the point where they develop fur thick enough to stop bullets.

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(no subject) - [info]kannaophelia, 2004-05-28 03:11 am UTC
(no subject) - [info]nicolae, 2004-05-28 03:18 am UTC
(no subject) - [info]mireille, 2004-05-28 04:10 am UTC
(no subject) - [info]alpheratz, 2004-05-28 05:38 am UTC
Sigh. - bigi, 2004-05-28 04:54 pm UTC

[info]arkane156
2004-05-28 01:31 am UTC (link)
You know, posts like this make me seriously reconsider the "no abusing the subjects of wank in their own journals" rule.

Dear happyminion and all of the other braindead cunts agreeing with her: please do the world a favor and put both your pets and your children up for adoption, because you are all too fucking ignorant to be responsible for another living creature.

Sincerely,

DaraSue

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[info]guinevere33
2004-05-28 01:59 am UTC (link)
I'll grant that cat scratches, even tiny nicks, tend to get infected really easily. (Guess what part of their body cats use most in the litter box, eh?)

But surely a responsible cat owner would know this and OWN A FRICKIN' TUBE OF NEOSPORIN. I've been scratched many a time by my cats and that's all the first aid it's ever taken. That her kid had to go to the ER says to me that not only is she incapable of supervising her child, she's also incapable of treating her child's injuries in a sensible and timely fashion.

Someone take away this woman's right to raise other living things, please.

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[info]rogue
2004-05-28 02:59 am UTC (link)
I could barely get through the OP that woman made. Oh my God.. just.. Oh. My. God. How stupid can one human being be, for Chrissakes? From the way she talks about her cat, she clearly has no idea how to take care of it - and someone let her breed? And be in charge of a human child? Sweet Jesus, no wonder the kid's getting infected and mauled left and right. She doesn't even have the sense to clean the wounds with bactine or seperate the child and the cat.

I understand that most parents get very very protective and angry when their children are hurt, but all parents I know only get that way when something malevolently attacks their child. Recently, my three year old cousin chased the next door neighbor's (very tiny) dog around with a stick until it turned around and nipped her arm. My aunt was like "Well, that's what you get for chasing it."

If this woman's cat had hunted down the toddler and attacked it, I'd understand the outrage, but damn. I'm inclined to agree with her woe-is-me post - she's right, she's not cut out to be a parent.

[/wank]

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[info]nicolae
2004-05-28 03:16 am UTC (link)
*sigh*

When I was three, our dog died of cancer and we got a new puppy. My parents explained to me that I should be nice to him, and not hit him. I didn't, because my parents said not to, NOT because I understood that it was wrong. One evening, I got up from the dinner table, said I had to go to the bathroom, and took the puppy upstairs with me. He was probably a couple months old by this point. I sat at the top of the stairs -- out of eyesight, but close enough so that if something really BAD happened my parents could save me -- and hit him on his butt. Nothing bad happened, though I suspect he probably gave me a dirty look. I just didn't understand that you don't hit puppies because it hurts them, I thought it had some sort of disastrous consequence.

He was such a well-behaved, sweet dog, too. He put up with me, and my little sister. It wasn't until we got another dog, when he was seven, that he started getting grumpy, and that was quite excusable. She was a bitch. Ha. I made a funny.

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[info]loonylupinlover
2004-05-28 09:18 am UTC (link)
Well, it looks like the OP has friends-locked her entries. Guess that's the end of that, at least for us non-friended folks.

My take on it is: yeah, that's really horrible your small child was injured by a cat. Cat scratches are painful and infected ones much more so, and it must've been terrifying seeing your kid with blood all over her face and head. However. The OP said that the kid had had a history of bothering the cat -- it wasn't like the kid wandered up to kitty, tried to pet it, and kitty went apeshit. It was more like kitty finally snapped after all the same old torment. I agree with everyone else who said that supervision with small children and animals is essential. Critters can be unpredictable, and so can kids. It seems to me that if the OP made sure to keep kitty away from the kid more, or to make sure the kid knew "This is how to touch kitty, you don't want to hurt kitty" that this was entirely preventable, so I'm not feeling much sympathy for her. I feel bad for the kid, because a 2-year-old, even with parental guidance, isn't going to be some Dr. Doolittle. But without guidance and supervision you're just asking for trouble.

Killing the cat inspires a big ol' WTF? from me. I can't believe those commenters talking about the good ol' days when Pa would blow out kitty's brain after it was beaten and fought back. Crikey.

It's weird I'm more on the side of the animal, now that I think about it... when I was about a year old, my babysitter left me on the couch for a moment with her pampered Doberman on the floor. The dog didn't like me taking its mom away from it, so it jumped up on the couch and clawed my head open. 8 stitches and the scar's still there, 18 years later. Huh. All that served was to ensure I'd never own a Doberman, a Rottweiler, or a fullblooded pitt bull. LOL, I'll take in every other animal under the sun, though. And make sure to supervise my future kidlets with our various creatures with a beady, watchful eye.

OMGIHAVELIVEDBOTHSIDESOFT3HARGUMENTWTFOMGBBQ!11!1!!!1!

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*points to icon* Bucky says, "Bitch, please."
[info]amakath
2004-05-28 10:26 am UTC (link)
Fuck, why is everything always friends-locked by the time I get to it? I was really hoping to read that one, because I thought I might recognize some of the responders, and I was perversely curious whether I'd have the opportunity to say "Damn, I knew I couldn't stand that bitch!" (That's horrible of me, I know. Feel my contrition.)

Maybe it's because I'm not a parent, but to me the idea of blaming the cat -- to the point where one desires revenge -- is full out batshit insanity. The cat has no moral culpability here, because, well, IT IS A CAT. And since further incidents can be prevented in the future, why not just consider it a lesson learned?

Yeesh. I grew up with cats my whole life, and we managed to negotiate the relationship just fine. Go, my parents!

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[info]elfy
2004-05-28 11:14 am UTC (link)
About the declawing thing? I didn't actually know what it was until the recent declawing wank - I thought it was just clipping claws, and didn't know what the big drama was about. Then I found out.

I think it's illegal here in Austrlia, so it's probably fair enough that I didn't really have a clue. :X

Excuse me while I go and hug my cat...

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[info]purest_chaos
2004-05-28 11:52 am UTC (link)
Good fucking god. If I thought I'd be able to, I'd adopt that cat in and instant. Just to keep the cat away from the crazy lady.

Yeesh, someone tell her about actions and consequences.

I've had my cat almost 12 years and I'm sure I've pissed him off just about his entire life because I will not leave him alone. I don't do anything to hurt him, but I annoy him a lot and he scratches me. Hell, I've probably even got a few scars, but I sure as hell didn't wish to throw him into a wall when I get scratched for bugging him. (Still haven't learned not to bug him. ^^; ) I certainly didn't get any sympathy from my mom, other then her telling me that's what I got for pissing off our cat.

I really gotta wonder how much the kid was pissing off the cat tho, if the kid recieved that bad of a scratching and for the cuts to get infected. Considering the wonderful array of cuts, scraps, bruises, and injuries I've had in my 18 years of life, I don't believe I've ever had an infected cut. hmm...

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(Anonymous)
2004-05-28 08:13 pm UTC (link)

P.S. First wank...how far off base am I?


Personally, and I realize I'm in the minority here, but I think you are way off base, and also pretty crass for wanking someone's personal crisis. HM just had to take her daughter the emergency Room because the child's eye was swollen shut with infection caused by the scratch of the cat you seem to feel is totally innocent.

A child I might add, who is two years old. As a mother myself, and the aunt of 17 (I come form a big family) nieces and nephews, one thing I've learned is that toddlers--especially at the irrational age of two--are impossible to keep track of at every turn. They get into things and torment pets and don't realize what they are doing. Mostly, they think they are playing with the animal and don't realize the poor animal doesn't like it until they are bit or scratched.

But that doesn't mean they deserve to have swollen, infected eyes.

Also, as a mother, if I had to choose between my child and the animal that bit her, I'd consider getting rid of the animal, for both of their protections. (Thankfully, my own daughter gets along fine with her cat, so I haven't had the problems.) Sometimes, a pet is a better investment when you're child is old enough to understand the difference between play and hurting. HM has had to learn this in a very hard way.

As for the immediate reactions? Or those of friends? People are known to react or over react during periods of high emotions. Here's a mother with a young toddler who's been seriously hurt, and she has every right to be reaction emotionally on behalf of her daughter. After all, the cat might have been tormented, but was not seriously injured. Is free to walk away and go sun itself in a very smug cat-like way. The poor toddler? Eye swollen, infected and in pain. Needing medication for the infection. Forgets--because she is two--that she can't touch her eye and then cries anew when it aggravates the injury.

Who here is really the victim? The kid who didn't know any better and is now suffering endlessly? Or the cat who may get a new home in a tormenting!child free environment out of the deal?

And again... this wank... off base and crass. I'd like to see how you'd feel if you were upset, posted something in the hopes of a little cheer and support and wound up getting attacked by people who don't even know you. Maybe you wouldn't be so quick to be such a jerk.






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WTF??? - [info]jerry_ds_girl, 2004-05-28 09:27 pm UTC
Boo. Fuckety. Hoo. Again. - [info]darkwitch666, 2004-05-28 09:46 pm UTC
Re: Boo. Fuckety. Hoo. Again. - (Anonymous), 2004-05-28 10:21 pm UTC
Re: Boo. Fuckety. Hoo. Again. - [info]seventy_three, 2004-05-28 10:43 pm UTC
Re: Boo. Fuckety. Hoo. Again. - [info]visp, 2004-05-28 10:44 pm UTC
Re: Boo. Fuckety. Hoo. Again. - [info]marginalsanity, 2004-05-29 04:41 am UTC
Re: Boo. Fuckety. Hoo. Again. - [info]amakath, 2004-05-29 05:41 am UTC
(no subject) - [info]visp, 2004-05-28 10:52 pm UTC
(no subject) - (Anonymous), 2004-06-01 12:22 am UTC
How obvious is it that I am a cat-lover?
[info]selene_avis
2004-05-28 09:57 pm UTC (link)
I once read a short story entitled something like "Those Who Play with Cats Should Expect to be Scratched" Or something like that. But cats scratch. If you own a cat, be prepared to be scratched every once in a while. I own two cats. One had a bad childhood as he belonged to a family who did things like pull his tail and the other is neurotic and possibly schitzophanic. I love them to death, but they scratch sometimes.

And a cat is more likely to scratch if you torment it. It's a cat.

So, if you have a cat and a kid, and the kid torments the cat, the kid will be scratched. There are a few solutions. One is to teach the kid how to take care of a cat. My mom has pictures of my as a baby lying in a crib with a cat sitting on me. However, if this does not completely resolve the problem but only lessen it, then you give the cat to someone who knows how to appriciate cats.

But you don't fecking kill it or talk about killing it! Gr...

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Re: How obvious is it that I am a cat-lover? - [info]amakath, 2004-05-29 06:14 am UTC
Re: How obvious is it that I am a cat-lover? - [info]selene_avis, 2004-05-29 02:24 pm UTC
Re: How obvious is it that I am a cat-lover? - [info]zozma, 2004-05-29 04:22 pm UTC
Re: How obvious is it that I am a cat-lover? - [info]selene_avis, 2004-05-29 06:14 pm UTC


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