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Oh, and yes, six-seven seems to be the norm with them... Until they get banned. That said... Im wondering, why hasnt the latest mental case been banned yet?

�		Deep Freeze wrote:
		HA!!!!!!!!!! (Oo, watch out! There's a HA) Good point! Unfortunately, they will never get past six or seven!! �� � _strat_ wrote: Oh, they have friends allright... They have so many accounts, they just add themselves! �� � Deep Freeze wrote: VERY well said and done by all!! I cannot say it enough; any loser can ignore but the number that really matters is Friends. It is an inescapable fact that each and every one of these troublemaking morons have very little (if any)�Friends on their profile, and quite likely in their daily lives. Interesting and remarkably telling, isn't it?

Hi guido, thanks ! I've added you too   And how are you today ?

I hear ya... I have one too. Wont throw it out of the window, no way. TV shows are one thing, but reallity is usualy something else. For all I know, I just might kill or permanently damage the cat... Not thank you. Besides, shes so fat, she would probably make a hole in the pavement.

		ronhartsell wrote:
		Even though I prefer dogs, I do have a cat.  She is quite friendly and always wants attention.  She even gets mad if I don't come straight home from work!!  I don't have the heart to experiment with her, although I had this black cat with white paws who literally attacked me one day, now her...      _strat_ wrote: Ah. No cat parachute, then? Anyway... It makes sense to me. I just hope that this conversation wont inspire anyone to try it out. It sure tempts me!      ronhartsell wrote: Good morning/afternoon, Strat... I watched a show over the weekend on Discovery (I think) called 'In The Womb: Cats'.  What the show implied was that cats have 240 some odd bones in there vertebrae and in their ears they have 3 types of membrane (?) that give them their balance and sense of direction (humans only have one).  When a cat falls their head orients itself with where it's at and 'points' it's head in the right direction.  As the spine follows it's head it one sweeping motion, it lands perfectly on all fours.  The show also noted that the higher up the cat falls, the better the position it will land in. Hope this makes sense.      _strat_ wrote: ? I dont know how does that help.... Even if the spine would stay intact, wouldnt its legs break? IDK, tho, I was never good at biology.      spapad wrote: Bad pet trivia here strat. It's actually because of the way a cat's spinal column is built that makes that impossible feat possible.      _strat_ wrote: Well, not sure if this makes sense, but... Ive heard that a cat has a kind of a shape that allows it to fall more slowly, kinda like a parachute. If you throw (but please dont!) a cat out of the window, it will spread its paws and somehow "float" down to the ground. Actualy, cats that fall from higher floors have a better chance of surviving the fall than those that fall from lower floors.      Soylentgreen4u wrote: A DEFINATE FEEL-GOOD STORY FOR THIS TIME OF THE YEAR: 2 HORSES TRAPPED IN DEEP SNOW FOR OVER A WEEK IN THE RENSHAW MOUNTAINS IN B.C. CANADA,RESCUED AFTER VOLUNTEERS SHOVELED A 1KM LONG TRENCH IN -30c WEATHER TO FREE THE IMPRISONED ANIMALS.SPCA SAYS THERE IS A VERY GOOD CHANCE THEY WILL BE OK! ......ALSO, AN AUSTRALIAN CAT SURVIVES A 34-STOREY FALL!  FROM AN APARTMENT HIGH RISE...FALL BROKEN BY BUSHES...SUFFERED ONLY DAMAGED PAW AND SOME SCRATCHES....HOW MANY LIVES DOES A 34-STOREY FALL USE UP I WONDER...NAME OF THE CAT WAS VOODOO!...Hmmmmmmmmmmmm.....

Unfortunately, for all the cool Priest fans we have here, there are always those few who have nothing better to do than to be idiots who just can't seem to get along with others.  What I take comfort in is that I know (pretty much) who the good 'core' people on this site are and even though I'll always be one of the first to welcome a new comer, I keep a little distance until I get to know them a little bit.  That's sad, but I've learned the hard way that that's what's best for me.

		_strat_ wrote:
		Lol! I know... I have fourteen ignores right now! It used to be a norm that a regular member had at least 10 by the end of the first month...  Anyway, Im not upset about it. I was just wondering if there is a way to see who is ignoring me. It would be interesting to say the least. Oh, and I picked up an ignore yesterday (or maybe it was the day before yesterday) too. I suspect the idiot that picked on guido in the picture thread.    (Quoting Message by ronhartsell from Tuesday, January 13, 2009 4:51:14 AM)   ronhartsell wrote:   There is no way to find out who is ignoring you.  I actually picked up an ignore yesterday and I wasn't even on-line yesterday.  It may have been done accidentally or there's a 'spineless jellyfish' out there just being a jerk.  I will pass on advice to you that was given to me when I got my first ignore...embrace it!!  You are now 'officially' one of us!!!  Welcome to the club my friend!!!      _strat_ wrote:   I wondered this often... How can you check who is ignoring you?      guidogodoy wrote:   HAAAAAA!!!!!!  Norman! Too funny!!! Were I to be the ignore in your list (sorry, too lazy to look), I wouldn't respond. I'd much rather, well, IGNORE! Nope, not me. Not a soul on my ignore list. Seems that your oh-so-clever new identities must have caught another's eye. Ahhhh...as I say, good to be home! Edited at: Tuesday, January 13, 2009 4:56:11 AM

Ah. No cat parachute, then? Anyway... It makes sense to me. I just hope that this conversation wont inspire anyone to try it out. It sure tempts me!

		ronhartsell wrote:
		Good morning/afternoon, Strat... I watched a show over the weekend on Discovery (I think) called 'In The Womb: Cats'.  What the show implied was that cats have 240 some odd bones in there vertebrae and in their ears they have 3 types of membrane (?) that give them their balance and sense of direction (humans only have one).  When a cat falls their head orients itself with where it's at and 'points' it's head in the right direction.  As the spine follows it's head it one sweeping motion, it lands perfectly on all fours.  The show also noted that the higher up the cat falls, the better the position it will land in. Hope this makes sense.      _strat_ wrote: ? I dont know how does that help.... Even if the spine would stay intact, wouldnt its legs break? IDK, tho, I was never good at biology.      spapad wrote: Bad pet trivia here strat. It's actually because of the way a cat's spinal column is built that makes that impossible feat possible.      _strat_ wrote: Well, not sure if this makes sense, but... Ive heard that a cat has a kind of a shape that allows it to fall more slowly, kinda like a parachute. If you throw (but please dont!) a cat out of the window, it will spread its paws and somehow "float" down to the ground. Actualy, cats that fall from higher floors have a better chance of surviving the fall than those that fall from lower floors.      Soylentgreen4u wrote: A DEFINATE FEEL-GOOD STORY FOR THIS TIME OF THE YEAR: 2 HORSES TRAPPED IN DEEP SNOW FOR OVER A WEEK IN THE RENSHAW MOUNTAINS IN B.C. CANADA,RESCUED AFTER VOLUNTEERS SHOVELED A 1KM LONG TRENCH IN -30c WEATHER TO FREE THE IMPRISONED ANIMALS.SPCA SAYS THERE IS A VERY GOOD CHANCE THEY WILL BE OK! ......ALSO, AN AUSTRALIAN CAT SURVIVES A 34-STOREY FALL!  FROM AN APARTMENT HIGH RISE...FALL BROKEN BY BUSHES...SUFFERED ONLY DAMAGED PAW AND SOME SCRATCHES....HOW MANY LIVES DOES A 34-STOREY FALL USE UP I WONDER...NAME OF THE CAT WAS VOODOO!...Hmmmmmmmmmmmm.....