Cats are vermin, dirty and foul creatures and destroy people's lives and
their hobbies.

Cats are also excellent at spreading Ringworm to Humans.


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The Hemyock, Devon, UK branch of The Residents Appreciation Society.

http://english.aljazeera.net

I'd call cat shit being walked all over the place a REAL problem.

especially when it is being walked into 'your' house, but it is not 'your'
bit of vermin which has 'dumped' it in 'your' garden and the
'owners/keepers' of the wretched animal don't give a toss and even argue
that it is the things 'right' to do it!! :-((

I'd call cat shit being walked all over the place a REAL problem.

especially when it is being walked into 'your' house, but it is not 'your'
bit of vermin which has 'dumped' it in 'your' garden and the
'owners/keepers' of the wretched animal don't give a toss and even argue
that it is the things 'right' to do it!! :-((

"Nick Maclaren" wrote in message
...

In article ,
martin writes:
| |
| | The fact that they are a serious health risk in the tropics is
| | not necessarily evidence that they are in the UK.
| |
| | Mosquitoes are there and not here.
| |
| | and unless you live near a major international airport.
|
| Even then, only for some ridiculous meaning of the word "serious".
|
| Catching malaria is serious for the person involved, but not you
| sitting on your bum in a college somewhere :-)

I suggest that you read the above a little more carefully. They
are not a serious health risk in the UK, because the chance of
them transmitting malaria EVEN near Heathrow is miniscule. The
aircraft flying overhead are more of a health risk, as you will
discover if you look up the statistics.

And the car journey to and from the airport is even more risky ... :-)

Mary


Regards,
Nick Maclaren.

"Nick Maclaren" wrote in message
...

In article ,
martin writes:
| |
| | The fact that they are a serious health risk in the tropics is
| | not necessarily evidence that they are in the UK.
| |
| | Mosquitoes are there and not here.
| |
| | and unless you live near a major international airport.
|
| Even then, only for some ridiculous meaning of the word "serious".
|
| Catching malaria is serious for the person involved, but not you
| sitting on your bum in a college somewhere :-)

I suggest that you read the above a little more carefully. They
are not a serious health risk in the UK, because the chance of
them transmitting malaria EVEN near Heathrow is miniscule. The
aircraft flying overhead are more of a health risk, as you will
discover if you look up the statistics.

And the car journey to and from the airport is even more risky ... :-)

Mary


Regards,
Nick Maclaren.

Dcjtee wrote:

Alternatively you could stay off the caffeine and put some of your
energy into solving some of the real problems in the world.


Caffeine???? Never touch it another deadly poison.

I'd call cat shit being walked all over the place a REAL problem.

You're just a stupid ****.

What's up - are you such a cretin that you can't check your shoes before
you enter your house?

Anyway I thought gays like you loved cats? Or are you in denial?

Dcjtee wrote:

Alternatively you could stay off the caffeine and put some of your
energy into solving some of the real problems in the world.


Caffeine???? Never touch it another deadly poison.

I'd call cat shit being walked all over the place a REAL problem.

You're just a stupid ****.

What's up - are you such a cretin that you can't check your shoes before
you enter your house?

Anyway I thought gays like you loved cats? Or are you in denial?

Mike wrote:

I'd call cat shit being walked all over the place a REAL problem.


especially when it is being walked into 'your' house, but it is not 'your'
bit of vermin which has 'dumped' it in 'your' garden and the
'owners/keepers' of the wretched animal don't give a toss and even argue
that it is the things 'right' to do it!! :-((

Ummmm do the cats walk it into the house, or do YOU?

Mike wrote:

I'd call cat shit being walked all over the place a REAL problem.


especially when it is being walked into 'your' house, but it is not 'your'
bit of vermin which has 'dumped' it in 'your' garden and the
'owners/keepers' of the wretched animal don't give a toss and even argue
that it is the things 'right' to do it!! :-((

Ummmm do the cats walk it into the house, or do YOU?

Ummmm do the cats walk it into the house, or do YOU?


I do, after checking that I do not have cat shit all over my shoes. Are you
stupid or something?

Pity the day when a cat tries to walk into my house :-))))

Ummmm do the cats walk it into the house, or do YOU?


I do, after checking that I do not have cat shit all over my shoes. Are you
stupid or something?

Pity the day when a cat tries to walk into my house :-))))

Mike wrote:

Ummmm do the cats walk it into the house, or do YOU?



I do, after checking that I do not have cat shit all over my shoes. Are you
stupid or something?

So you walk cat shit into the house despite having checked your shoes?
Are you stupid or something?

On Fri, 26 Mar 2004 16:59:07 -0000, "Mary Fisher"
wrote:


"Nick Maclaren" wrote in message
...

In article ,
martin writes:
| |
| | The fact that they are a serious health risk in the tropics is
| | not necessarily evidence that they are in the UK.
| |
| | Mosquitoes are there and not here.
| |
| | and unless you live near a major international airport.
|
| Even then, only for some ridiculous meaning of the word "serious".
|
| Catching malaria is serious for the person involved, but not you
| sitting on your bum in a college somewhere :-)

I suggest that you read the above a little more carefully. They
are not a serious health risk in the UK, because the chance of
them transmitting malaria EVEN near Heathrow is miniscule. The
aircraft flying overhead are more of a health risk, as you will
discover if you look up the statistics.

And the car journey to and from the airport is even more risky ... :-)

but malaria is forever.

How many people get nv CJD a year?

How much has nvCJD cost Britain?

I suspect that there are far more malaria victims in UK than there
will ever be nvCJD suffers.

http://www.ntu.ac.uk/life/sh/modules...ures/349-1.htm
there were 1110 case of malaria reported in UK in 1998

Victoria Clare26/3/04 11:28
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"Martin" wrote in
:

Sacha wrote:

To state to others that they are vermin
is not only misleading but in your case it is downright dishonest and
if someone chose to take it far enough, could even be actionable.

I'm not interested in joining the debate about cats, but I strongly
believe that the statement above is just plain wrong at best. It would
not be possible to raise a successful action against someone who
called cats vermin in a newsgroup.

Indeed. I feel, though, that pointing out that deliberately hurting or
killing other people's pets is wrong was a worthwhile thing to do.

Except that I wasn't talking solely or even mainly about Mike telling people
here that cats are vermin. I *was* talking about someone reading his stupid
assertion, believing it, acting upon it by putting down poison for cats to
pick up, the cat/s dying and the possible legal consequences of *that* both
upon the poisoner and upon Mike who has given the wrong information
deliberately and perhaps encouraged an illegal action.
--

Sacha
(remove the weeds to email me)

Mike wrote:

Ummmm do the cats walk it into the house, or do YOU?



I do, after checking that I do not have cat shit all over my shoes. Are you
stupid or something?

So you walk cat shit into the house despite having checked your shoes?
Are you stupid or something?