Who would take ANY advice from a low life piece of shit like you ?
Here is my opinion of you after reading only a small number of
postings:
1. You obviously are either under house arrest( You do nothing all day
and evenings as well but post idiotic replies to sincere people).
2. From what I have read you
have a history of child molestation and probably worse.
3 Or you are wheelchair bound with all sexual functions completely
disabled, That would account for your endless frustration being
externalized against everyone.
4 Your existence is miserable not qualifying to be called a life
therefore :
Mine and many others advise to you be would be if you have a handgun
load it then push the barrel up to your forehead and squeeze the
trigger.
If you don't, tie a tie or clothes line around your neck and somehow
get up on a chair and tie the other end to a light fixture or
something else near the ceiling.
You know deep down inside it is the right thing to do.
I will await the news, wear some light clothing it is very very warm
where you will be going.
Nicole
Jessica's Law is the informal name given to a 2005 Florida law
designed to punish child sex predators and reduce their ability to
re-offend. A version of Jessica's Law has been introduced on the
federal level, it is referred to as the Jessica Lunsford Act.
The law is named after Jessica Lunsford, a young Florida girl raped
and murdered by John Couey, a previously convicted sex offender, in
February 2005. Public outrage over this case spurred Florida officials
to introduce this legislation. Among the key provisions of the law are
a mandatory minimum sentence of 25 years in prison[1] and lifetime
electronic monitoring [2] of adults convicted of lewd or lascivious
acts against a victim less than twelve years of age. In Florida,
sexual battery or rape of a child less than twelve years of age is a
capital felony, punishable only by death or life imprisonment with no
chance of parole. [3]
On 25 Mar 2007 12:20:16 -0700,
Human_And_Animal_Behaviour_Forensic_Sciences_Research_Laboratory@hotmail.com
wrote:
>HOWEDY digitydew aka sd you pathetic miserable
>stinkin lyin animal abusin punk thug coward active
>acute chronic life long incurable mental case,
>
>"digitydew" wrote in message news:
>1174845763.216973.210550@b75g2000hsg.googlegroups.com...
>> I hope you learn from our mistake.
>
>You mean you GOT THE SAME PROBLEM, eh, sd???
>
>BWEEEAAAHAAHAAAAAAA!!!
>
>> My new puppy came here in a December. He joined the
>> worst dog I ever had the displeasure of ever keeping, or
>> even knowing, a totally shut down B. Collie.
>
>Well then LUCKY THING you RESCUED IT, eh, sd, you
>pathetic malignant dog murderin ignorameHOWES <{); ~ ) >
>
>> WE heeded the vet's advice too, not taking him to the
>> pet store or park. Since few of my acquaintaces would
>> welcome a dog, especially a litlte puppy not yet house
>> trained, he had only the (horrible) B. Collie to learn
>> from.
>
>You shitbirds will BLAME ANYTHING for your
>inability to pupperly handle an train your dogs.
>
>> It was not a good thing.
>
>BWEEEAAAAHAHAHAAAAAA!!!
>
>> It was winter, so my usual trick of walking the pup
>> right when kids are out did not do any good. They
>> were inside because it was too cold. No socialization
>> to be had there.
>
>That's IRRELEVENT you pathetic maggot.
>
>> If I were to do it again, I'd take a pup *someplace*
>> even if it meant taking a health risk.
>
>Of curse you would!
>
>> Of course our sitation was made worse
>> by the lousy example he had to follow.
>
>You mean the RESCUE DOG YOU MURDERED, sd?
>
>But of curse!
>
>> I had pulled her out of the pound
>
>You "PULLED" her HOWETA the P-HOWEND, sd?
>
>That's DOG RESCUER language, AIN'T IT, sd?
>
>> and after 2 years I was thrilled the day I was able
>> to give her to a BC rescue.
>
>You mean on accHOWENTA you COULDN'T TRAIN your dog, sd?
>
>Does your BC RESCUE reHOWES dogs with a
>HISTORY of attackin his abusers and their children
>like HOWE you TRAINED your BC to do, sd?
>
>BWEEEAAHHAAAHAHAAAAA!!!
>
>> But since she was not people-oriented, he is far
>> less so than his breed normally is too.
>
>Oh well then, LUCKY THING it's IRRELEVENT,
>you pathetic shitbird~~! Socialization was DONE
>pryor to leavin the litter box you dog abusin mental
>case.
>
>> Frankly, I wish I had waited until she was gone in order
>> to get him, and I also would never get another pup in winter.
>
>What a PATHETIC SCHMUCK you are, eh, sd???
>
>> But I was missing canine companionship (which she
>> certainly never provided) and it took *forever* to get
>> her into the rescue, they were so overloaded with BC's.
>
>BWEEEAAAAHAHAAAAA!!!
>
>> SD
>
>HOWEDY digitydew aka poobah you pathetic miserable
>dog abusin punk thug coward active acute chronic long
>term incurable mental case,
>
>
>"digitydew" wrote in message
>
>
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>> Kdrake13 wrote:
>>> I have an approx. 1 year old Coonhound Mix that we got at a shelter
>>> about 3 weeks ago. She is wonderful. She has been sleeping at the foot
>>> of our bed for the last few nights without an issue, but when we crate
>>> her during the day while we are at work she is wetting in her crate.
>>> She is walked and goes to the bathroom before we put her in her crate
>>> each morning. We have tried making the crate smaller, giving her less
>>> water in the morning... my husband has even started coming home at
>>> lunch to let her out....none of these things seem to help. She has no
>>> problem making it through the night, but can't seem to make it even 4
>>> hours during the day. We even tried closing her off in a room to see
>>> if it was just the crate, but then she peed in the corner of the room.
>>> If we put her in the crate for 1 to 8 hours the effect is the same when
>>> it is during the day, but if we put her there at night she has no issue.
>>> Does anyone have any suggestions?
>>> --
>>> Kdrake13
>
>> My German Shepherd never got over this.
>
>Naaaaah?
>
>BWEEEEAAAHAHAHAHAHAAAA!!!
>
>> As long as she was with us, she was a perfect impersonation of Lassie.
>> But don't leave her, even for 10 minutes. Her separation anxiety took
>> the form of the runs.
>
>Dogs GET separation anXXXIHOWESNESS when their
>CON-TROLLER is HOWETA CON-TROLL <{) : ~ ( >
>
>You can CURE separation anXXXIHOWESNESS NEARLY INSTANTLY.
>
>LIKE THIS:
>
>"nesskay" wrote in message
>news:1156529540.182250.183510@b28g2000cwb.googlegroups.com...
>
> It has been a couple of months since we have initiated Jerry Howe's
>recommendations for resolving the separation anxiety in our chocolate
>lab. We have seen remarkable results.
>
> She can now be left on our houseboat and we can return with
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