Shooting Cats?

[Ysarex122 116]

............ You're cat's so dumb it would wander into Dr. Schrodinger's yard -- that's an insult.

Joe

If we're judging smarts by grammar, my cat is way smarter than you.


ldman:

But you know what they say about people who point out typos on web forums? You do know, right?

 

[snerd]

......... But you know what they say about people who point out typos on web forums? You do know, right?

I've heard a few. Which one are you thinking of?

 

[robbins.photo]

............ You're cat's so dumb it would wander into Dr. Schrodinger's yard -- that's an insult.

Joe

If we're judging smarts by grammar, my cat is way smarter than you.


ldman:

Your cat diagrams sentences? Wow.. that must be just loads of fun at parties.. lol

 

[robbins.photo]

And if it's robbins, well then he's just being robbins and we don't even notice that anymore

Wooohoo! And my Dad said I'd never amount to anything.. rotfl

 

[snerd]

Your cat diagrams sentences? Wow.. that must be just loads of fun at parties.. lol

Dude, it's the cat's meow!!!

 

[robbins.photo]

Your cat diagrams sentences? Wow.. that must be just loads of fun at parties.. lol

Dude, it's the cat's meow!!!

And on this episode of Jeopardy, we welcome our contestants. First, John Macnumara, professor of medieval history. Kiki Tanaka, NASA engineer, and of course our returning champion, Snerd's Cat.

Lol

 

[snerd]

 

[g.a.williams]

Good looking cats! I really like the grey & white - but I'm partial to two-tone cats. We've had a lot of tuxedos, but I'd like to have a 'business suit' fellow, too! Great advice about the afternoon sun, too. I try not to leave me camera out, though. Back in the mid-1970's, I did that with a Minolta SRT-101 and one our cats threw up on it. Locked the shutter down tight! Expensive repair bill, and lesson learned!

 

[snowbear153 84]

The city can't deal with them and the folks who let their cats run loose in the neighborhood and caused the problem aren't spending their weekends collecting them up and taking care of them.

Which means you ultimately have a people problem.

 

[Raj_55555]

Which means you ultimately have a people problem.

:lmao: :lmao:

BTW Where's braineack? I thought he was our in-house kitty expert

Nothing as grandoise as the others have posted, but this will have to do for now; all of them taken with my trusty Point & Shoot.

 

[ceeboy14]

Here, Kitty-Kitty

 

[robbins.photo]

The city can't deal with them and the folks who let their cats run loose in the neighborhood and caused the problem aren't spending their weekends collecting them up and taking care of them.

Which means you ultimately have a people problem.

Which of course leads to the next logical conclusion, you'll need larger sacks.

 

[robbins.photo]

BTW Where's braineack? I thought he was our in-house kitty expert

Last I saw him he was helping snerds cat with his algebra.

 

[gsgary]

I've got enough of that over here. I live in a neighborhood that's overrun with feral cats. It's becoming a costly problem.

I do have a cat photo that I took in my neighbor's yard:

<img src="http://www.thephotoforum.com/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=80800"/>

You need to borrow my terriers, you would never have another cat in your garden you might have to pick up a few bits off the grass after the first one, I'm not saying I don't like cats because I love *****

 

[manaheim]

Yeah, that was over the top. I admit I said it for effect. Truth is the old sack full of rocks and, I live next to a very big river, is all I got. But now that's not an insult; that's a plan. You're cat's so dumb it would wander into Dr. Schrodinger's yard -- that's an insult.

Joe

Ok, which raises an interesting question, I mean technically they can't charge you with animal cruelty as long as the bag remains closed, right?

Science!

Lol

And on a more serious note: U.S. Faces Growing Feral Cat Problem

All kidding aside, I'm not actually looking forward to drowning a bunch of cats. I may wind up there however. There's at least 3 ferals now living under my next door neighbor's shed (vacant house for sale). The city can't deal with them and the folks who let their cats run loose in the neighborhood and caused the problem aren't spending their weekends collecting them up and taking care of them.

And yes, I probably would have done something by now except every time I bring it up my wife says, "if so and so sees you in the yard with traps she'll call and complain."

When I was about 7 years old we had a stray dog pack problem in the neighborhood. The neighborhood was suburban to semi-rural unlike my current city neighborhood. My Dad was afraid the dogs would attack the children who played there and so he took matters into his own hands. He was an archer. He took 1/2 a dozen arrows and cut the points off. Then he got our tinker toy set and took the round wooden wheels and glued them onto the shafts. I imagine they'd raise quite a welt but they weren't lethal. A few days of that and the dogs found someplace else to spend their time. Today he'd be arrested for that.

Back to kidding -- I say we do like the Taiwanese and open some restaurants.

Joe

There have been studies that show that killing them doesn't work. The others expand to take over the abandoned territory. Catch, neuter/spay, release. That's the only way that has been shown to improve the problem. Look around. There are groups that do this and you could get involved. My friend did it for several years and quite enjoyed it.