Crazy cat lady!

[GypsyGirl]

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Well I'm not making any final decision until after the move is done, but I do have to admit you might have a point about one thing....I should get laid before I decide anything, it's possible that pure sexual frustration is making me crazy and clouding my judgment.

I do think you're being rather harsh about women with more than two cats. Maybe some of us just like having a lot of pussy around. :tongue:

 

[Tanysha]

For fucksake I didn't say I didn't fucking understand your fucking point, just didn't find it particularly fucking funny.

 

[Pompal 09.]

I'm wondering if she has some sort of sexual superpower that makes the husband put up with this. :gasp:


[video]http://www.bing.com/videos/watch/video/a-real-life-cat-lady/pe3z2rq?from=im_f_25-34[/video]

 

[Ice_Nova]

Hey SG, I like kitties too, I mean cats or is it pussies, you know what I mean. The white cats are the best, 2, 3 or how many you want. Kitties or Cats are fun to play with but in saying this I have a Dog:

 

[missbeans]

What a pussy thread!

meow meow meow

 

[jim a]

Oh, I don't think Ordinary Everyday Snatch could get away with that. She must cum liquid gold. :tongue:

 

[moo]

SG, you can compromise and get 2 1/2 cats

 

[Pompal 09.]

All this pussy talk is making think of:

 

[thecharleslloyd]

::I'm not sure which makes me laugh more...the picture, or that you think I'd compromise. :tongue:

 

[aholm]

Posted on Fri, Sep. 10, 2010


Armed cat-hoarder threatens police

By Mari A. Schaefer
INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
An Upper Darby woman was arrested Friday after pointing an unloaded handgun at SPCA officials and police serving a warrant at her home for complaints related to hoarding animals.
Denise Merget, 57, of the unit block on Leighton Terrace, was charged with assault, reckless endangerment, making terroristic threats, and firearms violations, said Michael J. Chitwood, superintendent of police.
Chitwood said the SPCA removed about 75 cats from her small, end-unit row home.
About 12:30 p.m.,officers arrived in response to complaints about significant odors and various problems with her cats, Chitwood said.
Merget, who met the officers in her yard, ran back inside. An SPCA officer, George Bengal, followed her, and she pointed a handgun at him and ordered him to leave, Chitwood said.
Upper Darby Police Officer James Lutz encountered Merget and persuaded her to drop the gun, Chitwood said. At the police station, Merget signed over the cats to the care of the SPCA, he said.
Chitwood said authorities had been at the home before for related complaints. He also said Merget had become the target of neighborhood vandals who have thrown eggs at the house and rocks through its windows.