here's your intelligent, harmless housecat

[datamax]

http://www.wimp.com/catslap/

[North Texan]

Here Kitty!

[vc1111]

I digitally rescanned this video and filtered it through Mac K32b Illuminator software at 36 fps (frames per second). The details revealed show that the feral child perpetrator has a blunt weapon in his right hand with which he repeatedly struck the feline about the head and flanks, all of which was edited out for the internet version of the video. A Mac H64c Soundcalimeter revealed that the cat issued repeated warnings in both Spanish and English, requesting that the perpetrator drop his weapons and back slowly away from the Barcalounger.

As is the case all too often some feral child criminals respond only to violence.

The child is clearly an uncollared feral specimen with clear pathological propensities. When children like this come into my yard, I have no choice but to shoot them on sight. They spray the shrubs to mark their territories, crap in the garden and spread biohazard (Pampers) everywhere. They're effective as snatching cookies left unattended and have been known to decimate entire aisles in local grocery stores. These sawed-off killing machines must be stopped.

Want proof?

http://www.feralchildren.com/en/index.php

http://www.bbc.co.uk/dna/h2g2/alabaster/A269840/



http://bowland-files.lancs.ac.uk/chi...RE4/4feral.htm

[datamax]

VC - you're right, wild house cats and children without parents are the same thing, let kill 'em all

[vc1111]

You didn't read the links I provided did ya?

Most of those kids were raised by wolves.

[datamax]

vc - I'm agreeing with you vc , kill the worthless scavenges because they're taking their tolls on loacl small game populations.

[vc1111]

So, you're agreeing with me then, is that it?

[datamax]

Sure, why not huh ? I know in Arkansas, wild house cats and wild kids both account for the deaths of tens of thousands of song birds, quail and rabbit. They kill for fun or for food - killing machines.

That was you point, wasn't it ? That both wild kids and wild house cats both kill the hell out of native species and since we have no way to keep the wild population in check (its booming) we need to legalize some sort of varmit like hunting season on them.

[vc1111]

I know in Arkansas, wild house cats and wild kids both account for the deaths of tens of thousands of song birds, quail and rabbit.

Its nice to see that someone is truly concerned about "song birds." What is a "song bird" anyway? Are all birds "song birds" or just the ones that are consumed by feline "killing machines?" You've just got to love the emotionally charged and unverifiable rhetoric snatched up by those with the idea of "saving" nature from itself.

I was hunting not far from my home 2 days ago. I had occasion to watch a healthy domestic cat hunting (no collar on it, so you just know it was feral). In almost an hour and half of close and clandestine observation, the "killing machine" in question captured and killed nothing, despite its best efforts as it stalked about and low-crawled across the tree lines and field edges trying to catch even so much as a common field mouse.

After reading these threads the last few months, I naturally expected the field to be rendered bright crimson replete with blood, fur, and feather in a matter of minutes, but alas...

Maybe those Arkansas cats are special though, eh? A southern thang?

[tardfarmer]

LOL,

this subject has made it as far as the latest edition of US news and world report... needless to say the "cat blasters" were shown in a very bad light.