Reply to: Name the kangaroo....

[bogeyman]

Ok I'm tired of this thread now.

Go and have a lie down then.

[sasguru]

Ok I'm tired of this thread now.

[Diver]

A good name for most animals is Meat

[Boudica]

boing boing?

[chef]

My great grandad was called Mordecai, he had 16 kids, not quite sure what that says about my family, they were catholic though if that helps explain anything..

[Mich the Tester]

Chutney

[EternalOptimist]

I was playing 'tunnels' with my pet mouse in an Everton football sock when I was nine. My sister stood on the sock not realising he was in there.
I remember cradling his little twitching body in my hand as died. He wee'd on me first though.

[DaveB]

Sorry to hear that Dave. That's the worst thing about having pets. It's good for the kids though. They come to understand that life and death and grieving is a natural cycle.

Did he have any last words?

Indeed. MrsB took it particularly badly, mainly because we had to take the decision for him to be put to sleep. Turned out he had cancer of the liver / bowel but by the time he showed any visible symptoms it was too late for anything to be done and he became very ill very quickly.

He was her dog before we ever met and I had to work hard to get him on side to begin with. He was *very* protective of her in the early days.

[Moscow Mule]

You anesthetise your fish then?

Always.

[bogeyman]

My soles are generally unconscious...

You anesthetise your fish then?

[Moscow Mule]

Until one has loved an animal, a part of one's sole goes unawakened.

My soles are generally unconscious...

[Churchill]

Until one has loved an animal, a part of one's sole goes unawakened.

When you say loved, I hope you don't mean in the biblical sense!

[cupidstunt]

Until one has loved an animal, a part of one's soul goes unawakened.

[shaunbhoy]

Did he have any last words?

Wo..........

[bogeyman]

Sadly not, he died at the beggining of last month.

Sorry to hear that Dave. That's the worst thing about having pets. It's good for the kids though. They come to understand that life and death and grieving is a natural cycle.

Did he have any last words?