Owner of the Springwater Chinese restaurant, Hung Li said 'This no good. put chicken in freezer, last one year. Beef, one year.
put cat in freezer - no good'
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Originally posted by SueEllen View PostPart of the reason sex education is taught in schools is it helps stop children being abused by adults so the results aren't a decade or more away.
Likewise financial education is often taught to teenagers who can work from the age of 16.
Is that really true about sex-ed though? I never heard that argument before. My sex-ed classes certainly didn't discuss abuse, is this a new (last 15 years) thing?
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Originally posted by d000hg View PostIsn't that like saying better financial and sexual education in schools shouldn't be debated because it could be a decade or more before we see the fruit?
Likewise financial education is often taught to teenagers who can work from the age of 16.
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Anyway I thought this was going to be a thread about quantum physics.
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Don't worry, if the stop selling poisonous anti-freeze we can still kill cats by using aspirin.
HTH
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Originally posted by SueEllen View PostBut it wouldn't stop the current cat killings or even killings for about a year due to retailers having to rid of their stocks of the stuff.
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Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostBBC News - MPs to debate antifreeze cat poisoning deaths
Why? I love cats - I have 4 of them. But a debate will achieve nothing. Why not spend the money on extra policing?
Miss Marple could solve the case of the Missing Moggies....
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Originally posted by vwdan View PostSurely this is exactly an MP's job. No doubt a citizen has approached their MP about tthis and the MP is now discussing it in parliament to see what can be done.
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Originally posted by xoggoth View PostNo, I ain't a cat lover Sue Ellen. Dogs I like, but cats (and humans) ech! So much fun playing with a puppy, having your hand bitten, but try and stroke a cat's neck and what does it do? Wander forwards and tries to stick its arse in your face! What is that about?
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Surely this is exactly an MP's job
No, I ain't a cat lover Sue Ellen. Dogs I like, but cats (and humans) ech! So much fun playing with a puppy, having your hand bitten, but try and stroke a cat's neck and what does it do? Wander forwards and tries to stick its arse in your face! What is that about?
PS Not that I'd mind a pig doing that obviously.
PPS Only a female pig obviously, I ain't a pervert.Last edited by xoggoth; 30 November 2014, 22:42.
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Surely this is exactly an MP's job. No doubt a citizen has approached their MP about tthis and the MP is now discussing it in parliament to see what can be done.
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Originally posted by xoggoth View PostI would assume they will discuss proposed solutions such as adding summit to antifreeze that tastes nasty. There are better articles on the net.
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