Id love to kill this C***
Kelpie
--
If you're gonna be a dog at least be a good dog!
^Temuchin^
> http://www.smh.com.au/news/national/lost-dog-rocky-kicked-to-death/2006/07/10/1152383667591.html
>
I hope he gets a few years in jail to think about his crime and some
hardened crims give this dog a kick or two in the head
Franky
> If you're gonna be a dog at least be a good dog!
>
>
You weren't there and neither was I. The lady was 100 metres away and didn't
see what happened
before she saw the kicking. The dog could have been bothering him, the man
may have been scared of being bitten and gave it a good kick. We have the
family's word only that the dog was no danger to anyone, the same family
that allowed the dog to wander freely. Perhaps the man didn't mean to kill
(lets humanise the animal and call it) Rocky and was simply trying make the
dog go away. Let's try to think of these things before lynching a man eh?
I used to live in a suburb where our neighbours regularly and illegally
allowed their dogs to go for a "run". One particular mongrel came into our
backyard, jumped up onto a table, forced it's head into our birdcage and ate
our 6 year old budgie. The dog had it's head stuck in the cage. I heard the
commotion and came out and saw the problem. I then proceeded to kick the
fucking dog all the way down our driveway and up the street. It felt good. I
wish i'd killed it.
BTW, I hate dogs and I *really* hate people who place them above humans.
Zappy
"Kelpie" <k...@elp.com> wrote in message
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> http://www.smh.com.au/news/national/lost-dog-rocky-kicked-to-death/2006/07/10/1152383667591.html
Making you better than him in which significant respect.
TG'sFM
Sorry to hear about your budgie. Did it have a name?
^Temuchin^
> You weren't there and neither was I. The lady was 100 metres away and didn't
> see what happened
> before she saw the kicking. The dog could have been bothering him, the man
> may have been scared of being bitten and gave it a good kick.
Then why not hang around to explain his actions? Why leave it laying in
the middle of the road?
We have the
> family's word only that the dog was no danger to anyone, the same family
> that allowed the dog to wander freely.
The dog got out on the friady and they spent most of friday looking for
it, it was a care animal for their sick child.
Perhaps the man didn't mean to kill
> (lets humanise the animal and call it) Rocky and was simply trying make the
> dog go away. Let's try to think of these things before lynching a man eh?
>
Yes a solid kick to the head is a good way to make a dog go away.
> I used to live in a suburb where our neighbours regularly and illegally
> allowed their dogs to go for a "run". One particular mongrel came into our
> backyard, jumped up onto a table, forced it's head into our birdcage and ate
> our 6 year old budgie.
Here we go, you like to keep animals trapped in small cages.
If the dog could get it's head in the cage why couldn't the bird get
out, must have been big gaps in the wire.
The dog had it's head stuck in the cage. I heard the
> commotion and came out and saw the problem. I then proceeded to kick the
> fucking dog all the way down our driveway and up the street.
You are such a liar
It felt good. I
> wish i'd killed it.
Shame it didn't bite you fingers off so you could never post to usenet
>
> BTW, I hate dogs
You are lower form of life then one
and I *really* hate people who place them above humans.
>
Who placed it above humans? If a 2 year old child was kicked in the
head and killed it would make the front page of every paper in Australia.
Actually part of a post yesterday reminds me of you
4. You know your 'mates' by their online 'handles' rather than their
real names
If your playmates are called Hell Horse, titus, BiteMe and Cinderella,
if your best conversations are with quirkygirl, hypercat2002 and Be Kind
To Others, if you know neither the first nor last name of the person you
choose to tell your deepest, darkest secrets to, you really need to get
out more. And by that I don't mean you need to reach a wider global
audience.
Some people's preoccupation with their online activities sees them
withdraw from the real world, Campbell says. They become inept at
socialising face-to-face, but do it very well online. It has become a
particular problem in Japan and Korea, where the study ethic is so
fierce that the only escape for many children and teenagers is video games.
At this stage you run the risk of Fantasy Prone Personality Disorder,
where you believe in your gaming existence to the detriment of your
real-life existence, Campbell says. Sufferers withdraw from face-to-face
contact while fantasising about returning to the bliss of their darkened
computer rooms.
^Temuchin^
Tweety
He tawt he taw a puddy tat but it was a dog with a hat that looked like
a cage
The dog got home looking a bit wierd His owner said you look like the
cat that got the canary
universal_striker
Also that dog killer should be put in solitary and then taken out and
beaten each day by the prisoners.
That is all.
Hope that helped.
Goodbye.
Bob Newbie
>Sorry to hear about your budgie. Did it have a name?
Whatever it was, I bet it wasn't "Lucky".....
TG'sFM
I was thinking of asking Dave Turner to do a montage to help cheer up
the owner of the budgie, but then I remembered that he only does
montages of little girls. Sad really.
^Temuchin^
was a story regarding Monty
Where is he by the way??
Bob Newbie
>I was thinking of asking Dave Turner to do a montage to help cheer up
>the owner of the budgie, but then I remembered that he only does
>montages of little girls. Sad really.
How many of his montages do you have now ?
^Temuchin^
This made me think of you
http://spe.atdmt.com/b/AUMAUAUSTWSP/WSP0043_300x250_SD_refresh6_001.gif
Darkfalz
> see what happened
> before she saw the kicking. The dog could have been bothering him, the man
> may have been scared of being bitten and gave it a good kick. We have the
> family's word only that the dog was no danger to anyone, the same family
> that allowed the dog to wander freely. Perhaps the man didn't mean to kill
> (lets humanise the animal and call it) Rocky and was simply trying make the
> dog go away. Let's try to think of these things before lynching a man eh?
He only kicked it twice, unlikely he intended to kill it. Often you'll
get a dog who is like that, follows you, growls at you, you turn around
it backs off, then you start walking again and it comes up behind you
again. Had one dog damn near bite through my shoe when I turned my back
before I chased it off. Why did this dog not whimper off after the
first kick? Sounds like it continued trying to attack the man.
Sounds to me very different from the punks who intentionally tortured
and killed a kitten. Dogs are aggressive and dangerous off the leash,
kittens are not.
> I used to live in a suburb where our neighbours regularly and illegally
> allowed their dogs to go for a "run". One particular mongrel came into our
> backyard, jumped up onto a table, forced it's head into our birdcage and ate
> our 6 year old budgie. The dog had it's head stuck in the cage. I heard the
> commotion and came out and saw the problem. I then proceeded to kick the
> fucking dog all the way down our driveway and up the street. It felt good. I
> wish i'd killed it.
>
> BTW, I hate dogs and I *really* hate people who place them above humans.
I agree with that. Dogs I hate but what's worse is irresponsible dog
owners who let these dangerous things out in public. Sure, cats kill
some wildlife but they can't maul a toddler. They're not going to tear
flesh if they get a hold of your leg. Dogs can be fucking dangerous,
and not just pit bulls and rottweilers (which should be banned).
Chock
"Darkfalz" <darkf...@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> > You weren't there and neither was I. The lady was 100 metres away and
didn't
> > see what happened
> > before she saw the kicking. The dog could have been bothering him, the
man
> > may have been scared of being bitten and gave it a good kick. We have
the
> > family's word only that the dog was no danger to anyone, the same family
> > that allowed the dog to wander freely. Perhaps the man didn't mean to
kill
> > (lets humanise the animal and call it) Rocky and was simply trying make
the
> > dog go away. Let's try to think of these things before lynching a man
eh?
>
> He only kicked it twice, unlikely he intended to kill it. Often you'll
> get a dog who is like that, follows you, growls at you, you turn around
> it backs off, then you start walking again and it comes up behind you
> again. Had one dog damn near bite through my shoe when I turned my back
> before I chased it off. Why did this dog not whimper off after the
> first kick? Sounds like it continued trying to attack the man.
>
Do you often have dogs prowling after you, Darkie?
> Sounds to me very different from the punks who intentionally tortured
> and killed a kitten. Dogs are aggressive and dangerous off the leash,
> kittens are not.
>
All dogs are not aggressive and dangerous off the leash. Most dogs will
defend themselves when provoked or backed into a corner.
> > I used to live in a suburb where our neighbours regularly and illegally
> > allowed their dogs to go for a "run". One particular mongrel came into
our
> > backyard, jumped up onto a table, forced it's head into our birdcage and
ate
> > our 6 year old budgie. The dog had it's head stuck in the cage. I heard
the
> > commotion and came out and saw the problem. I then proceeded to kick the
> > fucking dog all the way down our driveway and up the street. It felt
good. I
> > wish i'd killed it.
> >
> > BTW, I hate dogs and I *really* hate people who place them above humans.
>
> I agree with that. Dogs I hate but what's worse is irresponsible dog
> owners who let these dangerous things out in public. Sure, cats kill
> some wildlife but they can't maul a toddler. They're not going to tear
> flesh if they get a hold of your leg. Dogs can be fucking dangerous,
> and not just pit bulls and rottweilers (which should be banned).
>
A dog's temperament is very much dependent on how its owner has raised and
treated it.
And if you think cats can't do damage to a toddler, you're mistaken.
--
- Chock
Current killfile population:
1. Suxxie (and all of his aliases)
2. Temuchin
3. Anyone who claims to be a Group Moderator
Google is the Chinese government's friend
felba...@hotmail.com
hundred humans anyday. At least when a dog hurts you it's because of
fear or instinct, unlike humans, who wouldn't hestitate to hurt you for
their own perverse entertainment and satisfaction.
TG'sFM
Not all humans are like that. There are many like me who are peace
loving individuals who can only see the good in others.
^Temuchin^
Over to you DAVO
Kirilenko
A cat can, a kitten can't.
Chock
"Kirilenko" <some...@outthere.com> wrote in message
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Oh Brissie, another blanket statement from you ... (never mind that Darkie
was talking about cats)
You really think a kitten couldn't take out a toddler's eye?
TG'sFM
Kelpie wrote:
> http://www.smh.com.au/news/national/lost-dog-rocky-kicked-to-death/2006/07/10/1152383667591.html
There's another case overnight in Brisbane. This time the man
repeatedly bashed a dog with an iron bar and a golf club. Here's the
story
Kirilenko
No it couldn't. Certainly not unprovoked.
Chock
Never seen how sharp a kitten's claws are? And why did you tack on that last
sentence?
Kirilenko
It's important. Dogs attack people unprovoked. Kittens don't.
..
"fucked"
might have been appropriate .
Kelpie
"Darkfalz" <darkf...@gmail.com> wrote in message
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Darkfalz
> treated it.
Exactly. And lots of dog owners are fucking idiots. Lots of dog owners
LOVE having violent and aggressive dogs. That's the problem. I've heard
these morons brag about what their dogs did to the neighbours cat or
rabbit or whatever.
> And if you think cats can't do damage to a toddler, you're mistaken.
I've never, ever had a stranger cat run up to me for any reason other
than it wanted affection (or food). Usually cats stay well away from
people they don't know. Dogs off the leash however will run up to you,
and they could want anything from "throw the ball" to wanting to bite
you. You won't know until it happens. Any unleashed dog can be seen as
a potential threat and if it comes near you, you have the right to do
what you need to protect yourself. Including kicking it in the face.
Hammer
"Franky" <fi...@fack.net> wrote in message
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Me too. They shit on your lawn, bark at all hours of the night and day and
generally serve no other purpose than to annoy the crap out of other people.
They should all be destroyed.
Scoobity Doobity Dooooo
>
> Me too. They shit on your lawn, bark at all hours of the night and day and
> generally serve no other purpose than to annoy the crap out of other people.
Sounds like you and usenet
ant
> http://www.smh.com.au/news/national/lost-dog-rocky-kicked-to-death/2006/07/10/1152383667591.html
Yep. There's some evil people around. About time they were dealt with
seriously, rather than it being treated like shoplifting or some mild crap.
What a nightmare for the people, to lose their dog and then learn this.
Unbelieveable.
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ant
ant
> Let's try to think of
> these things before lynching a man eh?
No, actually, let's lynch him.
> BTW, I hate dogs and I *really* hate people who place them above
> humans.
Well, what a weasly little waste of space you are.
--
ant
Scoobity Doobity Dooooo
>>If you're gonna be a dog at least be a good dog!
>>
>>
>
>
> You weren't there and neither was I. The lady was 100 metres away and didn't
> see what happened
> before she saw the kicking. The dog could have been bothering him, the man
> may have been scared of being bitten and gave it a good kick. We have the
> family's word only that the dog was no danger to anyone, the same family
> that allowed the dog to wander freely. Perhaps the man didn't mean to kill
> (lets humanise the animal and call it) Rocky and was simply trying make the
> dog go away. Let's try to think of these things before lynching a man eh?
>
> I used to live in a suburb where our neighbours regularly and illegally
> allowed their dogs to go for a "run". One particular mongrel came into our
> backyard, jumped up onto a table, forced it's head into our birdcage and ate
> our 6 year old budgie. The dog had it's head stuck in the cage. I heard the
> commotion and came out and saw the problem. I then proceeded to kick the
> fucking dog all the way down our driveway and up the street. It felt good. I
> wish i'd killed it.
>
>
>
What a weak prick you are
You post this made up rubbish then don't hang around to answer those
that reply to your posts.
I think the truth is the dog got into your yard, you tried to stick
your small penis into it's poo hole and it ran away yelping so you
picked up the nearest thing to throw at it which was the bird cage and
that is what killed the bird
I did a little history post check and found this pic you posted of yourself
Poor little 'man'
Bob Newbie
>Yep. There's some evil people around. About time they were dealt with
>seriously, rather than it being treated like shoplifting or some mild crap.
>What a nightmare for the people, to lose their dog and then learn this.
>Unbelieveable.
If you want to define "evil people", how about someone getting stuck
right in to the pedophile who was found guilty of only manslaughter
after a kid he tortured and raped died ?
Franky
So, if you had the choice of saving 100 people or a dog, you'd choose
the dog? You feel sorry for me? How about the families of those 100 people
you let die? So long as you have the cuddly canine to look at you cow eyed
and to do your ridiculous bidding those 100 people can simply burn? Just
great that...
Franky
"Scoobity Doobity Dooooo" <s...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> Franky wrote:
>>>If you're gonna be a dog at least be a good dog!
>>>
>>>
>>
>>
>> You weren't there and neither was I. The lady was 100 metres away and
>> didn't see what happened
>> before she saw the kicking. The dog could have been bothering him, the
>> man may have been scared of being bitten and gave it a good kick. We have
>> the family's word only that the dog was no danger to anyone, the same
>> family that allowed the dog to wander freely. Perhaps the man didn't mean
>> to kill (lets humanise the animal and call it) Rocky and was simply
>> trying make the dog go away. Let's try to think of these things before
>> lynching a man eh?
>>
>> I used to live in a suburb where our neighbours regularly and illegally
>> allowed their dogs to go for a "run". One particular mongrel came into
>> our backyard, jumped up onto a table, forced it's head into our birdcage
>> and ate our 6 year old budgie. The dog had it's head stuck in the cage. I
>> heard the commotion and came out and saw the problem. I then proceeded to
>> kick the fucking dog all the way down our driveway and up the street. It
>> felt good. I wish i'd killed it.
>>
>> BTW, I hate dogs and I *really* hate people who place them above humans.
>
> What a weak prick you are
>
> You post this made up rubbish then don't hang around to answer those that
> reply to your posts.
Why would you think this was made up? We've had dogs in
our chicken pen, slaughtering dozens of chickens. Here's me at 15 years
old having to discover what it's like to put mutilated chickens out of their
misery. I fucking hate dogs...and dog owners.
My old man went around this cocksucker dog owners house and
confronted him. Who was the bad guy in this situation? You guessed it,
the dog owner denied all responsibilty. Fucktard.
>
> I think the truth is the dog got into your yard, you tried to stick your
> small penis into it's poo hole and it ran away yelping so you picked up
> the nearest thing to throw at it which was the bird cage and that is what
> killed the bird
>
> I did a little history post check and found this pic you posted of
> yourself
Mate i wish i'd had a gun that day.. shoot that four legged thicknecked cunt
of a thing back to hell.
thecommentator
Kelpie wrote:
> http://www.smh.com.au/news/national/lost-dog-rocky-kicked-to-death/2006/07/10/1152383667591.html
>
> --
> If you're gonna be a dog at least be a good dog!
Couple of child fuckers in aus.motorsport called Lindsay and
kookwrangler should see this thread
^Temuchin^
> Franky wrote:
> I did a little history post check and found this pic you posted of yourself
>
> http://tinyurl.com/pp7vy
>
> Poor little 'man'
Now that is funny
Darkfalz
And if this unleashed dog had killed or mauled a child, who would you
be calling "evil"?
felba...@hotmail.com
> the dog?
who recognise that all animals are living creatures and deserve
compassion and respect (and that includes respecting the fact that a
wild animal need to be left alone), then no. But 100 people of the
type who would come on usenet and boast about repeatedly kicking a dog,
then yeah.
You feel sorry for me? How about the families of those 100 people
> you let die?
What about the family who owned the dog you kicked? That dog might have
been some little kid's best friend.
So long as you have the cuddly canine to look at you cow eyed
> and to do your ridiculous bidding those 100 people can simply burn? Just
> great that...
You just don't get that some humans have the ability to comprehend the
consequences of their actions and yet they STILL don't care who they
hurt. As long as it makes them feel big or gives them some enjoyment,
they'll do what they like. An animal doesn't have that ability - they
have no control over what they do, and will *only* hurt you out of fear
or instinct. Which is worse? Don't answer because I know what you'll
say.
There's no use debating this because it's obvious you don't get it, and
you will never understand the type of unconditional love that can only
come from a dog.
thecommentator
And a cat, a bird, a horse, even a sheep or cow too I believe.
^Temuchin^
What if it stood on an ant??
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Franky
"Kelpie" <k...@elp.com> wrote in message
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> http://www.ogrish.com/archives/new_chinese_crush_videos_causing_outrage_Mar_06_2006.html
Don't get me wrong here, just because I hate dogs I would never just be
cruel to them out of the blue. My experiences with dogs over the years have
generally been bad. I put the boot in mainly to get them OFF our property,
to protect *my* pets. I know it's the owners fault they let them
out of their yard, made it possible for it to happen or simply let them run
free.
Coxy
> http://www.smh.com.au/news/national/lost-dog-rocky-kicked-to-death/2006/07/10/1152383667591.html
Animal cruelty is disgusting, but as others have said we don't have the
full story here. Certainly, kicking a dog in the head hard enough to
kill it is over the top, and a 2-year-old labrador, if treated
properly, is not likely to be aggressive.
But you never know.
There's been a number of these stories of late. Cats and kittens in
particular seem to be considered vermon by some people and some of them
meet gruesome deaths.
In the end, the responsibility does fall on owners to ensure pets are
secured at home, but you can't stop animals escaping once in a while.
^Temuchin^
I had two dogs that never left their yard but were baited along with
several others in the area.
Now someone that baits a dog should have each body part removed every
hour till they are dead
Bob Newbie
<nobeer...@temuchins.com.au> wrote:
>What if it stood on an ant??
Or even a Chock or a TG'sFM ?
John
> http://www.smh.com.au/news/national/lost-dog-rocky-kicked-to-death/2006/07/10/1152383667591.html
Dogs suck. I'm glad he kicked it.
ant
That's nuts too. I don't know how that can be, how can someone who is cruel
can get away with a "passive" charge. Kids and animals are similar in many
ways. People who harm and kill them should suffer harsh penalties.
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ant
ant
Wanker.
--
ant
ant
I'm talking about THIS situation, not some hypothetical thing that bears
little relevance. That mauled child might turn out to be a mass murderer
when he grows up, so the dog should be knighted! Stupid argument.
Dogs trust people, they put up with a lot from them (god knows why), and for
this bastard to do what he did, I'd love 10 minutes with him.
and if you care about kids so much, consider this. If he can kick a dog (a
fat, brainless dog like a labrador too) to death, what is he capable of
doing to a kid?
--
ant
ant
> I had two dogs that never left their yard but were baited along with
> several others in the area.
>
> Now someone that baits a dog should have each body part removed every
> hour till they are dead
Yep. Slowly.
--
ant
Scoobity Doobity Dooooo
Post your address and we will come around and kick you
John
http://www.sinsualdaydreams.com/maximoon/maximoonfreepics/SD%2000038.jpg
Darkfalz
Dogs also bite people. I've been attacked by dogs before, random dogs
who just bolted from somewhere to come and snarl at me because their
stupid cunt owners couldn't keep them tied up or behind a gate.
It's not a pleasant situation, and I'm a big man. If I was a child or
an elderly person, it'd be a lot worse.
> and for
> this bastard to do what he did, I'd love 10 minutes with him.
LOL what would you do?
> and if you care about kids so much, consider this. If he can kick a dog (a
> fat, brainless dog like a labrador too) to death, what is he capable of
> doing to a kid?
Dog was probably attacking him. He only kicked it twice, bad luck for
the dog that it died.
Scoobity Doobity Dooooo
>
> http://www.sinsualdaydreams.com/maximoon/maximoonfreepics/SD%2000038.jpg
>
>
I bet you got that out of your bookmarks
Sick cunt
Scoobity Doobity Dooooo
>>Dogs trust people, they put up with a lot from them (god knows why),
>
>
> Dogs also bite people. I've been attacked by dogs before, random dogs
> who just bolted from somewhere to come and snarl at me because
They read your posts on here
I remember seeing a dog licking it;s ass
I said what are you doing and he said I just bit darky and I am trying
to get rid of the taste
John
>> http://www.sinsualdaydreams.com/maximoon/maximoonfreepics/SD%2000038.jpg
>
> I bet you got that out of your bookmarks
>
> Sick cunt
LOL, I can't believe you looked at it! Didn't the text in the URL give it away?
Scoobity Doobity Dooooo
I always follow links to free porn sites
Coxy
>
> I had two dogs that never left their yard but were baited along with
> several others in the area.
>
> Now someone that baits a dog should have each body part removed every
> hour till they are dead
I honestly don't know how anyone can bring themselves to do that to an
animal. It's unbelievable.
ant
>> Dogs trust people, they put up with a lot from them (god knows why),
>
> Dogs also bite people. I've been attacked by dogs before, random dogs
> who just bolted from somewhere to come and snarl at me because their
> stupid cunt owners couldn't keep them tied up or behind a gate.
>
> It's not a pleasant situation, and I'm a big man. If I was a child or
> an elderly person, it'd be a lot worse.
Dogs can tell the bad ones, unfortunately for you.
>
>> and for
>> this bastard to do what he did, I'd love 10 minutes with him.
>
> LOL what would you do?
Well, in 10 minutes, hopefully I wouldn't completely kill him. any longer,
and the weak bugger might cark it.
>> and if you care about kids so much, consider this. If he can kick a
>> dog (a fat, brainless dog like a labrador too) to death, what is he
>> capable of doing to a kid?
>
> Dog was probably attacking him. He only kicked it twice, bad luck for
> the dog that it died.
I don't believe this. An attacking dog isn't so vulnerable to a kick, unless
the kicker is very accurate and powerful. I haven't been attacked by many
dogs, and I'm not scared of them, but being able to get two fatal kicks on a
large dog's head is not easy, if it's attacking.
If it's not, yeah, it'd be easy because the dog is not expecting this, it
hopes for a pat, a smile or a scratch. Not to be kicked to death.
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ant
thecommentator
ANYBODY that harms an animal, cat, dog, horse, sheep, goat whatever,
for nothing more than random acts of senselessness or fun deserves no
positive thoughts or actions at all.
Darkfalz
Stop losing your mind. This was a dog on the loose, and it was only
kicked twice. It probably tried to bite him (or DID bite him). Sounds
like self defense, not "fun".
^Temuchin^
If it did bite him why not come forward and give his side of the story??
I think he is a coward and the longer he leaves coming forward the
harder he is making it on himself
^Temuchin^
Ten years on it still saddens me when i think of the way they suffered.
One got really sick and they thought it was a flu like illness but she
died two days later, they just thought it was an illness so we left it
at that.
A month later the second one got similar symptoms, we took her to the
vet but she passed during the night, the vet asked if he could do an
autopsy, it showed all of her insides were toxic. The result of some
kind of poison. As we had no poisons laying around the yard and no toxic
plants the conclusion was baiting.
thecommentator
Darkfalz wrote:
>
>
> Stop losing your mind. This was a dog on the loose, and it was only
> kicked twice.
Yes and the dog died.
That Darkie, is the point.
Darkfalz
So if I ram someone with my 4wd and they live, that's not as severe as
someone being hit by a motor scooter who falls over, breaks their neck
and dies?
Sounds like an unlucky kick, for the dog anyway. For the man, may have
been lucky, as the dog was probably trying to maul him.
thecommentator
Darkfalz wrote:
> thecommentator wrote:
> > Darkfalz wrote:
> >
> > >
> > >
> > > Stop losing your mind. This was a dog on the loose, and it was only
> > > kicked twice.
> >
> > Yes and the dog died.
> > That Darkie, is the point.
>
> So if I ram someone with my 4wd and they live, that's not as severe as
> someone being hit by a motor scooter who falls over, breaks their neck
> and dies?
The dog died = the person died, no matter what the method.
>
> Sounds like an unlucky kick, for the dog anyway. For the man, may have
> been lucky, as the dog was probably trying to maul him
Yes Darkie, all the information points towards the dog mauling him.
Not.
Soixante Un Vieille Viande De Jour
Kelpie wrote:
> http://www.smh.com.au/news/national/lost-dog-rocky-kicked-to-death/2006/07/10/1152383667591.html
>
> --
> If you're gonna be a dog at least be a good dog!
I am waiting for my new internet connection so I can't follow that
link.
What is the story about and why would you want to kill Cats