True or not
I enjoyed that.
Edit: Remember last newsletter - the Soft Paws things for cats? (You glue them onto cats' paws to stop them sctratching stuff)
Well, I was well pissed last Friday and I rocketed off an e-mail to them registering my disgust with their products. The opening line was 'You lot are a fucking discrace'
I also managed to throw monkeys in there somehow. I got a very civil e-mail back correcting a few of my more 'strong views'...
Anyway, I'm not proud but there you go. Bored now.
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Fri 28 Nov 2003, 15:19,
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Edit: Remember last newsletter - the Soft Paws things for cats? (You glue them onto cats' paws to stop them sctratching stuff)
Well, I was well pissed last Friday and I rocketed off an e-mail to them registering my disgust with their products. The opening line was 'You lot are a fucking discrace'
I also managed to throw monkeys in there somehow. I got a very civil e-mail back correcting a few of my more 'strong views'...
Anyway, I'm not proud but there you go. Bored now.
correcting them?
you mean it's OK to stick things to cats' claws?
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Fri 28 Nov 2003, 15:30,
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of course not!
But try sticking a banger up ones arse, now that's funny!
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Fri 28 Nov 2003, 15:33,
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Well, that's what I thought,
but the alternative is de-clawing or putting them to sleep.
I didn't read the reasons: too many cats/not enough homes, therefore better having the Soft Paws than the alternative.
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Fri 28 Nov 2003, 15:33,
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I didn't read the reasons: too many cats/not enough homes, therefore better having the Soft Paws than the alternative.
or not getting a cat
if you don't want to look after it properly. Or valuing your cat over your shitty furniture. cranberry.
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Fri 28 Nov 2003, 15:37,
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