Re: Funny Crazy NADA/FADA stories...because we have to find the humor in this...

[Guest guest]

Maybe you ought to get her some " cat nip " .

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> My nada this past Christmas was sitting in the chair petting the cat

when the young cat bit

> her playfully. She picked up my cat and bit it's tail really hard

and tossed her across the

> room. She then said to me with a big smile, " See? that is how you

teach a cat not to bite! " I

> just stared in horror like, did she just really bite the cat? My

second thought was, " does she

> still have cat hair in her mouth? " She kept biting the during her

stay here until I finally told

> her to stop. Cat biting....that was a new one.

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[Guest guest]

OMG!!! I don't know whether to laugh or cringe, or both!!! Poor cat.

My nada often beat dogs we owned (with either a fly swatter, stick or

her bare hand) until the poor animal was exasperated, simply because

they whined and barked, as dogs do when locked up and never given

enough love. She said it was to " break their spirit " like you do with

horses, and she knew this because she lived on a farm until she was 15.

Mmmmmm....I think she applied that logic a little too widly with

animals and not to mention her kids and husbands!

I would have considered taking the cat with me when I left.

[Guest guest]

Dorian, I'm a volunteer with the ASPCA here in NYC. I can tell you

right now that if my nada had done that, she and her luggage would

have hit the pavement. How cruel to your cat. Why did you let her

do it past the first time?

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> My nada this past Christmas was sitting in the chair petting the

cat when the young cat bit

> her playfully. She picked up my cat and bit it's tail really hard

and tossed her across the

> room. She then said to me with a big smile, " See? that is how you

teach a cat not to bite! " I

> just stared in horror like, did she just really bite the cat? My

second thought was, " does she

> still have cat hair in her mouth? " She kept biting the during her

stay here until I finally told

> her to stop. Cat biting....that was a new one.

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