What are we talking about here? This conversation has reached below the gutter. Let's not discuss implants, penises, vaginas or other immoral things, shall we? This thread is a family thread. Do you want your grandchildren to see what grandma wrote before she got old?
Was I supposed to propagate?
ehBeth wrote:Was I supposed to propagate?
Apparently so.
But, we'll always have the thread.
i see what you guys are trying to do... but its not gonna work.
Nothing ever works. I've tried scrubbing, soaking, even spraying!
Huked on phonix worked for me.
Really? And I thought spraying was a male cat thing....
dlowan wrote:Really? And I thought spraying was a male cat thing....
...while spaying is a female cat thing.
say it, don't spray it -- porcupine...
Merry Andrew wrote:dlowan wrote:Really? And I thought spraying was a male cat thing....
...while spaying is a female cat thing.
Or dog.....or about any female animal, I guess?
Though it would be a brave vet who would spay a tiger, for instance.
Nah, the brave person would be the anesthetist.
I don't see the difference, do you see the difference?
Sure. The vet surgeon can waltz in once the beast is unconscious and leave before it ever wakes up. The poor anesthetist has to confront the defensive tiger and knock it out, then stay with it until it is fully conscious again.
Eva has had to do that on several occasions.
Joe(not as bad as the wolverine of "95)Nation
Eva wrote:Sure. The vet surgeon can waltz in once the beast is unconscious and leave before it ever wakes up. The poor anesthetist has to confront the defensive tiger and knock it out, then stay with it until it is fully conscious again.
Here, they do their own anaesthesia.
Eva wrote:Sure. The vet surgeon can waltz in once the beast is unconscious and leave before it ever wakes up. The poor anesthetist has to confront the defensive tiger and knock it out, then stay with it until it is fully conscious again.
Thanks for the info. My comment was actually directed to Jespah's comment.
Gotta admit, your post did fit my comment.
