In message , Mike
writes

Following Sacha's hysterical tirade in response to my post about what the
dreadful things cats are, I decided to look on Google. Put 'Hate Cats'
into Google and just see how much the things 'are' hated. See for yourself
Sacha, I have not put those in, they are from different like minded people.

hmmm, in Google

hate cats produces 546,000 results

hate mike produces 1,200,000 results

I think the cats win that one.

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In message , Mike
writes

Following Sacha's hysterical tirade in response to my post about what the
dreadful things cats are, I decided to look on Google. Put 'Hate Cats'
into Google and just see how much the things 'are' hated. See for yourself
Sacha, I have not put those in, they are from different like minded people.

hmmm, in Google

hate cats produces 546,000 results

hate mike produces 1,200,000 results

I think the cats win that one.

--
dave @ stejonda

emon (Rhiannon S) wrote in
:

Following Sacha's hysterical tirade in response to my post about what
the dreadful things cats are, I decided to look on Google. Put
'Hate Cats' into Google and just see how much the things 'are' hated.
See for yourself Sacha, I have not put those in, they are from
different like minded people.

Mike

May I suggest you then try to form uk.rec.hatecats as a seperate news
group then if demand is that high.

Indeed. Many things are hated. In many cases this says more about the
haters than the hatees. http://stop-the-hate.org/.

A search for 'hate Mike' suggests that several Mikes are also among the
hated of this world.

emon (Rhiannon S) wrote in
:

Following Sacha's hysterical tirade in response to my post about what
the dreadful things cats are, I decided to look on Google. Put
'Hate Cats' into Google and just see how much the things 'are' hated.
See for yourself Sacha, I have not put those in, they are from
different like minded people.

Mike

May I suggest you then try to form uk.rec.hatecats as a seperate news
group then if demand is that high.

Indeed. Many things are hated. In many cases this says more about the
haters than the hatees. http://stop-the-hate.org/.

A search for 'hate Mike' suggests that several Mikes are also among the
hated of this world.

emon (Rhiannon S) wrote in
:

Following Sacha's hysterical tirade in response to my post about what
the dreadful things cats are, I decided to look on Google. Put
'Hate Cats' into Google and just see how much the things 'are' hated.
See for yourself Sacha, I have not put those in, they are from
different like minded people.

Mike

May I suggest you then try to form uk.rec.hatecats as a seperate news
group then if demand is that high.

Indeed. Many things are hated. In many cases this says more about the
haters than the hatees. http://stop-the-hate.org/.

A search for 'hate Mike' suggests that several Mikes are also among the
hated of this world.

"Sacha" wrote in
message
o.uk...
Mike24/3/04 3:59





Why is it legal to poison rats with rat poison, but not
cats? Surely if
it
is a humane way to dispatch rats, it is a humane way to
kill cats.


Both vermin.


I know you think you're very funny, Mike but telling
someone that is a nasty
thing to do. It's untrue that cats are vermin

Cats are vectors for more than one disease which afflict
humans. They actually ought to be classified as vermin.

Franz

Obviously what this country needs is more cats. Not domestic
moggies but GM leopards developed, bred and trained for troll
hunting. Reducing the cat population to a sustainable level
would be a bonus, as would adding a certain minor excitement
to our rather dull lives.

The Isle of Wight would be an excellent place for an experimental
introduction.


Regards,
Nick Maclaren.

Bit slow there old chappie, we have a Tiger breeding Zoo which is very well
known and respected ;-) Not too much trouble in getting a breeding programme
started for some more 'real' cats as you suggest. Take it up with Jack
Corney, Sandown Zoo, Culver Parade, Sandown Isle of Wight. Bound to have a
web site, take a peek.

Kind regards

Mike

Obviously what this country needs is more cats. Not domestic
moggies but GM leopards developed, bred and trained for troll
hunting. Reducing the cat population to a sustainable level
would be a bonus, as would adding a certain minor excitement
to our rather dull lives.

The Isle of Wight would be an excellent place for an experimental
introduction.


Regards,
Nick Maclaren.

Bit slow there old chappie, we have a Tiger breeding Zoo which is very well
known and respected ;-) Not too much trouble in getting a breeding programme
started for some more 'real' cats as you suggest. Take it up with Jack
Corney, Sandown Zoo, Culver Parade, Sandown Isle of Wight. Bound to have a
web site, take a peek.

Kind regards

Mike

Obviously what this country needs is more cats. Not domestic
moggies but GM leopards developed, bred and trained for troll
hunting. Reducing the cat population to a sustainable level
would be a bonus, as would adding a certain minor excitement
to our rather dull lives.

The Isle of Wight would be an excellent place for an experimental
introduction.


Regards,
Nick Maclaren.

Bit slow there old chappie, we have a Tiger breeding Zoo which is very well
known and respected ;-) Not too much trouble in getting a breeding programme
started for some more 'real' cats as you suggest. Take it up with Jack
Corney, Sandown Zoo, Culver Parade, Sandown Isle of Wight. Bound to have a
web site, take a peek.

Kind regards

Mike

"Sacha" wrote in
message
o.uk...

[snip]

CATS ARE NOT VERMIN.

WHY NOT?

[snip]

Franz

"Franz Heymann" wrote in message
...

"Sacha" wrote in
message
o.uk...
Mike24/3/04 3:59





Why is it legal to poison rats with rat poison, but not
cats? Surely if
it
is a humane way to dispatch rats, it is a humane way to
kill cats.


Both vermin.


I know you think you're very funny, Mike but telling
someone that is a nasty
thing to do. It's untrue that cats are vermin

Cats are vectors for more than one disease which afflict
humans. They actually ought to be classified as vermin.

Franz


More diseases are caught from other people than from a particular animal.
Perhaps you should be classed as vermin?

I know you think you're very funny, Mike but telling
someone that is a nasty
thing to do. It's untrue that cats are vermin

Cats are vectors for more than one disease which afflict
humans. They actually ought to be classified as vermin.

Franz



Following Sacha's hysterical tirade in response to my post about what the
dreadful things cats are, I decided to look on Google. Put 'Hate Cats'
into Google and just see how much the things 'are' hated. See for yourself
Sacha, I have not put those in, they are from different like minded people.

Mike

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Obviously what this country needs is more cats. Not domestic
moggies but GM leopards developed, bred and trained for troll
hunting. Reducing the cat population to a sustainable level
would be a bonus, as would adding a certain minor excitement
to our rather dull lives.

The Isle of Wight would be an excellent place for an experimental
introduction.


Regards,
Nick Maclaren.

Subject: POISONING CATS?
From: "Mike"
Date: 25/03/2004 12:53 GMT Standard Time
Message-id:



I know you think you're very funny, Mike but telling
someone that is a nasty
thing to do. It's untrue that cats are vermin

Cats are vectors for more than one disease which afflict
humans. They actually ought to be classified as vermin.

Franz



Following Sacha's hysterical tirade in response to my post about what the
dreadful things cats are, I decided to look on Google. Put 'Hate Cats'
into Google and just see how much the things 'are' hated. See for yourself
Sacha, I have not put those in, they are from different like minded people.

Mike

May I suggest you then try to form uk.rec.hatecats as a seperate news group
then if demand is that high.
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http://www.livejournal.com/users/rhiannon_s/
"The trick is to commit crimes so confusing that police feel too stupid to even
write a crime report about them."
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On Thu, 25 Mar 2004 12:23:51 +0000 (UTC), "Franz Heymann"
wrote:


"Sacha" wrote in
message
. co.uk...
Mike24/3/04 3:59





Why is it legal to poison rats with rat poison, but not
cats? Surely if
it
is a humane way to dispatch rats, it is a humane way to
kill cats.


Both vermin.


I know you think you're very funny, Mike but telling
someone that is a nasty
thing to do. It's untrue that cats are vermin

Cats are vectors for more than one disease which afflict
humans. They actually ought to be classified as vermin.

On that basis so should people, dogs, parrots, pigeons, starlings,
hamburgers, hospitals, bits of leftover meat pie, .... but they
aren't.
Trapping and/or poisoning cats is a criminal offence.