LMAO - NSF PETA

[Lord Jim]

um, that's her apartment...

Ah, now I see it...she's right next to a mirror...

When I first looked at it, it looked like she was in a room with two beds with similar pictures hanging over each one...

[The Hen]

In any case, she is irritating to the max.

The reason her pets look like they are 'smiling' when she reaches those horrendous screechy notes when talking to them is because they have extra sensitive hearing and she is actually hurting their ears.

That would be them grimacing at her.

Silly twat.

[loCAtek]

Um no, she's posted her series of videos up to and including her picking up the puppies in joyful tears, and what songs they like sung to them.

It's been explained many times that she holds her dogs in her arms (and sometimes unseen in her lap [once under her shirt]) because if she didn't, they would cry to be held, and interrupt her video shoot.

...and when puppies are saying, 'I wuv you!', it sounds like this;



PS - Humans aren't capable of making sounds that annoy or hurt dogs ears. When dogs cry, whine or howl along with you; they are responding with 'pack behavior' to join the chorus




In the first video, it's obvious the puppies taught Jenna to whine in high-pitched happiness, and not the other 'way 'round.


...that was what my first puppy taught me to do.

[The Hen]

Jolly good, and irrelevant, stuff.

She is a prat..

[loCAtek]

This is for you, Lo.....

http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.c ... onship.DTL

OMG ThX Dales!!! I hope that sport, makes it to the US!

La Casa de Loca Bunny Girls are doing great. They were rescued from a shelter, and previously were exclusively cage rabbits.

At first, freedom was a little frightening to them, but they've ventured forth a little more every day, and now do bunny dances in jubilation every evening.
Another milestone, just this morning. 'Salt' spoke to me in thanks for her morning carrot stick; I got a rare bun vocalization of, 'erm'
<yum>

[loCAtek]

In the squirrel natural behavior department;

@carmenzitas1[the producer/creator]

I feel the same way. I wish I could explain my reluctance to pull the string the first time. But if you read my previous comments or the description to the video you will find that the squirrels loved this more than I did. They would run back into the catapult immediately and sit there. I would wake up in the morning and there would be 2 squirrels bunched inside with no bait. They treated it like a roller coaster ride. So please don't say I disrespected them. Read before you post.

[The Hen]

More justifications from you?

Best to leave well enough alone quite frankly.

[loCAtek]

...why not? Because the squirrels are winning!

They love trees!


and:

Self-launching squirrel;


...yes, folks they like to do it.

[loCAtek]

Jolly good, and irrelevant, stuff.

She is a prat..

All opinions welcome in my threads.

[BoSoxGal]

Here you go, loCAtroll. Hope you enjoy it:

[Lord Jim]

This thread's just a barrel of "laffs"...

Anyone got any nice puppies being tossed out of windows or kittens being drowned videos they'd care to share?



He said, hoping that everyone understood that was intended as sarcasm....

[BoSoxGal]

I should have added the warning that I don't suggest anybody watch the video I posted - it's for loCA's benefit. I only watched the first 20 seconds, enough to know it was right up loCA's alley.

[Lord Jim]

I didn't click on it...

The title was enough information for me....

Shame on You Tube for letting this kind of stuff stay up. (And the squirrel stuff, and any other "ha, ha, let's abuse defenseless animals" crap that may be posted there.)

[Gob]

Still, as long as Lo gets attention, who cares if animals suffer?

[loCAtek]

I should have added the warning that I don't suggest anybody watch the video I posted - it's for loCA's benefit. I only watched the first 20 seconds, enough to know it was right up loCA's alley.

LOL it's only 20 seconds long.

So, when the squirrels like it, or do it themselves deliberately, you don't watch it?

Well, I'm sure you'll humanely be pumping a few powerful rounds of hot lead, into the lungs of an innocent elk; chase it for only a couple of hours by following its blood trail as it bleeds to death in pain and terror; or after, by your own hand, slit its throat to make a 'clean kill' as it experiences much the same. ...as an added bonus- you get to hang the smelly carcass remains up on your wall to remind you, you took its life. ...of course that's considered normal, I don't doubt it.

If you can accept that, and not putting squirrels through their naturally evolved paces; then yeah, I must be the psycho one.

Post us a pic, of you gloating over its body pls. We'll be all congrats and huzzahs.





Gob, you made your position quite clear from the start; with over-inflating your outrage to exaggeration. I've always appreciated your lack of self-control; big-headed approach to arguments, and your tendency to psycho-babble. ... I don't think you can stop yourself from swearing, even when you're not pissed you off.
Also, I'm not trying to convince you, or anyone to like this vid, if they didn't before.
Shoot, on a different day, I might not have liked it either, but
I think it's more accurate to say, I may be a bit more jaded now, but at least I'm not a hypocrite.

[BoSoxGal]

I already posted that I'm not very likely to actually hunt an elk.

But, culling a herd to keep it healthy and taking the meat to feed oneself - while taking no pleasure from the pain or fear caused the animal in the process - is a far cry from giggling 'LMAO' at the terror and pain caused an animal purely for 'fun'.

Face it loCAtroll; in this thread you SUCK.

[loCAtek]

Yeah, 'cull' instead of hit the local Lucky Supermarket, or say refrain from meat and plant a garden?

If it's 'pain and terror' then ask yourself; why do squirrels do it to themselves?

BTW What squirrels were culled/killed?