Totally-OT, But I Need the Help

[mikeo80]

I love cats. They taste just like chicken.

Why do you think you will not find ANY cats near a CHinese Restaurant

PS

I read some of the cat tales to my wife.

And I Quote she who must be obeyed:

"If any of you even think about harming a cat, you will have to deal with me."

THis from the lady who talks to animals!! (True Story!!!)

My $0.02

Mike

[ArmySGT.]

, you will have to deal with me."

Hmmmm long pig............... Tahiti anyone

[Legbreaker]

Long pig tends to fight back - you have to sneak up on it from behind.

[weswood]

Is the cat fixed How old is the cat

When a cat starts going in places other then the typical litter box, it may be a sign that they are ill. or just getting old and loosing control.

She's fixed now, she died over the 4th of July weekend, and I had absolutely nothing to do with it. I don't think the damn thing liked me anyway.

[Cpl. Kalkwarf]

Solution, 3 words.


Wok the Dog. :P

[Cpl. Kalkwarf]

I talk to my two cats, Sam and Max all the time. They talk back too. Its kinda funny.

[Legbreaker]

Wok the Dog. :P

Not a spelling mistake I take it

[Graebarde]

I love cats. They taste just like chicken.

Not really.. they are more stringy than chicken. But are good sauteed with garlic and mushrooms.

[weswood]

I'm partial to dogs myself. Man's best friend and damn good BBQ.

[Legbreaker]

How can I get rid of the smell without killing the grass Washing it down with water frequently doesn't help.

Getting back to the topic at hand...

http://uk.answers.yahoo.com/question/indexqid=20080327121113AAMYF7G

http://forums2.gardenweb.com/forums/load/tips/msg1123515119144.html

http://ths.gardenweb.com/forums/load/cleaning/msg070116331091.html

http://www.dailypuppy.com/articles/how-to-get-dog-urine-smell-out-of-lawn/c57e9d5e-0c63-2d77-e806-15bff0441897

http://aggie-horticulture.tamu.edu/archives/parsons/turf/dog_lawn_problems.html

Seems to be absolutely truckloads of info on the topic...

[kcdusk]

Has anyone ever been in a game where a "dogs" or "wild dogs" encounter has been generated I remember back when i started with T2K that i treated this as "no encounter". Later on, i could see some benefit to gaming out a "dog" encounter especially where a referee was involved. Dogs could ransack a camp if the PC's left it unattended, dogs could wake characters during the night with loud howling or if they were creeping around camp they could generate noise the PC's would feel the need to investigate further than the glow of the camp fire. Dogs could also draw attention to the characters so that an opposing force found them.

My question though is this, has anyone shot a dog for food

[Targan]

The characters in my last campaign killed a number of dogs but they avoided eating them because they were concerned the dogs might have been diseased. I guess they weren't that hungry!

I don't know why you'd consider an encounter rolled as 'Wild Dogs" as "no encounter". Maybe it's due to the lethal nature of the combat system we used but in my campaigns wild dogs and wolves can be terrifying encounters. A pack of dogs could rip a PC to shreds in very short order.

[Graebarde]

Has anyone ever been in a game where a "dogs" or "wild dogs" encounter has been generated I remember back when i started with T2K that i treated this as "no encounter". Later on, i could see some benefit to gaming out a "dog" encounter especially where a referee was involved. Dogs could ransack a camp if the PC's left it unattended, dogs could wake characters during the night with loud howling or if they were creeping around camp they could generate noise the PC's would feel the need to investigate further than the glow of the camp fire. Dogs could also draw attention to the characters so that an opposing force found them.

My question though is this, has anyone shot a dog for food

We ran into feral dogs on more than one occassion in various campaigns. Never were they friendly encounters I might add as we had a very sadistic HoG. Yes, we killed dogs. And we killed more than one for food.

In answer to the last question, out of game I have shot dogs, but never to eat. Packs were always fair game on the farm. Kill the leaders and they packs usually broke up, but not always. Much like the two legged variety of dogs.
FB

[Legbreaker]

I've used dogs as an encounter also, and if used properly they can be ver effective. A dog will not normallyl attach a group of humans, but given the right circumstances it's a very nasty encounter. A solitary sentry at night can be in big trouble if the dogs get close enough without detection. Add in the risk of rabies and other diseases....

[pmulcahy11b]

You know, to the right people, veterinary first aid and medications, even those for dogs and cats, may be very valuable.